I have never been more impressed with both the quality of the software but also the openness of which bricks shares with the community. if you are on the fence BUY THIS, it is simply that good.
Hey Thomas, much appreciated 👍… awesome release and we’ll deserved that you onboarded all the Oxygen users and are getting so much love for your product. Delivering with this really hot weather… in Germany and Cyprus, where ever you’re currently working from. Congratulations 🎉
Thomas just cracked the code of improving workflow speed, which almost every builder ignored. "Details matter" Just see how many quality improvements. Can't wait to play with 1.5.
I'm curious about the conditional logic filter. The filter seems to be generic in the sense that it filters every single possible element that Bricks renders. This means the logic always has to do some kind of test for which element is being rendered. And this, in turn, means that this logical test happens as many times as there are elements on a page. I can see that if a page has a lot of elements, say 2000 individual elements, and you only want to filter 1 of them, testing for that element 2000 times doesn't seem efficient. I think what I'm saying is that you could maybe reduce processing time of "testing the element" by making the filters a little more granular. For example a filter that just does sections and another that just does containers and then divs. Maybe even filters per block type. If I only want to filter an image or a paragraph (special discount code text etc), it doesn't make sense that the filter has to run 2000 times and each one has to run a logical test just to see if it's my specific paragraph ID. If there was a filter narrowed down to just text elements, there is no extra processing for all the rest of the elements. It might even be wise to use some kind of dynamic filter naming that runs per-ID. Like "add_filter('bricks/element/render/brxe-29K9Ak3', '...')". I don't know how plausible that is, but WordPress itself uses a lot of filters and actions with dynamic names, such as when filtering Gutenberg blocks. See how WP allows filters for specific blocks for this exact reason, to avoid testing so much: make.wordpress.org/core/2021/02/18/wordpress-5-7-a-new-dynamic-hook-to-filter-the-content-of-a-single-block/ So I think dynamic named filters that are per block type or even by ID or major sections only, would help reduce processing load for these conditions.
Would love to see a place/ui for management of vars so you do not have to place them in with code. And give and make categories for them. Than everywhere where you type var( it loads them and autocompletes it.
"27:30 Media Query Loop (e.g. Image Gallery)" - I don't understand the Structure: why the Block is inserted in the Container? Why can't Image be inserted in the Container directly? Cause when you were changing the direction to Horizontal, you we doing it on Container level and you were unable to do it on Block level. So, what's the use in the Construction: Container -> Block -> Image, if we can do without Blocks?
If Elementor and Oxygen had a baby, and that kid learned from all their mistakes, it would be Bricks. But better. It really is the evolution of page builders. I've yet to find something I don't like about it.
Are there cons to using containers as the only layout elements, set with proper semantic html tagging to structure the design, as done in Elementor? If so, what would they be?
Just took a look at the trial version of Bricks and checked out each of them. Except for the Div element, all the Section, Container and (ironically) Block elements are display: flex with the proper semantic tag set, so I think it settles the matter. Well, if anyone has anything to add, feel free to do so =D
Can you guys start making short videos too. Like below 10 minutes? I need to learn this my in my country the data that can watch this cost my whole day expenditure.
It’s not “better”. It’s just better suitable for certain usecases, as is flexbox in others. Grid is great for making layouts, flexbox is great for positioning elements.
I have never been more impressed with both the quality of the software but also the openness of which bricks shares with the community. if you are on the fence BUY THIS, it is simply that good.
I couldn’t agree more! Superb support, education, communication, and development philosophy.
Well, I bought it...
This is by far the best thought out page builder I've seen to date, and I've tried them all.
How did you find Breakdance (assuming you've tried it)?
@@BawlBag in my opinion Bricks is a lot more intuitive. And performance is unmatched to date.
Thank you, Thomas. We really appreciate all your efforts.
Hey Thomas, much appreciated 👍… awesome release and we’ll deserved that you onboarded all the Oxygen users and are getting so much love for your product. Delivering with this really hot weather… in Germany and Cyprus, where ever you’re currently working from. Congratulations 🎉
Thomas just cracked the code of improving workflow speed, which almost every builder ignored. "Details matter"
Just see how many quality improvements. Can't wait to play with 1.5.
Awesome. Love the query loop on the slider!
Thanks for this video. Please keep more videos coming. It is very important for developers to understand and use the CMS as standard practice.
Excellent work! Continue in this way, the performance in a test migrating from Elementor to Bricks is outstanding !! 👏👏👏
Amazing. Bricks just keeps getting better!
