Load external css in editor

hello i search a lot but i didn’t find how to load a css file inside editor My code regards of other issue i add styles: ['http://localhost/flexidev/templates/shaper_helix3/css/template.css\‘] no real error but no style … what i forgot ? `function fclayout_init_builder(editor_sfx, element_id) { /** * Lets say, for instance, you start with your already defined HTML template * and you'd like to import it on fly for the user */ var LandingPage = { html: '

This is the layout area, you may drag and drop to add your blocks here, to load flexicontent field use data panel to insert flexicontent block

', css: null, components: null, styles: ['http://localhost/flexidev/templates/shaper_helix3/css/template.css\’], };

		var lp = \'./img/\';
		var plp = \'//placehold.it/350x250/\';
		var images = [
			lp+\'flexicontent.png\',
			lp+\'grapesjs-logo-cl.png\'
		];

		var editor = grapesjs.init({
			avoidInlineStyle: false,
			// dragMode: \'absolute\',

			// Indicate where to init the editor. You can also pass an HTMLElement
			// Size of the editor
			height: \'100%\',
			container: \'#gjs_\' + editor_sfx,

			// We use `fromElement` or `components` to get the HTML
			// `components` accepts an HTML string or a JSON string of components
			// Here, at first, we check and use components if are already defined
			// otherwise the HTML string gonna be used
			fromElement: 0,
			components: LandingPage.components || LandingPage.html,

			// We might want to make the same check for styles
			style: LandingPage.style || LandingPage.css,
			protectedCss: \'\',`

[pouyamiralayi]

@micker if your customCss is a url, that’s the way to include it. but if you you have some styles that you want to include by hand, here is the procedure:

editor.addComponents(
  `
     <style> div { background: teal} </style>
  `
)

Cheers!

[pouyamiralayi]

@micker you must include them like this:

    canvas: {
        styles: ['bundle1.css', 'bundle2.css'],
        scripts: ['bundle1.js', 'bundle2.js'],
    },

I do not see the canvas object in your setup. Cheers!