All The New Features in Bricks Builder 1.9.8!

[@OscarHENAO]

Great quick update! Thank you! Looking forward to being able to use the new version on live sites.

[@MarkDendy]

Excellent video Paul, I'm loving all of those enhancements, especially the new CSS variables and selectors. Looking forward to seeing it officially released. Looks like I might be migrating my CSS variables from Bricksforge then 🤔

[@Soluna_y2k]

Amazing update!! I really love Bricks! 😊❤

[@John.Rearden]

Good update, and timely news from your channel.

[@profken1]

Thanks Paul for your great video.

[@OneBrokeBloke]

Damn i just bought AT and saw their variables as the main feature for me. Now we get it natively soon. Didn't even know variables were on their roadmap..

[@danielaldea]

AT have massive more cool stuffs, so.. don't worry :)

[@WPTuts]

AT is still worth every penny for the enhancements it makes to Bricks in general. :)

[@RichardWadeUK]

Great overview mate... Some nice quality of life updates coming through

[@19mad92]

Love your Content! Have you ever heart of Nimbufy 3 for Bricks? This sounds very promising but I haven't tested it and I am curious about it... maybe you know more?

[@EduwareIzekor]

A very nice update indeed! Thanks for the shoutout @Bricksmaven :)

[@WPTuts]

No problem 👍

[@mmb811]

Perfect to the point and very informative video as usual, thanks 👍

[@LupusDesign]

Thank you for your review.

[@vaughanprint]

Some nice touches there. The duplicate page function but a step further, which is available in Divi, would be to take the content from a pre-existing page. For example, I want to re do the home page. Duplicate page is a good start here but, when finished I want to clear out the current home page and fil it with the content from the temporary page set up for the redesign. It’s a useful little addition.

[@JoyHints]

Copy and paste

[@vaughanprint]

@@JoyHints good point. Can you copy the whole structure? I’ll check it out. Cheers… I see it now.

[@chimastudios]

@@vaughanprint yes, you can copy and paste all elements.

[@KariposTheOne]

great stuff, can't wait for the components!

[@WPTuts]

Ditto! :)

Thank you!

[@DesignRobPearce]

Remote template caching is a good addition - I wonder what happens say on Frames if they update a template within that time?

[@marcinkusinski6877]

I wonder if there is a way to import / paste multiple variables at once. For example exported from CoreFramework?

[@WPTuts]

There is an import/export option in the modal window for managing global variables.

[@vigilantezack]

Nice addition of variables, and I hope they can be overridden at the element-level if someone wants to change from the default. I do think having a million little "variables" icons is not pretty, maybe if that icon didn't show up until the field was active, that would make it less cluttered-looking.

[@thijs7504]

Thank you for all the hard work to find all the things we should need to know. Thnx! One more question…😂

[@WPTuts]

Lol...

[@MustafaSheikh]

"You're gonna end up crying alot" :D haha it's true, beta should be tested on beta not live site . Good video as always Paul

[@alan-lima]

What plugin do you use to organize pages into folders? Thanks for all the help!

[@thomasbauer4801]

It‘s the HappyFiles plugin 😀

[@mvmc1607]

I like File Bird

[@WPTuts]

Yup, it’s HappyFiles Pro. 🤘🏻

[@alan-lima]

Thank you all!

[@daveden2]

Nice!!!

[@gottfriedryser4715]

Danke!

[@loreauvillephil]

That "Duplicate" feature is interesting. But I'm assuming that's just for Wordpress? How difficult is it to convert an Elementor site over to Bricks?

[@omedjamal1056]

great. can we use it on live websites? coz we really need post_slug feature?

[@WPTuts]

No! Please don't use a beta version on a live site - it's asking for trouble.

[@xhwsdm]

If the user is using a CSS framework like Core Framework or ACSS, I don't see the point of setting the variables in Bricks builder natively

[@WPTuts]

But, not everyone is. ;)

[@goannacs6861]

You could write your own Framework which a more lightweight.

[@KOBE42__]

@@goannacs6861you can turn off/on parts of the ACSS library to make it as lean as you’d like. Plus CSS isn’t exactly a major resource in comparison to images. With a custom css framework you might save 50kb, but with ACSS I’m saving 50hrs

[@t.t.2977]

alright i have to sy the variables are cool, but there are not responsive. automatic css make all automatically responsive.

[@WPTuts]

Why do you think they are not responsive? They are just variables and you could use any type of CSS units to handle responsive scaling.

[@t.t.2977]

@@WPTuts of course you can. but its an xtra step and this efforts time.

[@t.t.2977]

@@WPTuts would be nice if anyone can save that kind of variables/units as a kind of save_file. than everbody can share this.

[@t.t.2977]

goodbye automatic.css :D

[@KOBE42__]

Not exactly lol. ACSS does a lot more than just provide css variables