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Yep, I would also love to see some real use cases. I know "your creativity is the limit" but thats problem, some arent creative. Since I bought BF I have never used it on any project, just on local dev sites. I remember when I tried to create a multi step form, it was so hard I had to go through the forum, the docs and facebook posts just to get an idea of how this works, so I went with WSForm instead. Same with the animations, pretty sure you can do some amazing stuff, but HOW? And when/where to use it? I'm sure its an amazing plugin, but we need more practical examples/use cases.

relax its introduction i think will be later some sort tutorial.

There's BricksForge Academy where tutorials will be/have been published.

Oh, thanks Jeffrey! :) If you have any questions while exploring, just get in touch :)

Basically, the canvas offers you more than enough space to organize your nodes. There is also a function planned, similar to Unreal Blueprints, to organize a stack of nodes into a group and add a comment :)

Hey Lex! Great to see you here :) You could also call external API's, yes. In that case, personally, I would use the Node Action "Call Ajax Function". This will trigger a custom php function you can define in your code. From there, you can communicate with the external API from your server securely. Nonce checking will be added automatically here as a starter layer of security :)

@@bricksforge oooow, I see an opportunity! Still need to code to do the call though. I got an experiment in mind :D

Thanks Brendan! :)

This would be great to see!

It has been released as BETA one week ago. The final release will be later this month :)

@@markpeters2254 on the fly as third action node „Update Global Variable“. If not exists, this action will declare it 😊

@@kelwinsj yes, there are GSAP related actions like „GSAP To“. Also, you can play a specific timeline which you create with the animation panel separately 😊

@@bricksforge Thank you. This makes it even better. The one thing that I keep running into an issue with is other plugin support with page transitions. This has made me disable it from all but the most basic of my sites. If only there was a way of excluding certain pages, or having some pages re-render will all JS code... wishful thinking.

​@@kelwinsj Take a look at this plugin, it is from a seasoned plugin dev and is in the WP repo, free. At first glance you'll think all it does is organize plugins.. BUT, dont let that fool you. It does a few very unique things! For one, you can PER plugin control when and where EVERY plugin is active on ANY page! There are plugins (js code) from WP and plugins that run on pages that there is no need for! Or maybe you ONLY need a plugin or code to run on a single page or two, ONLY! While normally that plugin is running on all forward facing sites! You can control that easily. But here is where I use this plugin the most.. and in reference to what you said. You can set the "order" in which ALL plugins load there code, per page or whole site! So in essence, you could easily have your page transitions code 'specifically' load before the conflicting js from what you mentioned. Try it out, it's help me many many times not have to juggle js / conflicts / etc. simply by adjusting what plugins load and more importantly when they load. It says it's out dated, but it works just fine as of the latest WP today.

@@vigilantezack The slider ID has nothing to do with selectors. It’s the ID of the splide instance. Once created, it will always be statically saved in the bricksData object. A class or a dom node would make no sense here, as they are not holding the id of the instance.

@@bricksforge Thanks. This isn't the way Forge presents the field, it does say "Slider ID", not "Splide ID". And the little info bubble says "Slider ID without prefixes". Again, not "Splide ID", but "Slider ID", and why say "without prefixes"? Do Splide IDs have prefixes? It obviously sounds like it's asking for the normal DOM ID of the Slider element. Maybe this could be worded better? But that leaves the same issue. If I have a hero slider on a lot of pages, I can't clone pages or copy the slider because I have to copy and set a new ID on every single instance. I know there could be potential bugs using the same ID on a slider across multiple pages, but it seems like something that makes sense. I want to be able to just copy a slider or copy a page and have that slider work right away without having to fudge around with animations again because they break every time it's copied. That makes it especially hard for end users who want to clone pages and update them. Why can't we set a custom ID and have the bricksData object reset? If that's not possible, then Forge needs a way to link the Splide ID back to the actual Slider element we're using so that it can be copied. If not that, then perhaps allow us to create customized Splide and DOM IDs that are static and belong to that slider no matter where we copy it. Or maybe there is some other way to solve this?

@@vigilantezack We have tried to make this easier to understand for beginners. Bricks always creates the splide ID based on the element ID. If the element is #brxe-1234, Bricks creates a splide instance 1234. However, if the ID is changed, Bricks does not change the ID of the splide instance. This is not usually necessary. We also don't want to interfere with the Bricks Logic, as this can have negative side effects. Bricksforge does everything it is supposed to do here. It expects a splide ID to know on which slider instance the action should be executed. How to minimize the effort when migrating pages is outside the Bricksforge scope. CSS classes do not help here.