WYSIWYG Package for Umbraco 15+

I've been a fan of What You See Is What You Get since my DTP days. Now I'm trying to implement this theme on the web as well.

For Umbraco 13, a community project demonstrated that the new block grid in the back office can be used to create an editable preview that almost matches the front-end display. The CSS required for this can be used on both sides.

However, a lot has changed with the new back office, Bellissima, and as far as I can tell, a comparable solution is currently not possible (version 15.4.0).

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In 2009, I was working as a freelance web developer and saw content management systems as a way to develop sophisticated websites...

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Store secrets with KeyPerFileConfigurationProvider

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How do I use my localhost certificate with VS Code

Testing a website encrypted with Visual Studio under https works practically out-of-the-box. But how does that work with VS Code?

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