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I really have no idea... The cert is issued by Let's Encrypt and so far it works pretty well (but maybe that might be an issue for that firewall)

Thank you very much, glad to hear that :)

Demo here: http://grapesjs.com/demo-mjml.html

"Build MVPs for startups", from Popstand, is amazing

When the extension is installed, focusing on input, you should be able to see pop up an icon for the emoji panel or click `ALT + W` to show up the panel

Hi, thanks, on which site are you trying to make it work? Mac or Win?

Firstly, I made this for myself when I was working on Win (MacOS has already a built-in emoji panel) and it was useful, so I decided to make it available on the store. I'll post the source soon on Github

GrapesJS's author here. Firstly, thanks for the mention tribby, appreciate (got +20 stars in few hours :)). Anyway, in this days I plan to make a big update to the site and will add also another demo/preset, the builder for newsletters[0]. The main goal of GrapesJS, indeed, is to replace the common WYSIWYG editors, which are good for content editing but inappropriate for creating HTML structures.

0. https://s30.postimg.org/bbh4gwwdt/top_secret_stuff.png

It's pretty simple library but I hope can helps someone. I'm gonna make also a wrapper for React applications

Ah ok, this helped. At least, now I know more about tesseract. Thank you akerro

Sorry guys, probably a stupid question (googled quickly, doesn't worked), but does this kind of stuff involve ML? Do I need to train it?

Like it so much, pretty addictive, but get too much laggy after few minutes

Please add 'width: 100%;' to your '.homepage .row' CSS rule. In Firefox I see an annoying scollbar on bottom of the page

Thanks GitHub and thanks for your Pages. I'm maintaining a web template editor http://grapesjs.com/demo.html Where you can design, store and even export to zip responsive templates without much effort and totally free. Really, thank you

same here

Realtime webcam https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CdBKNCPKBE8

I like how simply checkboxes and radio buttons are styled.

It was pretty much easy to implement it but I would like to know how would you detect this kind of tool?

Like it, but for stuff like this there is should be always some kind of live demo. A lot of devs underestimate the power of 'quick presentation'

Nice idea, anyway why all sections are 'restricted content'?

Truly convincing!!! Hope to master soon this so acclaimed React (is that so productive?!?) Thank you so much for posting this resource

Yeah, I understand that it could be confusing for someone, but for now I suggest you to check readme file on Github and I'll try my best, for next release, to make the site a little bit more understandable. Thanks

'- On the canvas, is there some way to make it obvious why boxes are relatively positioned a particular way? For instance, when I add a new box next to the iPhone picture, it's not visually obvious why there is fairly sizable top padding. Maybe light grey shading to represent padding and such?' - Like this, I'll try to figure it out how to implement it

'- Is there any reason why you wouldn't merge the 'select' tool and the 'move elements' tool into the single button (and make it the default selection)?' '- A 'new blank canvas' button might be handy' - Honestly the only reason is to avoid accidental move during selection, but with the API it will be possible to add custom commands to your own editors

'- Any possibility of multi or group select, for quick deletion of multiple elements?' - Well, it was already in my todo list, so I hope to implement it soon :)

Thanks spangry, I glad you like it.

Thanks arihant, great advice

According to the drawn structure those nested divs are totally valid

Mainly is made up of Backbone, Codemirror, Keymaster, Spectrum and RequireJs. Thanks for remind me of putting this information on readme file

Thanks for the advice, I should definitely improve the site.

It's true jarcane, but which one of those are open source? I always seen something similar but with paid plans

Thank you bucaran, I really appreciate you like it. Anyway, Webflow is one of most powerful website builder I've ever seen and when I discovered it I thought there is no reason to continue to develop GrapesJS, but I've also seen that there were no similar free/oss solutions that could be maybe integrated with other applications. Anyway for the next release (beta) I would like to integrate Breakpoint Manager (for media queries) and something that would let GrapesJS manage classes, this will be very similar to webflow concept :)

Thanks Rinum. I agree with you, for already experienced developer browser's dev tools are already enough, but with the possibility to be integrated with other applications it could be used inside some CMS for more powerful template editing.