Generally any 'template system', that you find in various applications like CMS, is composed by the **structure** (HTML), **style** (CSS) and **variables**, which are then replaced with other templates and contents on server-side and rendered on client.
Generally any 'template system', that you'd find in various applications like CMS, is composed by the **structure** (HTML), **style** (CSS) and **variables**, which are then replaced with other templates and contents on server-side and rendered on client.
This demo shows an example of what is possible to achieve: http://grapesjs.com/demo.html
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Unfortunately with the configuration above you wouldn't see a lot. This because GrapesJS itself is empty, adding panels, buttons and other stuff will be your job (actually it's not empty but you need buttons to show them up).
The section below will explain some basic configurations but for a more practical example I suggest to look up the code inside this demo: http://grapesjs.com/demo.html
For more practical example I suggest to look up the code inside this demo: http://grapesjs.com/demo.html