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Field types

Compare field settings, value shapes, localization, and delivery behavior.

Every field belongs to one Field Set. Stored field values follow an array convention; generated delivery fields use a scalar or list shape when the field type exposes cardinality.

Field reference

Field Configuration and value Supported validation
ShortText Single or multiple strings; text, URL, choice, or tags appearance; may be a title field Required, unique, character/word size, regex, allowed values
LongText Plain or Markdown string, or structured rich-text JSON Required, character/word size, regex
Number Integer, decimal, or float; single or multiple numeric values and numeric options Required, unique, minimum, maximum, allowed values
Boolean One Boolean; checkbox, toggle, or radio appearance Required
DateTime One date, date-time without timezone, or date-time with timezone Required, date range
Slug One string; optional automatic generation and title marker Required, unique, character/word size, regex
Reference One or more entry IDs from allowed Content types Required, unique
Asset One or more asset IDs from allowed Asset types Required, unique, allowed values, image dimensions/orientation
Component One or more embedded values from allowed Components Required
Json One opaque JSON value, which may be an object, array, or scalar Required; not filtered, sorted, or indexed
Geo Point, Circle, LineString, or Polygon; legacy point input is accepted Required; coordinate and geometry shape checks apply
Taxonomy One or more exact Term IDs from one Vocabulary Required, unique

Markdown and rich text can add a sanitized HTML delivery projection; canonical storage remains Markdown or structured rich text. GraphQL can populate permitted Reference, Asset, and Taxonomy targets, while REST keeps their IDs. A restricted reference never grants access to its target.

A Taxonomy field’s target Vocabulary cannot change after creation. New assignments accept only Active Terms. Geo coordinate arrays use longitude, then latitude.

Access

Reading field definitions requires backend.read and model.read. Adding, changing, reordering, or removing fields on an existing owner uses model.update with matching scope.

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