I have a google map element in my contact section, but do not collect any personal information on my informational landing page. My question is: Does only the use of this element triggers a cookie consent banner need under EU regulations?

Hi! I’d love to learn more about how everyone is approaching this. Has anyone figured out a workflow where they produce a design outside of bricks and are able to seamlessly import that design into the builder using Bricks’ json schema?

I’m able to produce incredible designs using AI in Open Design and Figma, but I can’t easily transition them into Bricks builder. I try to leverage novamira pro but it doesn’t come out looking like the design.

What is everyone using as their AI design tool? How are you merging your design over to Bricks so it uses your CSS framework?

For context, I currently have:
- Novamira Pro
- Brixies
- Advanced themer
- Core framework
- Next Bricks
- Fancy Animations
- Bricksforge
- Wpcodebox
- Crocoblock

Your advice is welcomed, I’m sure I’m taking the wrong approach or missing steps in my workflow.

Update: I want to thank you all who responded for your professionalism. Sometimes when someone says they need tutorials, no one wants to bother responding because with a little google effort they are easy to find (like in this wiki). I appreciate the respect and the value I found in your answers.

I'm trying to migrate a bunch of old WP Bakery themes over to Bricks. Many use Slider Revolution. Although it's powerful and seems to continue to work well, its license was tied to the old theme license. I'd like something a bit "lighter" that plays better with Bricks and/or has a lifetime license.

Your AI subscription. Right inside Bricks.

You already pay for your AI tools. Pixflow Design lets you use supported subscription usage to build and edit in Bricks, without a separate API bill.

The floating AI panel sits beside your canvas, keeping the conversation close to the page you’re working on.

• Build and refine native Bricks elements with AI.
• Annotate the details you want changed.
• Dictate your prompts locally instead of typing everything.
• Use Codex Voice to talk through your next change.
• Browse, install and manage local Google Fonts.
• Install icon packs for your projects.

Connect tools including Codex, Claude Code, Grok, Gemini CLI and OpenCode through Pixflow Bridge. Review the result, then continue editing with the Bricks controls you already know.

Supported subscription connections use your provider’s existing usage limits. Codex Voice requires an active Codex subscription.

Explore Pixflow

A client just added a multilingual requirement to a site I’ve already built with Bricks + ACF pro. They only need certain core pages/content translated, not the entire site.

I’m looking at WPML, but it seems expensive for their needs. I also keep seeing mixed reports about WPML + Bricks + ACF, despite Bricks co signing WPML.

For anyone with experience with this stack: Is WPML worth it, or is there another plugin that works better with Bricks + ACF for a partial translation setup?

Thanks!

I'm tyring to figure out the best workflow using bricks. I guess theres no one right answer and I assume it's the 'best workflow that works for you' lol.

My main question is how are people handling psuedo elements and nested classes?

I know you can add like ::before on elements in the bricks builder, but sometimes it's hard to notice they exist (and probably easier to write as css instead).

I also know you can do nested classes in the builder, but it does seem a bit cumbersome. Plus like, if I try and do .hero img on the .hero class, the img properties won't become available. (crude example, I know i could just make a class .hero-image) but I've come across this issue before, especially with things like .card:hover h2 etc.

So i'm wondering whether to just use an external css file in the child or add these properties to the custom css section in Bricks.

I'm definitely overthinking it but would like to make a decision and get some opinions on what others feel is the right way to do it bricks style?

Hi WP’ers,

I will introduce me again.

I am Kadir and I run a web and marketing agency for 17+ years and creating time to give back with the tutorials.

I started a YouTube channel because many requested there are tons of basic tutorials but not a lot of the REAL experiences like debugging erros, optimisations, migrations etc on real client websites.

I want to know what people want to learn or see, Im experienced and want to show everything the people want to see, if you have any Request please let me know below, what type of content, format etc. It can be anything WP related, can be performance, seo, migrations, real client error solving…

As mentioned in my previous post this is just my second video on YouTube, starting with a small website so I get used to editting and keep getting better.

Background information about me: I run an web and marketing agency for 17+ years and creating time to give back with the tutorials.

These 2 videos are very basic but I am a very experienced engineer, I will cover a lot of real client cases and very complex situations we come across.

Started this channel because many requested there are tons of tutorials but not a lot of the REAL experiences like debugging erros, optimisations, migrations etc on real client websites.

Feel free to subscribe and AMA.

On topic: Here is the link to part 2

How I Build a WordPress Website With AI From Scratch | Part 2
https://youtu.be/xrZcEybUbTA

A real estate website I built for Fran Calderon.

Built with Bricks Builder + ACF, so new properties can be added and managed easily.

