page
Describes a single web page or page-equivalent resource as an addressable semantic unit.
MSP-1 Namespace Term
msp:section
Describes a logical or structural subdivision of a page that can carry its own identity, hierarchy, and contextual metadata.
Definition
msp:section identifies a meaningful subdivision within a page. A section may represent a heading group, content block, topic area, nested subsection, or other page-internal unit that benefits from its own identity and contextual metadata.
The minimal section identity is id. Additional fields such as name, description, intent, interpretiveFrame, parent, order, and level may provide useful section-level context where appropriate.
Usage
{
"msp:section": {
"id": "introduction"
}
}
Section with metadata:
{
"msp:section": {
"id": "lighting-basics",
"name": "Lighting Basics",
"description": "Introduction to natural and artificial lighting principles.",
"intent": "Provide foundational understanding for new photographers.",
"parent": "lighting-guide",
"order": 1
}
}
Nested section identifiers:
{
"msp:section": {
"id": "studio-lighting",
"name": "Studio Lighting",
"parent": "lighting-guide",
"subsections": [
"studio-modifiers"
]
}
}
Legacy flat-string section values may be interpreted as simple section labels when graceful degradation is appropriate. The canonical MSP-1 v1.0.1 form is an object with at least id.
Related Terms
parent
Identifies the higher-level resource, page, section, collection, or structural context that contains or organizes the current section.
id
Provides a stable, unique identifier for an MSP-1 resource, entity, page, section, or conceptual element.
name
Provides a human-readable label, title, or naming set for an MSP-1 resource, entity, page, section, or concept.
description
Provides a human-readable summary that explains what an MSP-1 resource is about, what it covers, and why it exists.
intent
Declares the purpose, goal, or intended function of an MSP-1 resource, page, section, action, or communication.
interpretiveFrame
Declares the contextual lens, orientation, assumptions, or boundaries through which an MSP-1 resource should be understood.
canonical
Identifies the preferred authoritative URL representation of a resource when multiple representations may exist.