What's new in Advanced Themer 1.2.4?

[@abbas8796]

You are one of the finest developer I have seen in my entire career. You are converting the best builder into the BESTTTTTTT builder. If anyone uses AT, there is not the way to go back to old workflow.

[@maxziebell4013]

Happy. Welcome back! 🎉

[@ScottMackey]

Again, some very smart and sensible features/standards added, making Bricks even better every time! Great work!!

[@franklydesignco]

Ahhhhh this is rockstar work, Maxime!! You're building the best complementary software solutions on the market! Thank you for all you do 🤩🤘

[@rarodev]

My first thoughts on css import from elements/classes. I like to quickly write some css in element, but at the end I would prefer to keep all the css in one place. This is great addition, bravo 👏 I would like to have autogenerated comments telling from which elements css is coming from. Another handy feature would be option to open css panel in new window.

[@eduard_dev]

Thanks for a great product.❤ Project development without AT is no longer possible.😂

[@shepdesign]

You sir are a master magician. Good work.

[@Simon-sly]

Outstanding. Yes, I am happy! 😊

[@SinisaSinjori]

Great features, as always. Thank you, Maxime!

[@dsurkov]

The coolest product and with the most interesting and regular updates! Continue in the same spirit!

[@AdvancedThemer]

Could you please email to the support at [e-mail]?

[@WebsiteUniversity]

This is what you get with a developer who is equally passionate about the tool he enhancers, perfection. I know more improvements are coming soon. I'm just happy you love using Bricks Builder yourself and are working to perfect it everyday.

[@cam-pt9fz]

Would it be possible to integrate SASS into the Advanced CSS tab? This would be a huge timesaver for me 🙏

[@AdvancedThemer]

Yes it’s planned for 1.2.5

[@cam-pt9fz]

Amazing! Thank you for your excellent work.

[@BGdev305]

I'm wondering... How does the import of classes from the CSS text areas per page work with :root? If :root is used on numerous pages and then you click the import CSS button (consolidate), how does that imported CSS now look in regards to :root?

[@AdvancedThemer]

:root is being translated as the id or class (depending which one it’s targeting) - just like bricks does

[@rarodev]

Is AT supportings scss?

[@pschochdirector]

Does the "Import CSS from Element function" respect the CSS for each breakpoint?

[@AdvancedThemer]

It does

[@BigKahunaFL]

Yeah, but not compatible with ACSS and/or Frames?

[@maximebeguin4346]

AT is supposed to play well with all the bricks plugins ecosystem. If you find any incompatibility, feel free to contact the support.

[@IssaKhlief]

I think the color pallet needs an upgrade, my suggestions: 1. Turn on and off shades on each color alone. 2. Control number of shades. 3. Change the color of each shade alone. 4. Use HSL instead of hex, or better give the ability to select 😊

[@AdvancedThemer]

Yes, it will be part of a larger update in future.

[@AyDeeSandra]

@@AdvancedThemer please add “OKLCH” to the list for colour types. It is our preferred default now. Not HEX, not HSL

[@BGdev305]

That "Import classes" from elements on the page feature is powerful! Definitely will help save alot of time. I'm not a fan of those 'per page' css text areas anyways! But the naming of it is confusing, the word "import" is confusing.. why not "move"? As in "move classes" from elements to global? AND.. there should be a confirmation before executing this.. as it is not reversible!

[@AdvancedThemer]

Good points. Though refreshing the page without saving the builder will reverse the import, or “move”.

[@IssaKhlief]

I can't use Bricks Builder anymore without AT 😅