Livestream With Dave Foy - Why Bricks Builder?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2024
- Do you wonder why so many people are moving to Bricks Builder for WordPress?
Well, Dave Foy and I will be discussing some of the reasons we’ve moved over to it as our primary WordPress page builder.
If you have any questions, or are on the fence about making the switch for yourself, join us and get involved in the conversation.
Dave Foy’s Build With Bricks Course: www.davefoy.co...
Dave Foy’s Website: davefoy.com
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Bricks Builder Website: bricksbuilder.io/
life's moments got in the way, but I knew I would watch it afterwards, and I will now .
The way Dave teaches his craft came from his experience handcrafting websites. So good.
Excellent conversation! I'm heading towards Bricks myself; partially because I feel that I'm ready to grow into more advanced areas such as coding but also for economic reasons. The current LTD pricing is extremely enticing and feature-wise I don't feel like I'm losing anything moving from Elementor. I also feel that Bricks has reached a maturity of stability, meaning that rapid growth is not the driving mechanism but building a quality product is. Based on their roadmap, it appears that a Global Class Management System and Global Components are coming shortly. I take that to mean that something like ACSS / WPCodeBox will be baked in. Do you concur?
I still need to grow into that arena but I believe Bricks is in the best interests of my Web Creator future. Thanks to you, Paul & Dave, for sharing this conversation.
No idea where the live chat has gone? ( in the replay ). Bricks and Advanced Themer have been a revelation in learning about classes.
I use Option pages for client to updated static content on the about us and contact pages. I always create CPT's for services, testimonials and so on, so client has access to change content there. They dont have acces to my bricks builder.
Amazing episode kings!❤🎉
@53:00+ Good point! Yes, for end-users, changing pure content in Gutenberg is simpler. Although, of course, there is always the risk that they accidentally destroy a layout. But this can be restored after all.
Elementor is fataly flawed even if you want to do simple things. Lets say if you want to control the margins/padding for all containers sitewide. In elementor, there's no difference between a parent container and a child container. So if you keep the default padding as 20px or set it to something else, that also affects child containers. But now we're using flex box, so inner padding is not required anymore. So you may as well set the site-wide padding to zero. Then you have to manually set the padding on all your parent containers, on every responsive size. Lets say you want 50px vertical padding, and 20px side padding, and then on mobile, you want to reduce the vertical padding to 30px. Well, you have to set all values to zero, and then type them all again.
Also, elementor grid layout doesn't work, so if I want to lay my columns out 4 in a row, and then 3 in row on tablet, and 2 on mobile, in oxygen this is a simple setting, but in elementor, you have to manually set the percentage width for every container to 25%, 33.33%, on every screen size which isn't proper flexbox. Elementor is a mess in my opinion.
Completely agree about the point made about Bricks being more intuitive for those with a coding background. I personally find it makes more sense than El because of this, certainly helps me to build more semantic HTML and reduce bloat.
Awesome video for someone considering Bricks Builder. Question: Do we have any idea how the new (upcoming) Bricks Builder subscription model will work and what pricing we can anticipate?
Non-Black Friday Announcement: Our current pricing is already at its best, and we're set to raise lifetime prices and roll out yearly subscriptions as mentioned one year ago. Full details to come soon, and multiple weeks before the new pricing takes effect. But consider the current price a rare find that won't be around much longer.
Hi Paul. What is the physical device you are using to conduct this collaboration? Is that the device they call a stream deck by elgato?
I use a Stream Deck to switch camera angles, but the stream itself is handled via Ecamm Live.
@@WPTuts So the stream deck is what brought into view the scene where you are both side to side?
@@PswACC the Stream Deck is just a switch that changes the scenes I’ve designed in Ecamm. It doesn’t do anything more than that. 😁👍
Cool gadgets. @@WPTuts
Livestream with Kevin Geary? :)
LOL @ Kevin Geary lowkey trolling 🤣
people from 3rd world countries like cant afford bricks builder its very costly.