Please more of those compact Bricks tutorials. Coming from Elementor I just bought Bricks to secure my lifetime deal and now I'm gathering knowledge to realize my first project with that tool.
Great tutorial in showing how to use scroll snap in Bricks. I love using scroll snap in CSS. Especially when showing cards in a carousel on mobile instead of the mainstream stacked boxes. I did use that when recreating feature section victor from getframes. It's so lovevly! Just for your information, using VH is not always the best unit to use. Can work fine on desktop, but works horrible on mobile espacially when you want a section to fully cover the viewport, because if the 'sliding' navbar on mobile (the URL bar keeps sliding in and out when you are scrolling up and down). You can use SVH (small viewport height) for the most beautifull solution or DVH (dynamic viewport height) for making the section adapt. DVH however feels a but buggy because it changes when the url bar comes in and out of view. Kevin Powell has a video about that Use these instead of vh. Keep up these great videos :D
@@WPTuts couldn't agree more. Just like using em/rem instead of pixels in some places. How would you explain it now that VH is better understood nowadays?
something incredible would be that instead of having a "simple" animation from one page to another we could easily integrate GSAP type page animations from the bricks interface...
I bought this Bricks despite feeling sorry for spending money, and in a way, influenced by emotions. One day, I woke up with a hangover, somewhat alarmed that something bad was happening to Oxygen
Hey Paul... Thank you for the magour information you always do in your videos... I was wondering if you planing to made a full tutorials on Bricks about directory & listing sites similar to videos you did before on Elementor... They will be a trusted manual for us who's left Elementor to Bricks recently. 😊
There’s a video on building a ‘basic’ listing site on the learnbricksbuilder.com website. But, yes I will be doing a more feature rich masterclass on the topic at some point this year. 👍
Thanks! Do you know if there's a way to have scroll snap applied to just one section instead of the whole site? Also loved you're interviews over the past couple weeks.
Love these Bricks mini-tuts! Fantastic little tools to keep in the tool chest and reuse. I love the long content too but these little nibbles are so digestible (can you tell I’m hungry?!?!). Thanks, Paul !!
I blame the very tasty looking burger for the hunger pangs Jim.. lol Thanks for the feedback and I agree that some shorter videos covering a very specific function or technique are useful and fun to make. :)
First time I needed to use scroll snap in BB, great video and got the design I require, but how can you adjust the speed of the snap, its a bit too fast for me
so to get it right, I if I want to have some sort of this snap-sections-"area" somewhere in the page (some normal scrolling content above, below, or both), in the scroll-snap page settings, I would use a different selector (like a class), which all the sections for this desired area should have? But I guess, I then could only have one of this snap-areas on a page, not multiple ones (don't know why I would want to have multiple ones, but just out of curiosity)
Bricks and ACF Pro would be a solid combination and add in something like GridbuilderWP for the filtering aspect. If you need frontend form submissions, there are many ways to achieve that. Look into choosing a good WP form plugin or possibly check out ACF Extended.
Isn't it better to use dvh instead of vh? So that it works better on mobile with variable heights because of the browser chrome disappearing on scroll?
To be honest, I think SVH would be even better - but VH is an easier principal for newer users to get to grips with and this video was less about the specifics of the design and more about the scroll snap feature and how easy it is to incorporate into designs. :)
When will Bricks have its own AI features for text generation, container design and image generation? Bricks is so far behind other builders which already have this feature. Elementor, which is an AI-based builder allow me to create containers simply by stating what I want. For example "Create a 2 column hero section. On the right, let there be an image, on the left, let there be a header text and a paragraph text beneath" and it gives me options and I choose whichever one I want. Bricks doesn't have this.
@@WPTuts Hi Paul. I didn't unsubscribe from you yet. I unsubscribed from the Bricks Facebook group. OK. It's easier for me if AI generates the initial design and then I tweak it as I wish. Much much easier. Who has time to waste? So, when is Bricks going to have AI image, text and container generators? Are you going to ask the developer at your upcoming live?
@@francisokech no, because I think AI in a page builder is unnecessary. If I use AI I would much rather use ChatGPT that allows me to have a conversation that I can revisit and continue at any time in the future. As for using AI for the design, until they start to generate useful quality results, I’d rather use my own design skills than rely on some generic results.
@@WPTuts Hmm... Of course, I am nobody and you are the great WPTuts. However, I'll tell you this: I am an author and I made 5x the income I made in 2022 in 2023, thanks in large part to AI. I think AI page design is here to stay. If you are really being fair, you should do a video comparing AI in Elementor and Bricks. How about that? But you will not. And so, here we are.
