amp-story-page

The <amp-story-page> component represents the content to display on a single page of a story.

Example

<amp-story-page id="cover">
  <amp-story-grid-layer template="fill">
    <amp-video
      layout="fill"
      src="background.mp4"
      poster="background.png"
      muted
      autoplay
    ></amp-video>
  </amp-story-grid-layer>
  <amp-story-grid-layer template="vertical">
    <h1>These are the Top 5 World's Most...</h1>
    <p>Jon Bersch</p>
    <p>May 18</p>
  </amp-story-grid-layer>
  <amp-story-grid-layer template="thirds">
    <amp-img
      grid-area="bottom-third"
      src="a-logo.svg"
      width="64"
      height="64"
    ></amp-img>
  </amp-story-grid-layer>
</amp-story-page>

Attributes

id [required]

A unique identifier for the page. Can be used for styling the page and its descendants in CSS, and is also used to uniquely identify the page in the URL fragment.

auto-advance-after [optional]

Specifies when to auto-advance to the next page. If omitted, the page will not automatically advance. The value for auto-advance-after must be either:

• A positive amount of time to wait before automatically advancing to the next page
• An ID of an HTMLMediaElement or video-interface video whose completion will trigger the auto-advance

For example:

<amp-story-page id="tokyo" auto-advance-after="1s"></amp-story-page>

background-audio [optional]

A URI to an audio file that plays while this page is in view.

For example:

<amp-story-page
  id="zurich"
  background-audio="./media/switzerland.mp3"
></amp-story-page>

Children (of amp-story-page)

The <amp-story-page> component contains one or more layers. Layers are stacked bottom-up (the first layer specified in the DOM is at the bottom; the last layer specified in the DOM is at the top).