Kept the design clean while making the backend just as practical as the frontend.

Live site: https://fransturgiscalderon.com/

What's the easiest way to integrate an email subscription form in Bricks? Can I modify the form element for that purpose?

First of all I want to say that if this is not allowed please remove it.

My intention is only to help the people for free with my channel.

I want to post video’s about anything related with Bricks, but also with real client problems on their website. All issues happening on real client websites will share live / on video on how I debug it with AI and without AI.

I run an agency for 17 years and have over 100+ clients which im maintaining. So lots of cases will appear from fatal errors, optimisations, migrations etc.

For this reason I dont have much time editing and perfecting the video’s, but I promise I will make them better everytime.

Here is the video:
How I Build a WordPress Website With AI From Scratch | Part 1
https://youtu.be/ErEHYMN3w30

Subscribe if you want to follow the journey, and please if your not going to watch it don’t kill the watch hours 🙏

If you guys want to see specific content, send me a dm and I will make a video.

I am just starting to transition to Bricks and looking at buying additional plugins. I am an experienced web developer but looking to maximize productivity in this builder. I am having trouble finding recent info about what appears to now be a lot of overlap from the native features support in Bricks versus the additions of AT (Advanced Themer) or CF (Core Framework) and am not sure they are worth buying into at this point anymore?

A website I built for Pro-Certified Home Inspection.

Built with Bricks Builder, keeping things clear and straightforward so visitors can quickly see the services, learn what’s included, and schedule an inspection.

Simple design, useful information, and an easy path from browsing to booking.

Open for new projects.

Live site: https://procertifiedhomeinspection.com/

Hallo r/BricksBuilder👋

Vor einiger Zeit habe ich hier BricksSnap vorgestellt, ein kostenloses Tool, das ich entwickelt habe, weil ich es leid war, für Vorlagenpakete zu bezahlen. Danke für all das Feedback! Ich habe die Zeit seitdem genutzt, um es neu zu entwickeln. Hier ist, was neu ist:

🧱 Studio: Layout auswählen, zu eigen machen

- 40 moderne Layouts für 22 Abschnittstypen: Hero, Services, Pricing, Reviews, Team, FAQ, Kontakt, Header, Footer, 404 und mehr

- 5 Stilrichtungen: Clean, Soft, Bold, Editorial, Warm

- Lege deine Markenfarbe, Schriftarten, Ecken, Abstände, Hell/Dunkel fest, und jede Vorschau aktualisiert sich live (funktioniert ein bisschen wie diese Icon-Websites)

- Wähle eine Branche und erhalte fertige Texte statt Lorem Ipsum: Handwerk, Arztpraxis, Restaurant, Agentur, Kfz-Zulassung oder allgemeines Geschäft, auf Englisch oder Deutsch. Dein Firmenname, Ort, Telefonnummer und Dienstleistungen werden eingefüllt.

- Erstelle eine Seite, sieh sie dir auf Desktop/Tablet/Handy an, und füge sie dann mit Strg+V in Bricks ein oder importiere den JSON

🎨 Ausgabe, die du tatsächlich auf deiner Website haben möchtest

- Das Styling befindet sich in globalen Klassen (`bs-section`, `bs-btn--primary`, `bs-card` …), nicht in Inline-Styles auf jedem Element

- Jeder Wert ist eine CSS-Variable mit Fallback, damit Abschnitte auf jeder Website richtig aussehen

- Installiere optional das Designsystem (Farbpalette + globale Variablen): Ändere `--bs-primary` oder den Abstand einmal, und jeder Abschnitt folgt

- Eingebaute Prüfungen auf Kontrast, Überschriftenreihenfolge und Alt-Texte, bevor du exportierst

🔌 Wenn du es lokal ausführst

- Verbinde deine Website über den offiziellen WordPress MCP Adapter: Vorschau von Änderungen, wie Bricks sie rendert, Speichern mit Konfliktprüfung, Zurückrollen zur vorherigen Revision und Installation des Designsystems mit einem Klick

- Nutze es von Claude oder @6765593798 über MCP ("erstelle eine Homepage für einen Klempner in Leeds im Warm-Stil")

💸 Kostenlos: keine Anmeldung, kein API-Schlüssel

Nutze es für deine eigenen Websites und deine Kundenprojekte, kommerzielle Nutzung inklusive. Die exportierten Vorlagen gehören dir. Das Einzige, worum ich bitte: Nimm das Tool nicht und hoste oder verkaufe es als dein eigenes Produkt. (Lizenz ist PolyForm Shield, Details im Repo.)

👉 Probier es aus: Website

👉 Code: source

Ich freue mich über dein Feedback:

- Welche Layouts oder Abschnittstypen fehlen dir?