The greatest thing that happened to website creators since sliced bread! Thank you!
Sliced Bricks
Simple and the BEST! this update is a gamechanger! very intuitive and simple to use. super faaaasst! great work from the devs. Thank you!
Thank you very much, again, Thomas & Team! 🤗
Please make something simular to the menu builder of Breakdance. Its so nice to have in Bricks.
Seconded
Thank you very much for another great release! Thanks Thomas!
I'm curious about the conditional logic filter. The filter seems to be generic in the sense that it filters every single possible element that Bricks renders. This means the logic always has to do some kind of test for which element is being rendered. And this, in turn, means that this logical test happens as many times as there are elements on a page.
I can see that if a page has a lot of elements, say 2000 individual elements, and you only want to filter 1 of them, testing for that element 2000 times doesn't seem efficient.
I think what I'm saying is that you could maybe reduce processing time of "testing the element" by making the filters a little more granular. For example a filter that just does sections and another that just does containers and then divs. Maybe even filters per block type.
If I only want to filter an image or a paragraph (special discount code text etc), it doesn't make sense that the filter has to run 2000 times and each one has to run a logical test just to see if it's my specific paragraph ID. If there was a filter narrowed down to just text elements, there is no extra processing for all the rest of the elements.
It might even be wise to use some kind of dynamic filter naming that runs per-ID. Like "add_filter('bricks/element/render/brxe-29K9Ak3', '...')". I don't know how plausible that is, but WordPress itself uses a lot of filters and actions with dynamic names, such as when filtering Gutenberg blocks. See how WP allows filters for specific blocks for this exact reason, to avoid testing so much: make.wordpress.org/core/2021/02/18/wordpress-5-7-a-new-dynamic-hook-to-filter-the-content-of-a-single-block/
So I think dynamic named filters that are per block type or even by ID or major sections only, would help reduce processing load for these conditions.
Curious how do the dynamic styling options (animations, parallax etc) modern styling compare to Elementor?
Would love to see a place/ui for management of vars so you do not have to place them in with code. And give and make categories for them. Than everywhere where you type var( it loads them and autocompletes it.
Amazing! Thanks Thomas
"27:30 Media Query Loop (e.g. Image Gallery)"
- I don't understand the Structure: why the Block is inserted in the Container? Why can't Image be inserted in the Container directly? Cause when you were changing the direction to Horizontal, you we doing it on Container level and you were unable to do it on Block level. So, what's the use in the Construction: Container -> Block -> Image, if we can do without Blocks?
Thanks. Lots to digest.
Great features
Great stuff!
Still waiting on a good CSS grid implementation
Stunning
Could you post some links to some dynamic modern site examples built w Bricks pls?
If Elementor and Oxygen had a baby, and that kid learned from all their mistakes, it would be Bricks. But better.
It really is the evolution of page builders. I've yet to find something I don't like about it.
Can bricks create websites as complex as Elementor tho?
@@smeagoltheunrealdeviant9357 Absolutely. Probably even better.
Thanx a million! you guys are awesome! is there a way to work with JetPlugins too? that would change everything!
Are there cons to using containers as the only layout elements, set with proper semantic html tagging to structure the design, as done in Elementor? If so, what would they be?
Just took a look at the trial version of Bricks and checked out each of them. Except for the Div element, all the Section, Container and (ironically) Block elements are display: flex with the proper semantic tag set, so I think it settles the matter.
Well, if anyone has anything to add, feel free to do so =D
Please, would it be possible to activate the automatic subtitles for the video?
Awesome!!! :)
Is it possieble to make multiple column layout in one slide and another multi column in second slide?
Yes 😎
Is there a shortcode documentation on the academy?
Yes, just google it, or click the info icon in your builder and type in shortcuts in the searchbar
Do you know why subtitles are unavailable on this video ? Would be good to have it.
In my case they are available
@@captteemo9133 Yes, they are now. That wasn't the case earlier.
Genial, pero por favor podrían poner subtítulos al video👍
Can you guys start making short videos too. Like below 10 minutes?
I need to learn this my in my country the data that can watch this cost my whole day expenditure.
The video is divided in chapters. You can watch one chapter every day, for example.
wow
Grid is better than flex box.
It’s not “better”. It’s just better suitable for certain usecases, as is flexbox in others. Grid is great for making layouts, flexbox is great for positioning elements.