GrapesJS Issues

artf

Thanks @Baghunts, good catch. Current workaround would be .addStyle({ 'border-left': '...' })

GJS Helper

The issue where a background-image style isn't applied correctly to a component in GrapesJS is typically due to one of two common reasons: incorrect CSS url() syntax or the component lacking sufficient dimensions to display the background....

artf

As explained here you should not reimport the output HTML to edit the project, only the JSON.

GJS Helper

The issue you've encountered where a component's script function runs twice after saving and reloading the page is a known behavior (or a bug, depending on the perspective) in GrapesJS's script management system. It stems from how GrapesJS...

davidrhoderick

Funnily enough, the CSS-based styling works.

artf

Looks like the Parcel transformer is trying to import codemirror/lib/codemirror.js instead of codemirror/lib/codemirror.css on this line: So I'd suggest to open the issue on the related package

GJS Helper

The issue you're encountering, @parcel/transformer-sass: expected "{" when importing GrapesJS SCSS, is a common problem related to how module bundlers like Parcel resolve and process stylesheet imports, especially when dealing with third-p...

artf

The behaviour is correct as style:property:update triggers on any update of the Style Manager Property (not only its value). So for your specific case you would need to update the callback in this way

SagarMaria

Hi @artf, thanks for the quick reply, but actually, part of the problem is still that even after making a change e.g. click "center" align radio option with the if statement you suggested, subsequent selections of that component still log...

GJS Helper

The issue you're encountering with style:property:update and Property onChange firing excessively, even on component selection, is a common point of confusion. The style:property:update event is a low-level event that triggers whenever a s...

DanavsSite

DanavsSite

i just found out its because of webview2.Support for webview2??!

artf

I think this is more related to some Tauri configuration instead of GrapesJS as we're using the native HTML5 drag and drop

artf

@Spiral1234 if you're not able to reproduce the issue it's probably something on your end and without a reproducible demo it's hard to understand what might be a problem

GJS Helper

The issue you're encountering stems from how GrapesJS processes and normalizes styles, particularly inline styles, when importing HTML. Let's break down the root cause and provide the correct approach. Root Cause Explanation When GrapesJS...

artf

@innothetechgeek for a proper bug issue you should always create a reproducible demo as commonly there are issues unrelated to the core itself. Anyway, from your description you might want to define your styles entry via canvas options

GJS Helper

The issue you're experiencing, where styles loaded through your Vue.js entry point are lost when GrapesJS initializes, is a common behavior and stems from how GrapesJS isolates its editor canvas. Root Cause GrapesJS, by default, renders it...

gustavohleal

Hi! I've tested your solution. It does change the image correctly with the image locked inside the main component and you can move it around. The src attribute is changed in the model, but when you move the component he goes back to the pl...

artf

@gustavohleal my bad, you have to update the src property directly instead of the attribute image.set({ src: asset.getSrc() });

artf

Use the data-gjs-locked="true" property to ignore the image and update properly your custom component

GJSBlock

Thanks for reporting this, @abubaker417. The issue with added style able events such that styling can be overwritten, open appears to be a race condition or state management timing problem. This typically happens when component lifecycle e...

artf

Hi @at-codes titles for panel buttons are connected directly to i18n locale strings so you'll need to update those strings there. You can find more info about the i18n module here.

GJS Helper

The issue you're encountering, where button titles revert after being clicked, stems from directly manipulating the DOM elements of GrapesJS UI components. GrapesJS, like many modern web frameworks, manages its UI through underlying data m...