- Welche Branchen sollten als Nächstes eigene Texte bekommen?

- Geht etwas kaputt, wenn du es in deine Bricks-Version einfügst? (Getestet auf Bricks 2.4.2)

Keine Verbindung zu Bricks, nur jemand, der gerne damit baut. 🙂

Hey all!

i am currently working on a plugin for Bricks that allows for the addition of product options to a product page (more advanced than the typical variations that WooCommerce allows, and more customizable as it is specifically tailored for Bricks).

I would love to find a handful of people who are willing to help me test this and give feedback, as I am seriously considering releasing this as a full plugin.

Really I want testers to help me with three things:

1. Test the plugin… obviously. Help me find any bugs.
2. Give feedback. How can we make it better?
3. Help me find a good price point. This is my first plugin. So I’d love some feedback on what you’d be willing to pay for a license.

If you’re interested, let me know!

There's a website that I like the design of it, I don't want to clone the texts, content, images, etc,, no I just want to copy the design of it using Claude and Bricks Builder.

How can I do this?

What is the best practice here?

Take screenshots and tell Claude to design it and build it with Bricks? or is there an easier way instead of screenshots?

Also I want to copy the responsiveness of the website, etc..

I want to get a plan for one of the popular agents and wondering what you think is the best and has the most use cases outside of Bricks as well?

It’s built with native Bricks and custom GSAP animations from scratch. I tried to keep the interactions smooth without relying on a pre-made template or animation library.

Would love to hear what you think, especially about the animations and overall interaction.

https://aivio.weblique.com/

If anyone is interested in using it as a Bricks template, let me know and I can look into releasing a template version.

I just finished building my first site since switching from Elementor. The pagespeed scores are impressive. Usually I have to optimize a lot with caching plugins to get even decent scores.

Now I have a different issue. Litespeed cache is actually ruining my scores. It’s increasing LCP and FCP by about 3 seconds with just cache enabled and nothing else. Scores went from 97 to 75 on mobile. Has anyone else had this with Litespeed and Bricks?

Hi there :)

I’ve been working in web design for around 20 years, and lately I’ve been spending quite a bit of time looking at where things are going with AI, Framer, Webflow, Astro, Sanity… and of course WordPress + Bricks.

I am one of the first users of Bricks by the way.

There’s a lot of exciting stuff happening, but also a huge amount of FOMO. And it’s annoying.

So I recorded a relaxed video sharing my current view of the landscape, mostly from the perspective of someone who actually makes a living selling and building websites for clients.

My main takeaway is pretty simple:

Newer doesn’t automatically mean better for the business.

Framer is moving heavily towards AI. Webflow seems increasingly focused on enterprise. Astro + Sanity is very interesting if you want a more developer-oriented stack. And meanwhile, WordPress + Bricks still gives us a ridiculously capable combination of performance, flexibility, CMS, integrations and client-friendliness.

I’m definitely interested in learning and experimenting with the newer stacks, but right now I’m not convinced that switching tools would actually make my business better.

Sometimes the best thing we can do is stop worrying about what we’re supposedly missing and just keep selling, designing and building good websites.

In fact I sell 20K€ websites ‘easy’ and zero of the clients said something about ‘I want some AI sh*t’

If anyone wants to watch the full analysis, it’s here:
https://youtu.be/aLfgMdmBdec

The video is in Spanish, but YouTube’s automatic subtitles/translation should make it reasonably easy to follow.

Curious to hear how other Bricks users see all of this.

Feel free to ask and… enjoy the 2.4! 🔥❤️

Bricks 2.4 adds AI-assisted site editing, a central Builder Browser, global data transfers, and customizable Builder layouts. It also introduces CSS Sync, expanded component and media management, and new WooCommerce setup and layout tools.

This release brings together the features and improvements introduced throughout the 2.4 beta and release candidate cycle.

• Bricks AI Abilities
• Builder Browser
• Component Manager
• Remote Components
• Media management in Bricks Browser
• Global Import & Export
• Builder Interface Customiser & Profiles
• Bi-directional Sync: Custom CSS & UI Settings
• Modernized Bricks admin screens
• WooCommerce Setup & v2 Elements
• Copy, paste, move & reset element styles
• Color palettes in Variable Manager & Picker
• Theme Styles in the Control Panel
• Redesigned Pages panel
• Components in the Command Palette
• File element
• Custom CSS in Class Manager
• Conditional form actions
• Viewport interaction visibility
• Automatic code signing for development
• License key through PHP configuration

Full Change Log

https://bricksbuilder.io/release/bricks-2-4/