Bricks Builder & Coding Tutorials

In this tutorial, we'll automatically add a clickable anchor link icon to the end of headings that contain an ID. The anchor link will only be visible when hovering over the heading, and it will only be applied inside within the post content.Here goes your text ... Select any part of your text to access the formatting toolbar.

In this tutorial, we'll show you how to create a simple PHP function to do just that using the Bricks theme. With the help of WordPress WP_Query class, you'll be able to get the total number of published posts in no time.Here goes your text ... Select any part of your text to access the formatting toolbar.

In this tutorial, we'll create a custom query loop in Bricks Builder that queries posts from predefined categories while excluding the newest three posts from each category.Here goes your text ... Select any part of your text to access the formatting toolbar.

Introduction In this tutorial, we'll walk you through the steps to open a popup on page load based on a URL parameter in a WordPress site using the Bricks theme. This can be useful for displaying messages, promotions, or any other content based on specific conditions. Step 1: Create a Popup template First, you need…Here goes your text ... Select any part of your text to access the formatting toolbar.

In this tutorial, we will learn how to add custom PHP code to websites built with Bricks. Most of the time, there are two ways to add a custom PHP code. The first one uses using Code element, and the second one uses using Child Theme. We will check both of them.Here goes your text ... Select any part of your text to access the formatting toolbar.

When you plan to use Code element, where you need to sign the code, to make it run, you will have to first allow code execution in Bricks Settings. In this short tutorial, we will check where and how to enable it.Here goes your text ... Select any part of your text to access the formatting toolbar.