<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<title>Article Editor</title>
<meta charset="utf-8">
<!-- css -->
<link rel="stylesheet" href="/your-article-dist-path/article-editor.min.css" />
</head>
<body>
<!-- element -->
<textarea id="entry">...</textarea>
<!-- js -->
<script src="/your-article-dist-path/article-editor.min.js"></script>
<!-- content custom block -->
<script src="/your-article-dist-path/blocks/block.content.js"></script>
<!-- content plugin js -->
<script src="/your-article-dist-path/plugins/bulma-content/bulma-content.js"></script>
<!-- call -->
<script>
ArticleEditor('#entry', {
plugins: ['bulma-content'],
css: ['/your-article-dist-path/article/arx-frame.min.css'],
custom: {
css: ['/path-to-bulma/bulma.min.css']
}
});
</script>
</body>
</html>
This example shows how to connect Bulma CSS for Article. This is done in a few steps.
The first one. You need to connect Article styles that provide display of editing controls:
ArticleEditor('#entry', {
css: ['/your-article-dist-path/arx-frame.min.css']
});
Second. You need to connect the Bulma css file.
ArticleEditor('#entry', {
css: ['/your-article-dist-path/arx-frame.min.css'],
custom: {
css: ['/path-to-bulma/bulma.min.css']
}
});
And third. This is how you can connect a file with your styles:
ArticleEditor('#entry', {
css: ['/your-article-dist-path/arx-frame.min.css'],
custom: {
css: [
'/path-to-bulma/bulma.min.css',
'/path-to-my-styles/my-styles.min.css'
]
}
});
Unfortunately, Bulma requires to be placed content in div with a "content" class. So you will need a custom block and a plugin for that:
So you will need to connect the custom block and plugin on the page, and set up the plugin in the settings:
ArticleEditor('#entry', {
plugins: ['bulma-content'],
css: ['/your-article-dist-path/article/arx-frame.min.css'],
custom: {
css: ['/path-to-bulma/bulma.min.css']
}
});