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You can configure the export plugin to export all pages. I don't have an example yet but it's possible. |
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'grapesjs-plugin-export': {
root(ed) {
const all = ed.Pages.getAll();
const pages = {};
const css = {};
all.map(page => {
pages[(page.get('name') || page.id) + '.html'] = '<!doctype html>' +
'<html lang="en">' +
'<head>' +
'<meta charset="utf-8">' +
'<link rel="stylesheet" href="/css/style-' + page.id + '.css">' +
'</head>' +
'<body>' +
page.getMainComponent().toHTML() +
'</body>' +
'</html>';
css['style-' + page.id + '.css'] = editor.CodeManager.getCode(page.getMainComponent(), 'css')
});
return {
css: {
...css
},
...pages
}
}
} |
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Why are you so awesome? Thanks again dude, you really come in for the save twice in a row now. I wish I could move this to Q&A so you got credit for answering my dumb questions. |
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I tried to add image exporting to this and im currently getting this error: |
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You'll need to define the fetchImagesByStructure function. |
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Is there any plans to make the export plugin compatible with the page manager? It appears to only be exporting a single page, is there something im missing or is the plugin just outdated, if so does anyone have a PHP example script that can render the pages on the back end or break down how I can convert the json into an actual page because im pretty lost on that part.
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