Store the html and inline css in Editor.Store()

@mekamleshk editor.store() function gets the html, components, css, html and styles and passes it to storage:store event and you can access it like you have above

im sorry if i have miss understood what your asking but it looks like your trying to add a save button

the save button

editor.Panels.addButton('options', [{
               id: 'save',
                    className: 'fa fa-floppy-o icon-blank',
                    command: function (editor, sender) {
                        if (sender)
                            sender.set('active', false);
                        editor.store();
                    },
                    attributes: {title: 'save to database'}
                }]);

the store event

editor.on('storage:store', function (e) {
                console.log('STORE ', e);
                console.log('HTML', e.html);
                console.log('CSS', e.css);
            });

you can use grapejs's build in remote storage feature if you want to post these values to a backend

in the grapejs init you will want something like this

storageManager: {
                            type: 'remote',
                            urlStore: 'http://mywebsite.com/store/website',
                            contentTypeJson: true,
                        },

this will post a json string to the backend

Please recheck my code i have updated it. @sonnylloyd @artf I want to store inline html

var html = editor.runCommand('gjs-get-inlined-html');

into mysql database using editor.store() function

duplicate of https://github.com/artf/grapesjs-preset-newsletter/issues/16