Once stylesheets were inlined, the editor's default CSS parser read them through the browser CSSOM, where a shorthand that contains var() (background: var(--surface-1), border: 1px solid var(--border)) comes back as empty longhands. Every card, panel and border on an imported page vanished, leaving text on a flat dark background. The official PostCSS parser plugin keeps those declarations intact; vendored like the rest, no CDN.
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Vendored 2026-09-20 from npm (no CDN at runtime; see the LICENSE-*.txt files, all BSD-3 or MIT):
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grapesjs 0.23.6 grapes.min.js / grapes.min.css
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grapesjs-blocks-basic 1.0.2 blocks-basic.js
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grapesjs-preset-webpage 1.0.3 preset-webpage.js
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grapesjs-plugin-forms 2.0.6 plugin-forms.js
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grapesjs-navbar 1.0.2 navbar.js
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grapesjs-custom-code 1.0.2 custom-code.js
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grapesjs-tabs 1.0.6 tabs.js
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grapesjs-tooltip 0.1.8 tooltip.js
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grapesjs-style-bg 2.0.2 style-bg.js
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grapesjs-touch 0.1.1 touch.js
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grapesjs-component-countdown 1.0.2 countdown.js
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Update: npm pack <pkg> ; copy package/dist/*.js here ; bump ?v= in studio.html.
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grapesjs-parser-postcss 1.0.3 parser-postcss.js (CSS parsed with PostCSS: keeps var() shorthands the browser parser drops)
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