Returns the URL from where the content document resource can be fetched. This URL may or may not be a browser supported URL depending on how the publication was loaded. For example, an EPUB loaded from a local file requires content URLs to be used together with the ResourceProvider that loaded the publication.
The index of the content document within the parent publication spine.
Get if this ContentDocument has been designed as a fixed-layout document, or if it can be reflowed/paginated.
Get the media-type for this ContentDocument.
Indicates if the content document should be rendered in the left-hand slot, the right-hand slot, or if synthetic spread mode should be overridden and a single viewport rendered and positioned at the center of the screen.
Get the publication this content document belongs to.
Get in which orientations the reading system should present this content document in spread mode. If not defined by the content document, it defaults to Publication.getPreferredSyntheticSpreadBehavior().
If the publication metadata indicates that this resource internally contains references to resources outside of this publication. Note that the content document may still contain references to remote resources if the publication metadata is incorrect.
Indicates whether the content contributes to the primary reading order and is meant to be read sequentially, or if it is content that should be presented in its own context such as a popup. Examples of such non-linear content include: notes, descriptions, answer keys or maps.
If the publication metadata indicates that this resource contains scripted content or forms. Note that the content document may still contain scripted content or forms if the publication metadata is incorrect.
Get this instance as a plain JSON object.
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Represents a source content document in a Publication.