Hmm not sure I quite understand?

4:00 , the sidebar is still showing, although you’re editing. Normally while gutenberg is open, it’s like you’re on its own page.

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks! Anything you want to see in particular?

@@BrendanOConnellWPVue Designer

@@stewtech hmm, I don't own vue designer so that'll be tough

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed. Are you using pinegrow? Are you trying to make Custom Blocks?

@@BrendanOConnellWP I'm learning. @AdamSLowe 's tutorials have helped me a lot. I'm now reading the Pinegrow documentation. I am new to WordPress and have basic knowledge of html and css.

ACF (Advanced Custom Fields)

I definitely could, and likely will use it as a theme on a couple low-risk sites. It's production ready, but not sure I am with it. Otherwise you can use it to make some custom blocks that you 'own' so to speak, but 3rd party block libraries/themes will have so much heavy lifting done for you with respect to stuff like interactive elements. Maybe I'm just overwhelmed by JS. Bricks is much faster and straight forward to use for most anything I want to do. Pinegrow is certainly a powerful and useful tool and much faster than hand coding sets of react/php blocks. LMK if you want to give it a whirl, i'm sure their team would love more people trying it.

Thanks for the nice words my friend, enjoy

Agreed! Underrated tool for sure! Thanks for watching.

Cheers!

Pinegrow, tailwind, or both? 😂

@@BrendanOConnellWP yes. The answer is yes. 😁

@@BrendanOConnellWP Tailwind will now also be hitting the repo via Cwicly. The market is getting more diverse by the second.

That is Advanced Themer's quick-insert feature - very helpful, among many other useful features. advancedthemer.com

Can you give me more info on what you mean exactly?

​@@BrendanOConnellWP lets say i want to do programatic seo with google sheet records to create a product reviews like url, content within parts like (product description, how can it help , who can benefit from product, pros and cons ,how to use . product specification) and finally summary and FAQs

@@codemasterdevops OK, yes I can try something like that like. I do that for Service area pages, category pages, and singles of each with Bricks templates, so you can import say 200 cities and all 50 states and have it build out using one template and then rendering dynamic data per city name, info per city, etc. You can sell this to clients for sure, and you can set up monthly packages where you add X number of cities, in this example. i'll try and put something together without making it super long

Thank you very much looking forward for this video.I am struggling with this and it would be a great help for me .

I will try and do something on that soon. You can use the loop feature in activepieces to accomplish this, where it will import many records at once using the loop and create post option (and you can delete them the same way)

@@BrendanOConnellWP thankyou for your kind reply sir, but the loop is fetching only the latest available row even when we add get multiple rows option of GoogleSheets, which is fetching multiple rows but the loop is using the last row only , if possible help with tutorial

Areeee broo, am too stuck with the same problem, when am Adding the Get Next Row(s) it gets all the desired row but the same time the Loop on items uses only the last row of google sheets and that's why the loop runs only once, also there's a little confusion for API call where the data should now be send to API from Loop on Items instead of your trigger

Thanks brother, love to hear that! I have a few other ones on Activepieces - powerful stuff. I will be making more hopefully. What other topics should I cover or try and automate?

@@BrendanOConnellWP I have a woocommerce store for a client and we need to add a birthday discount automatically, I'm sure there is a simple way to do it rather than buy fluentCRM for just one task. Maybe a snippet to match the birthday field with the date and add user role for a week then remove it. I have a user rule discount. what is the best way to do it ?

how is the birthdate field added? with acf? most of the fields can be updated with activepieces except the regular price in woo. Not sure why, just how they built it. You need an application password, but then you can do a get request to see all the customers and all their fields, so once you have their birthdays you can query them based on the customer name, and then PUT the data into their custom field for bday. I am not sure if this is what you're asking exactly though?

@@BrendanOConnellWP I'm looking for a way to send birthday emails with discount coupons to woocommerce customers automatically , or just give them birthday discount, or store credit for the birthday. I can collect birth date with custom field. Most of CRMs require the paid version , I'm looking for a free tool a automate task this task. any tools no problem.

there are a few tools that will essentially copy all the divs and content into bricks (structeezy, and i can't recall the other..nimbufy?) here is a link forum.bricksbuilder.io/t/coverting-sites-to-bricks-with-these-tools/17676 - basically you probably want to do it from scratch to 1) learn bricks and b) strip out all the unnecessary divs that other builders like divi will add. let me know if you have other questions - we moved over loads of site to bricks from divi.

