Unlocking the Power of Dynamic Data in WordPress with Bricks Builder

[@wppagebuilders]

This tutorial on using dynamic data in WordPress with Bricks Builder is incredibly thorough! It’s perfect for beginners who want to go beyond the basics. The step-by-step guide to creating a dynamic page, from setting up the dashboard to configuring query loops, is super helpful. I especially appreciate the emphasis on semantic HTML and the detailed explanation of dynamic data, making it clear why this is such a powerful feature. The part about adding filters and conditional logic is fantastic, showing just how customizable and versatile Bricks Builder can be. Great job!

Thanks for this video! I've been hunting for a tutorial on connecting two loop elements for a long time.

[@RichardWadeUK]

Excellent tutorial mate!... and in pure Oliver Twist style, "Please sir, I want more" 😃

[@WPTuts]

More to come buddy. :)

[@bob-p7x6j]

I'm really liking this tutorial and learning a lot... I ran this by another creator and they passed on it but thought I might run it by you,,, Thanks for your videos! I have a suggestion for a video but I think it might be a long one...If you are ever inclined, what would be nice is dealing with all the settings in Bricks. Now, obviously you can find a number of those on the net already, but what I was thinking was something dealing with if you turn something on or off what are the implications and what change it would be on the front end. I hope that makes sense. I think a lot of people buy Bricks and probably just start using it but obviously when they designed the builder they had to figure out what would be useful for the customers but a beginner like myself just doesn't know enough to know what toggling things on or off really does and what the implications are to the finished website. Anyway, just a suggestion and appreciate the work you do on this channel... I know you are probably super busy, but never hurts to ask. Have a good day!

[@visualmodo]

Really nice content!!!

[@Massour42]

Need a detailed video on dynamic data relationships.

[@baxteric]

Hello, What do you think about the future of Bricks? At the very beginning, I purchased Cwicly licenses, which stop tracking their product. There will be a new interface in future versions of WordPress, which should also allow ACF fields to be integrated. I'm a little confused: should I invest in a lifetime version of Bricks or wait for the new versions of WordPress to come? Thank you for your feedback.

[@n3orun]

Great tutorial thanks! Could you also show how you set up the filter section on top of the page?

[@WPTuts]

It's covered in detail from 15:45 in the video.

[@n3orun]

@@WPTuts how the hell did i jump over that part… client called - must have been it ;) Thanks!

[@WPTuts]

@@n3orun no worries at all :)

[@ysintos]

Paul what is the orange dot on the top right corner over the save button ?

[@WPTuts]

It’s the Mac highlighting that the camera is recording.

[@OneBrokeBloke]

Been looking forward to these filters. Didnt they just go out of experimental tho?

[@WPTuts]

Nope, still experimental at the moment.

[@jasonzeng7000]

Hi Paul, my website went with 404 after I reset permanent link. How can I solve the problem? The website is with bricks+acpt. Could you please give me some advice?

[@kevinrittershaus9380]

What fonts are you using for the titles/ text? They look nice.

[@WPTuts]

The are Barlow. :)

[@Luca-ui3rn]

Can the query filter be used safely on a live site, or only on a development environment to be on the safe side?

[@WPTuts]

I'd always recommend leaving experimental features off live sites, just to be on the safe side.

[@ManosGerakakis]

​@@WPTutsHey Paul. Thanks for another great video. About filtering, which plugin do you use in live sites?

[@WPTuts]

@@ManosGerakakis until we get native support released in Bricks, my recommendation would be GridBuilder WP. 👍

[@n3orun]

Is there a way to assign specific colours to the category border in the filter? So category A has a blue line below, B = red etc?

[@PswACC]

1:24 Hi Paul Great Video as usual. Would you mind sharing how you are getting your talking head a roll video Circle to Expand to take the full Screen and then shrink back down? Is this a Stream Deck Feature Or are you doing this in post processing? What do I need to make this happen?

[@RiyadhKey]

Thanx for a great tutorial, I am new to Bricks, a week old, but it's like learning Wordpress all over again, problem is I want to do things fast, and there is a lot to learn, so here is what I want to do if you can please direct me to any tutorial to do it, I want to list Countdowns rather than posts, fields are the event title, a logo/image of the event, and the date, the page should list the time remaining for each event, sorted by the shortest period to longest. Thanx in advance

[@pablorey9203]

amazing, as allways. A video of a archive page where the first page has a different layout from the subsecuents will be nice, since seems that content on this seems to be lacking (with Bricks, oc)

[@yousefihadi86]

Thanks for the tutorial, it would be great if you could make a video showing how to build a search template in Bricks Builder.

[@WPTuts]

By search template, do you mean the results page or something else?

[@n3orun]

@@WPTuts Id love to see a results template tutorial as well ;)

[@yousefihadi86]

​@@WPTuts results page. Thanks a lot!

[@John.Rearden]

Good content. Consider making similar content for filters in Bricks, more in depth in nature. Cheers.

[@MusicJunkieVideos]

What about a please?

[@John.Rearden]

@@MusicJunkieVideos Lmao. Please! Why would I say please! Paul is a content creator. I shared an idea that he might consider to create content that may be relevant to his viewers, including me. Either he will consider it or he won’t, that’s his prerogative. Where is the question of saying please and begging for it? Begging does not and will not change Paul’s mind if he is not interested in making relevant content suggested by the viewers of his channel and has other ideas of his own. Don’t you have better things than trolling people on the internet? Consider Posting relevant comments that add some value to the discussion.

[@MusicJunkieVideos]

Wow you need to ask me why you should be polite…. Don’t worry, you stay as you are.

[@John.Rearden]

@@MusicJunkieVideos Those were rhetorical questions I asked and answered myself. To your point of being polite, if you had taken the time to read my op, you would have noticed, that I started my op with a compliment, gave a suggestion to consider, and ended it with a goodbye greeting. If that's not polite enough for you, I suggest you write a complaint to the polite police and take it up with them.