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I have a self-developed admin panel that I use for my clients' websites, on it I used a module for grapesjs called grapesjs-blocks-bootstrap5, but I needed to reinstall the node-modules folder and it looks like the module developer removed all his traces from the internet, so he broke my panel.
I wonder if I could use Gramateria inside a div and play its content to a hidden input?
My dashboard is made with PHP so I would need this post to save along with the other fields I use for pages. I ask because I saw in the readme that the purpose of the project is to be used as a standalone application.
This is the way I use it today and it would need it to work:
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I wonder if I could use Gramateria inside a div and play its content to a hidden input?
Could you elaborate this question?
Do you want the blocks from Gramateria to be in your panel?
As Gramateria has no proper documentation, it can be difficult for you to integrate with your panel.
You can also check Gramateria codes under this config folder
Hi!
I have a self-developed admin panel that I use for my clients' websites, on it I used a module for grapesjs called grapesjs-blocks-bootstrap5, but I needed to reinstall the node-modules folder and it looks like the module developer removed all his traces from the internet, so he broke my panel.
I wonder if I could use Gramateria inside a div and play its content to a hidden input?
My dashboard is made with PHP so I would need this post to save along with the other fields I use for pages. I ask because I saw in the readme that the purpose of the project is to be used as a standalone application.
This is the way I use it today and it would need it to work:

The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: