What's new in Advanced Themer 2.4

[@John.Rearden]

You are a rare talent within the Wordpress ecosystem. You should consider developing a page builder of your own.

[@dh_investing]

Its insane how Bricksforge and Advanced Themer are Gamechangers with Bricks Builder! Insane Work from Maxime and Daniele.

[@michailgiannopoulos5274]

Some days i think you have divine power to create a product like this. Awesome work!

[@KariposTheOne]

Crazy! Thomas needs to hire you 😆

[@cam-pt9fz]

There is so much value packed into your product. Thank you for all of your hard work.

[@cam-pt9fz]

The advanced text wrapper alone is a game changer 👌🏼

[@hosseinkhanmohammadi4770]

Incredible Job Maxime. Thank you for your hard work and that much creativity and features you add to AT and BricksBuilder.

[@JeroenBults]

Would like/love to see a new "all in one overview" video. AT is so great!! A complete overview video would help sales too, I think.

[@ValentinKossenko]

Great job as always, Maxime! Love all the new features.

[@ValentinKossenko]

My favorites from this update: box shadow generator, move breakpoint styles, class converter (this one is such a timesaver!), find & replace (another game changer for me), structure helper. Thank you so much for creating Advanced Themer!

[@EliasRise]

Just Wow! It's so amazing and insane for the WordPress ecosystem. Thank you!

[@princestudio8035]

Simply amazing! Thanks for all your brilliant work!

[@vaughanprint]

I'm liking before I even watch… after dinner. Bacon & Cabbage. A lot of nice goodies in the bag as usual.

[@jugibur2117]

Incredible improvements, as always! Edit: Would be so great to see the clamp() helper in the CSS SuperPower editor!

[@SinisaSinjori]

Wow! Just Wow! Awesome! Thank you Maxime.

[@BGdev305]

The find & replace @1:35:00 is really helpful, but scary too! There is no warning or indication of what / where the value will be replaced BEFORE committing the change. And if there was a mistake made using this, I don't see a way to revert back. You have so many different ways to find values in css and in parameters / controls, I would use one of AT's other methods. But the find & replace method here, without me being able to visually verify EXACTLY what and where the value is going to be changed is 'scary' for me :)

[@AdvancedThemer]

Yea that could be definitely improved 👍

[@reufjaha123]

Maxime, this is really amazing. This channel is missing k in front of 807 subscribers :). Do you have any tutorial with all AT features that you recommend or you think we should enable all and then disable some of these if we don't need?

[@andredkvideo]

As usual the new features are amazing! But please Maxime, my only resquest to you is to get a better mic 😂 PS: I think the dots that are blue should be green, since the classes in Bricks have a green background.

[@HDshrimpkick]

omg thank you! Please Maxime, I feel bad admitting it but I watch these on mute the recording is really difficult listen to

[@AdvancedThemer]

The problem is not the mic, it’s the user behind it. In AT the class indicators are typically blue. I’m not aware of Bricks using green colors…

[@andredkvideo]

@@AdvancedThemer Sorry you are right. In my version they are green, but the original ones from Bricks they are yellow.

[@JeroenBults]

Yes a better mic would help a lot.

[@SenorRobinHood]

Yes, please upgrade the mic, very difficult to listen to for 5 mins, let alone 2 hours with a mic like that @@AdvancedThemer

[@Hightechdad]

Another amazing release! Love it! Quick thought on the Find and Replace, as part of the process (to make it a little less dangerous), perhaps it can do a find first (with results) and then replace (manually select or select all). I may be over-thinking it and it might be too complex (or the find functionality may exist elsewhere).

[@AdvancedThemer]

I had in mind something similar: a structure preview to highlight the elements that would be affected by the change. A step forward could be clicking on the “active” element in that structure, and that would show the affected settings of that element. Just an idea for now, but worth digging :)

[@joachimauster]

@Maxime: (at 1:50:01) Suggestion: Find and Replace (1234 to 5678) should happen in 2 steps. step 1 shows found elements/classes that are affected and step 2 makes the changes after confirmation. Doing all in one step is blackbox and out of control.

[@SamFrysteen]

Amazing new features … can’t wait for the new microphone to arrive 🤪 Also, what’s the chance of an “all in one” overview video of all key AT features? Have been back over all the videos many times, but it’s hard to remember which video has which feature and some features are even replaced in later versions.