Also, if you are rebuilding stuff on live/staging sites you can try searching for 'bye bye divi' which is a plugin to strip out all those divs (but it will break the design as well)

Great choice. It was such a game changer for me and our agency. Let me know if you have questions.

I'll revisit this at some point. Toddle can make full websites, single page apps, mobile apps, components, basically anything. No idea of the actual web page parts like SEO though

Yes the ACF text fields will strip out any html like links or headings/lists, etc. What is the data stored in? Some spreadsheets don't accept markup or html? Could try airtable. Can you try a wysiwyg field in acf instead of text field and try import again?

Fantastic! Hope it goes smoothly. I don't love the UI Bricks has for the actual var picker in the builder but it works fine.

@@BrendanOConnellWP yeah me too, but I don't have a choice at the moment. I am only using vanilla bricks and the free coreframework.

No Advanced Themer doesn't slow down my site. There were some bricks lag issues prior to 1.9.9 but i'ts more or less fixed it.

Thanks Rob! The full linked URL doesnt work in youtube, i think you have to copy and paste the url parameter. Let me know if you have questions.

Thanks!

Glad you liked!

That's great to hear, thanks! Let us know how your project goes.

@workworksam are you using apache or ngnix? I think it has to be apache

@@BrendanOConnellWP Apache, CPanel and normal settings for WordPress server

@@BrendanOConnellWP Apache, CPanel and normal settings for WordPress server

@@workworksam what do error logs say when it crashes? or can you inspect and see errors? i've never had it crash a site, but have had it fail to export, but not in a while now

I did use it, but not sure it was really that prevalent (might have used it to copy or clone a class here and there, can't remember.) and I use it all the time for the auto suggestion and auto complete on input fields and, most importantly the css field. this is where the time savings really start to add up. Each AT feature really does start ticking up with time savings and efficiency each time you use it. It is also hard for me to remember what ISNT in AT - that is, I use Bricks with AT every time, so it feels second nature.

sure you can automate that. Is the update you need to make the same for each post (in the same location in the editor?) cuz that would make it easier to loop over

it should be able to pull in any data that can be fed in via JSON, so arrays should work as well. I havent had a chance to mess around with it much yet. Let me know if you end up trying it. I suspect it should work fine.

@@BrendanOConnellWP will do. I may be trying out WP Get API plugin. Most likely I will be contacting them to see if their plugin can do it. I’m a ways away from actually doing it… I’m building the host site I want to pull from. So if I need to change the architecture of the host site, now is the time to know / change it.

@@JohnChvatalGSTV Let me know what you think of WPGETAPI. It's been on my mind to try it.

@@BrendanOConnellWP have not tried it yet. I am going down the RSS feed rabbit hole now. I prefer this route since it can be used by anyone. Even low tech people. If I cannot do what I need with RSS feeds, I will go down the WP Get API plugin route.

i hadnt really planned one. What else should be added do you think?

are you using activepieces? do you have an action in google sheets to create a new row? you shouldn't need to duplicate that

i'm not sure, but it's got even better since I made that video over 2 years ago! They have free templates now I think. I don't really use it as I have Bricksextras but seems to be cool.

You sure? Is the public alpha or beta even out?

More to come!

I used CSS grid and the first child is spanning the whole row I think

Hey, thanks! Great tool you guys have

Really speeds it up and gives you consistency. A framework in greenshift would be nice. It might work with ACSS/CF in that you can activate plugin and enter the variable values in the builders (no right click in Greenshfit, but if you ask in ACSS community, maybe they add that functionality with more users.

@@BrendanOConnellWP I just saw they acss could work with Gutenberg so I wonder how the integration is like, the same for core framework

Yes, I definitely was going fast to get thru it. Hope theres useful stuff. Let me know if you've got questions.

hopefully theres something useful in there.

Thanks for watching!

Thx for watching 😊

Thanks hope its useful

Thanks! 3.0 makes it even easier

Helps so much!

Love that! I take it you aren't in California if you're settling into your coffee right now? Enjoy

@@BrendanOConnellWP Currently soaking up Central European vibes in Budapest. Thanks again!

wonderful city, from what people tell me. Haven't been yet. Enjoy it!

​@@BrendanOConnellWP I highly recommend visiting the city, country, and region. It's my second home. Hit me up when you do; Coffee on me ☕