You have made a very interesting solution. It would be very useful if you could restrict cookies through Bricks conditions and thus create Frames cookie consent. :)
They overall well thought out and easy to use. I've always programmed it myself otherwise, which is significantly more time-consuming to customize for customers. However, I wish there was an accessible (ARIA) button that we could completely design ourselves.
Again, great video Kevin! I managed a project with a dedicated team getting an eCommerce site to be fully accessible, know how difficult modals are too. Great to see this stuff is always considered and developed properly by you all. 😊
In a nutshell.. this is MUCH MUCH easier to use to create an off-canvas menu vs Bricks new nav menu! Bricks new nav menu has got be the most convoluted pile of builder mess! That nav menu just to even get working you have to visit so many different builder pages / settings and to do ANYTHING dynamic with it it get's even worse. But with this I can use much simpler already known things about the builder elements and layouts and that's my off-canvas menu done without all the fuss. Why does Bricks not take this approach? I've noticed a certain few things (not many) about the inner workings of Bricks that make me scratch my head sometimes. And, that new nav menu is definitely one. This component definitely replaces it for me.. especially since I can build whatever I want in the modals div / container AND style it with no fuss. This is great Kevin!
@@AutomaticCSS I think july 2023 :) I already have client waiting and would like to start a new page using figma add-on and acss and frames together 😜
Really nice thanks for this video ! I understand this can replace the popup template tool in Bricks in many cases, but not if for example the modal has to be called in different places on the website right? In this case a template seems more adequate, or did I miss something?
Hi, sorry to ask it but is there any advantage to use Modal & Trigger when we already have these elements from Bricks Extra ? I believe that Bricks Extra has even more trigger options. (it's a real question, no troll !) thanks
Curious to see it used for Offcanvas / Nav and the controls available for animating on/off screen. Currently use Bricks Offcanvas but rely on GSAP to control it.
@@AutomaticCSS - Options to select Top, Left, Bottom, Right to open from. A field to input css transition and 'opening, active and closing' events applied to the dom would be fantastic. Appreciate using a modal is not really meant for this purpose.
Very good video. It looks very nice! I have 2 questions: 1) According to accessibility, is not good to have a "person" avatar, like team member, to open the modal, with their bio? (I mean, because is not a rea button) the righy way should be to have a button inside the team card with an "open bio" ? 2) to do something like I mention in 1), Can i use a query loop and inside it, put a trigger and a modal elements? And how can I link both of them, and at the same time don't affect the "other bios" modal's? Should I add a number, or a "CPT post id" as a final part of the trigger class and in the modal trigger class? like .open-modal-35563 ? thank you again!
Would it be better to make the Max Height of the Scrollable Modal 80dvh? This way the bottom of the modal will not be hidden on mobile devices' browser UIs.
Unfortunately the modal still doesn't have an option to be scrollable not within itself but as a whole element (with scrollbar on the side of the browser window not inside the modal). The scrollbar inside of the modal itself just sucks from UX perspective, sorry.
@@AutomaticCSS Yet I use the other variation every day with Bricks native modal and it's much more pleasant user experience when you can scroll the whole modal and not the inner content only...
Nice video, once again, Kevin. At ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-hSRrklHbRlE.html you mentioned using a literal html button element. Any chance for a quick and dirty example of this... maybe a quick video. The default hamburger trigger is nice if your using it for a full screen or modal menu navigation... but all too often one would like to have the trigger as a button. Maybe I have missed something, but having a hamburger menu in the middle of a page seems a little disjointed to me. I hope that makes sense. Thank you another FRAMES video. Looking forward to more of these. Cheers.
Thank you for considering making a video of how to trigger with an accessibility button with aria etc. to make it accessibility compliant. You're very thorough and could have easily glossed over the part where you mentioned you could use a link or a button and not mentioned accessibility. I'm learning so much or a different ways to do things (the pros and cons of our choices we go with... which usually come from your attempt to be as thorough as possible). Allow me to say thank you, once again, Kevin.
So basically this is Frames taking the complex components’ way (and that is good news) ? Somehow the way to competing with existing BricksExtras ? Or relying entirely on native Bricks elements (modal) ? Saying this because this only looks like a boosted Bricks modal… even though very welcome.
