As a more complex example, the following query returns a complete page (CMChannel), including data for all page grid placements, with image and video links (if present). Also included in the response: image map data.

query PageQuery($id: String!) {
  content {
    page(id: $id) {
      __typename
      ...Reference
      title
      teaserTitle
      teaserText
      creationDate
      grid {
        cssClassName
        rows {
          placements {
            name
            viewtype
            items {
              ...Teasable
              ...ImageMap
              ... on CMCollection {
                viewtype
                items {
                  ...Teasable
                }
              }
            }
          }
        }
      }
    }
  }
}

fragment ContentInfo on Content_ {
  name
  creationDate
}

fragment Reference on CMLinkable {
  ...ContentInfo
  title
  segment
  link {
    id
    type
  }
}

fragment ImageMap on CMImageMap {
  displayTitle
  displayShortText
  displayPicture
  transformedHotZones {
    crops {
      name
      coords {
        x
        y
      }
    }
    points {
      x
      y
    }
    alt
    shape
    target
    displayAsInlineOverlay
    inlineOverlayTheme
    linkedContent {
      ...Reference
      ...QuickInfo
    }
  }
}

fragment Teasable on CMTeasable {
  ...Reference
  teaserTitle
  teaserText
  teaserTarget {
    ...Reference
  }
  teaserTargets {
    target {
      ...Reference
    }
    callToActionEnabled
    callToActionText
  }
  teaserOverlaySettings {
    style
    enabled
    positionX
    positionY
    width
  }
  picture {
    ...Picture
  }
  video {
    ...Video
  }
}

fragment QuickInfo on CMTeasable {
  ...Reference
  teaserTitle
  teaserText
  picture {
    ...Picture
  }
}

fragment Picture on CMPicture {
  ...ContentInfo
  title
  alt
  link {
    id
    type
  }
  uriTemplate
  base64Images {
    cropName
    base64
  }
}

fragment Video on CMVideo {
  ...ContentInfo
  title
  alt
  link {
    id
    type
  }
  data {
    uri
  }
  dataUrl
}

Page queries accept the numeric content ID of a CMChannel document as well as a site ID. In the latter case, the home page of the site will be returned, for example, for the Calista demo site (query variables: { "id": "ced8921aa7b7f9b736b90e19afc2dd2a"}).

Alternatively, a page may be queried by its navigation path, using the 'pageByPath' query.

{
  content {
    pageByPath(path: "corporate/for-professionals") {
      id
      title
    }
  }
}

The path argument in the (abbreviated) example above consists of the segment path starting with the homepage segment 'corporate', the path separator '/' and the subpage segment 'for-professionals'. If the query is invoked using a site filter endpoint, like '/corporate/graphql', the homepage-segment of the path may be omitted, e.g. simply 'for-professionals'.