magemega / openmage-mm_cmscontentfilemode

OpenMage / Magento 1.9 module extension that allows to work on static files for CMS Static Blocks / Pages content.

Manage content of CMS Static blocks and Pages from files

🔥 Auto compile Tailwindcss [BETA]

If you're a fan of Tailwind CSS, you must definitely try the BETA feature that auto-compiles the files and generates a CSS with Tailwind classes! You can also create your own reusable templates and add them to TinyMCE!

🔥 Discover also the integration of Monaco Editor in OpenMage for an amazing Developer Experience!

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Requirements

• OpenMage [^20.2.0] : starting from this version, TinyMCE 6 has been integrated

NOTE: With some modifications, it would also work with the old editor. If you're interested, open a pull request, but the advice is to update.

Description

The extension creates a file copy and keeps it synced with the content of enabled CMS Static Blocks and Pages.

The copy is kept synchronized in both directions, meaning that saving a static block updates the file copy and vice versa!

This allows working directly on the file with all the benefits that an IDE can offer, such as auto-completion, syntax highlighting, and more, instead of working in the textarea.

It is very useful when there is a lot of HTML markup in a CMS content, for example on the homepage or if you have to deal with themes that heavily rely on static blocks like Porto (which I particularly dislike because of this).

In addition to this, it's possible to include the created files in a workflow for CSS purging for example (and this is the original purpose for which it was created).

File creation is disabled by default, you can enable one or more static blocks or pages in:

System -> Configuration -> Content Management.

The files are created in the following locations:

• app/design/{package}/{name}/template/cms/static_block/static_block_identifier.html
• app/design/{package}/{name}/template/cms/static_page/url_key_page.html

For example:

• app/design/rwd/default/template/cms/static_block/category_landingpage_vip.html
• app/design/rwd/default/template/cms/static_page/company.html

Notes:

• files are created for each package/name corresponding to every enabled store view for the CMS
• files are correctly renamed if you modify the identifier or url_key
• ! files are not deleted if a static block/page is removed
• If your static block / page is assigned to multiple store views with different themes applied, files will be created in all corresponding locations

⚠️ Important ⚠️

Know issue:

If you have multiple static blocks / pages with the same identifier assigned to different views (done for translations), they will be overwritten with the latest modified version. This case is not yet supported and needs to be implemented.

Disclaimer

Personally, I use this module in production, but always remember to make a full backup before testing it. I am not responsible for any damages or data loss that may occur.

🔥 TailwindCSS Features [BETA]

Enable TailwindCSS compiler in configuration and unlock the power of TailwindCSS!

1. Compile TailwindCSS classes and preview in TinyMCE Editor

   Utilize TailwindCSS classes in your content and automatically compile them into a CSS file that will be added to your frontend in this location:

   • https://openmage.dev/skin/frontend/rwd/default/css/tailwind.css

2. Create templates of reusable blocks

   You can create reusable templates inside your theme in this path:

   • app/design/{package}/{name}/template/cms/tinymce_templates/

   Example:

   app/design/rwd/default/template/cms/tinymce_templates/grid-4-columns.html

       <div class="grid grid-cols-4 gap-4 font-mono text-white text-sm text-center font-bold leading-6 bg-stripes-fuchsia rounded-lg mt-12 mb-12">
           <div class="p-4 rounded-lg shadow-lg bg-fuchsia-500">01</div>
           <div class="p-4 rounded-lg shadow-lg bg-fuchsia-500">02</div>
           <div class="p-4 rounded-lg shadow-lg bg-fuchsia-500">03</div>
           <div class="p-4 rounded-lg shadow-lg bg-fuchsia-500">04</div>
           <div class="p-4 rounded-lg shadow-lg bg-fuchsia-500">05</div>
           <div class="p-4 rounded-lg shadow-lg bg-fuchsia-500">06</div>
           <div class="p-4 rounded-lg shadow-lg bg-fuchsia-500">07</div>
           <div class="p-4 rounded-lg shadow-lg bg-fuchsia-500">08</div>
           <div class="p-4 rounded-lg shadow-lg bg-fuchsia-500">09</div>
       </div>

   Then you can select the templates in TinyMCE and add to your content.

3. Customize TailwindCSS compiler with your own tailwind.config.js and base file

   You can create your own tailwind.config.js inside your theme skin css directory

   for example to enable preflight (disabled by default), add prefix like 'tw-' or add plugins.

   Example:

   Customize TailwindCSS config: app/design/frontend/rwd/default/css/tailwind.config.js

   /** @type {import('tailwindcss').Config} */
   module.exports = {
       prefix: '',
       corePlugins: {
           preflight: true,
       },
       theme: {
           extend: {},
       },
       plugins: [
           require('@tailwindcss/forms'),
           require('@tailwindcss/typography'),
       ],
   }

   You can find default config in lib/tailwindcss/tailwind.config.js, no base CSS is added by default.

   PS: I recommend you adding the prefix: 'tw-' to Tailwind classes and keeping preflight disabled if your theme is not built with TailwindCSS. For example, the rwd/default theme includes the .block class, which corresponds to display: block; in TailwindCSS. Then, instead of using bg-fuchsia-500, you have to use tw-bg-fuchsia-500. I want to make this mode configurable in the future.

   You can also create your TailwindCSS entry point to add/remove components or extend layers

   app/design/frontend/rwd/default/css/tailwind-base.css

   @tailwind base;
   @tailwind components;
   @tailwind utilities;
   
   @layer components {
       .my-button-primary {
           @apply bg-blue-500 text-white font-bold py-2 px-4 rounded;
       }
   }

   Then you can use in your content like:

   <button class="my-button-primary">SEND</button>

Troubleshoot

TailwindCSS styles not rendered

If you don't see your Tailwind classes applied, make sure they are not being overridden by the CSS of your template.

Example:

In this case, use !text-white and consider to customize tailwind.config.js by adding a prefix tw- for all Tailwind styles.

NOTE: if you use a prefix add it after modifiers like md:!tw-text-white

Screenshot

⚠️ Highly experimental

You can configure TailwindCSS to look into all your theme files and forcibly recompile TailwindCSS while development (enabled only for Developer IPs).

Example:

/** @type {import('tailwindcss').Config} */
module.exports = {
    prefix: '',
    corePlugins: {
        preflight: false,
    },
    content: [
        '../../../app/design/frontend/base/default/**/*.phtml',
        '../../../app/design/frontend/rwd/default/**/*.phtml',
        '../../../app/design/frontend/rwd/lightclean/**/*.phtml',
        '../../../skin/frontend/rwd/lgihtclean/js/*.js',
        '../../../js/*.js'
    ],
    theme: {
        extend: {},
    },
    plugins: [
        //require('@tailwindcss/forms'),
        //require('@tailwindcss/typography'),
    ],
}

NOTE: It has never been tested, so I don't know what the performance of the binary compiler is with so many files.

You can experiment starting from another interesting project openmage-theme-lanzarote without the need to install BUN, but I don't know how it performs. Let me know!

Support

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If you have any issues with this extension, please open an issue on GitHub.

Contribution

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Any contributions are highly appreciated. The best way to contribute code is to open a pull request on GitHub.

Licence

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OSL - Open Software Licence 3.0