[@JeroenBults]

yes, it will be. long one I think, but would be great! Hopefully that video will be out soon..... 🙏

[@SamFrysteen]

@@JeroenBults wouldn’t need to be an in depth video. Mostly covering the builder features. Have them all off, then enable one by one to show what and where they effect the builder

[@christianmagill3829]

This style overview tab is awesome! What about if you could drag and drop individual values from one place to another?

[@TruthTeller2024]

I'm very interested in the plugin but the ACF issue has me holding off. When is the path forward going to be decided once and for all?

[@AdvancedThemer]

I’m still waiting for ACF to state on it

[@JeroenBults]

Would be great (too) @@AdvancedThemer

[@alanjacobs7302]

use ACPT instead perhaps?

[@AdvancedThemer]

I’m confident we’ll find a solution with ACF

[@scarlydesigns]

Hey maxime great stuff as always! Now just need to work on that audio.. haha. Unfortunately had to mute audio and use subtitles because it hurt my ears. :(

[@AdvancedThemer]

Yeah it was pretty bad. Hopefully i’ll solve the issue for the next time

[@itevensystems8860]

More impressing than Bricks Builder developer. What are the features planned for version V2.5?

[@AdvancedThemer]

Some rest 😅

[@tdutkowski]

All great news but microphone need to be improved.

[@AdvancedThemer]

I agree

[@BGdev305]

Question.. what happens with the grid when using the span option IF at the end of the grid, there is an odd number of items? Like in your example, what if the last row there was only one item?

[@AdvancedThemer]

The last item would still span according to the instructions of the grid, so 1x2 if the last row is our first “pattern” row, 1x1 if the last row is our last “pattern row”. In both cases it would leave an empty space inside the last row.

[@SandrasPeeps]

Concerning the text wrapper, is it mandatory to select text before it works?

[@AdvancedThemer]

Yup

[@GrantAmbrose]

Hello Internet! I love that

[@AdvancedThemer]

Hello Grant :)

[@isaurasotoca]

@GrantAmbrose coming back to do Bricks tuts? 😮😊

[@AdvancedThemer]

That would be awesome 😎

[@ThierryC-te3rx]

Will a drop shadow manager come soon ?

[@toniospam5114]

Wow, those new additions are excellent ! Good work Maxime ! Please consider using a better microphone though, my ears are bleeding after listening to the saturated voice input for 1h50min 😅

[@BrendanOConnellWP]

it's kinda nutty you did all this in a month? only just started vid, but thanks for your work! query loop manager is huge, but i also wonder (and this is a question for myself too) why not use templates for that? i guess to separate the query from the actual design of the rendered content? of course the custom functionality and import is incredible. if we are able to somehow get a version of the AI tool from the CSS within the query builder that could help insert appropriate WP core values? that could be helpful for those who don't even know those values by memory (me) 🙃 or easier, at least a link to where those values are? (sorry to constantly suggest new stuff when u drop a huge release)

[@AdvancedThemer]

You nailed the answer by yourself haha. Typically you want to dissociate the query loop from the design, so you can reuse the inner designs (let’s say cards) in different contexts. Or you would need to create a template for each query loop you create, and insert a template inside a template, which is not super practical. For the query vars, my plan is to add an AI option to generate it automatically. Who wants to do that manually, right? In the meantime, here is the list: codex.wordpress.org/WordPress_Query_Vars

[@BrendanOConnellWP]

@@AdvancedThemer makes sense. sounds like youre 1 step ahead yet again. santé!

[@nmg2023nmg]

You just need another mic bro. Sound is horrible.

[@kappesante]

tortellini vez, tortellini. come se piovesse.

[@tandaramandaraba]

I really confused why people use webflow what is very expensive compare this but also it’s much harder :S

[@parvez301]

What a bad sound quality! Please please make a good voice setup very painful to watch

[@AdvancedThemer]

Thanks for the huge value your comment is bringing.

[@JoyHints]

You are doing great but I think it’s okay adding features that will obviously be added natively by bricks but when they finally do add it natively, do not make it look like they “came for you”.

[@AdvancedThemer]

Not sure what you mean

[@alexsc1309]

The video would have been interesting I bet but I gave up after a few minutes. It literally did hurt my ears. 😢

[@AdvancedThemer]

Sorry about that. It will be fixed for the next videos.

[@abdulrahmanturkmani2243]

you need to improve the quality of your voice. Thanks