Bricks Builder
Bricks Builder Form data to FunnelKit Automations
This step-by-step guide shows you how to connect your Bricks Builder Forms to FunnelKit Automations. By doing what I show you in this article today, I was able to convert…
Remove Bricks Header using remove_action
Here is the PHP Code you can copy and paste to remove the Bricks Builder header using a PHP action hook – specifically render_header. In the above code, I am…
Back to Top button in Bricks Builder
This is the EASIEST way I have found to add a Back to Top button in Bricks Builder. The best thing about the method we use today to add our…
Same Bricks Builder Form on multiple Pages
This article will show you how to add the same Bricks Builder Form to more than one page on your website. The benefit of doing what I will show you…
Add a Bricks Form in the Gutenberg editor
I want to show you how I create my forms in Bricks Builder and then insert these forms into the content I write using Gutenberg. An example of where I…
Remove Website & Name Fields from Comment Form in Bricks Builder
Here is the code you can copy and paste into your website to remove the Website URL and/or Name field from your Comments form in Bricks. Let’s start with the…
Set a Bricks Builder Template using PHP
This article will show you how to set a Bricks Builder Template for a post or page using PHP. The way we’ll do it is by utilizing the bricks/screen_conditions/scores PHP…
Add offset to Smooth Scroll in Bricks (for Anchor Links)
Below is the CSS code you can copy and paste into your website to add an offset to the Smooth Scroll feature in Bricks. The code is as follows: This…
Hide Bricks Elements using has_blocks()
Using the has_blocks() function inside of Bricks allows you to control the output of elements based on whether or not you’re using Gutenberg or Bricks for the content of your…
Bricks and Gutenberg content in the SAME Template
This article shows you how to create a Single Post template in Bricks Builder that allows you to use Gutenberg AND Bricks Builder to create your content area. Here’s what…
