identify-page-structure

To identify page sections and content sequences from scraped webpage HTML, run a two-level structure analysis that first maps top-level section boundaries and then decomposes each section into default content or block sequences. This generates a structured page map ready for authoring workflows.

Content decomposition for AEM Edge Delivery Services imports is the process of breaking down a scraped webpage into top-level sections and their internal content sequences to enable structured analysis and informed authoring workflows.

Yes, page structure analysis surfaces workflow prerequisites by integrating with the block inventory to identify relevant blocks available for use within each mapped section and content sequence.

Yes, you can map webpage sections and plan block usage automatically by running the structure analysis on a scraped webpage, which identifies section boundaries, sequences, and surfaces available blocks without manual inspection.

The best way to map a scraped webpage into sections for AEM authoring is performing a two-level analysis that identifies top-level section boundaries first, then extracts content sequences per section and surfaces available blocks for planning.

Before analyzing page structure for AEM Edge Delivery Services, you need a scraped webpage as input. The analysis then maps sections and content sequences and surfaces available blocks via block-inventory integration.