Issue #1763Opened January 29, 2019by poeeain0 reactions

Add <Style> tag in block content objects (not a string)

Question

  • Browser = Chrome
  • GrapesJS = Latest version ( 0.14.52 )

I am trying to create a block includes nesting content object with script, style, type properties. It works fine except adding <style> tag in the content.

Issue

If I create block content as a String like option (A) as below, CSS goes to CSS editor. But if I create block content as an object like option (B), CSS remains in HTML editor. ( I am not sure this is a bug or not )

Here, What I want to achieve is I want to create block like option (B), but expect CSS to be in CSS editor.

option (A)

codepen demo (A) a

blocks: [
          {
                id: 'link',
                label: 'Link',
                category: 'Basic',
                attributes: {
                    class: 'fa fa-link'
                },
                content: `<a class="mylink-one" href="#">This is a link</a>
<a class="mylink-two" href="#">This is a link</a>
<style>.mylink-one{color:red;}.mylink-two{color:skyblue;}</style>`,     
            }
          ]

option (B)

codepen demo (B) b

blocks: [
          {
                id: 'link',
                label: 'Link',
                category: 'Basic',
                attributes: {
                    class: 'fa fa-link'
                },
                content: {
                    script: function(){
                        console.log("I am dragged!")
                    },
                    type: 'link',
                    content: `<a class="mylink-one" href="#">This is a link</a>
<a class="mylink-two" href="#">This is a link</a>
<style>.mylink-one{color:skyblue};.mylink-two{color:teal}</style>`,
                }
            }
          ]

Why do I want this? Because I have an inline CSS and custom javascript codes to append with the block (when user drag into the canvas).


English is not my mother tongue; please excuse my bad explanation.

Answers (2)

artfFebruary 6, 20190 reactions
content: {
                    script: function(){
                        console.log("I am dragged!")
                    },
                    components: `...`, // use components instead of content
                }

BTW, I think, for your case, a custom component is more appropriate

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