In this tutorial, we will learn how to create a custom element for the Bricks builder with custom controls, styles, and JavaScript. The custom element will be simple, as it will just show some text, that will change on a click. But, the intent is that you learn the basics, and that's precisely what this…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.

In this tutorial, you will learn where you can write CSS styles. We will take a look at the element-based styles sitewide styles, and everything in between. You will learn how to use custom theme, snippet plugins, and native Bricks way to write styles.Here goes your text ... Select any part of your text to access the formatting toolbar.

In this tutorial, we will learn a few ways how to add JavaScript code to our website. You will learn three different ways how to add the code, and when they are appropriate. We will be using the Code element, Child Theme and we will be also adding the JS code via Bricks Settings.Here goes your text ... Select any part of your text to access the formatting toolbar.

In this tutorial, we will learn what is child theme, where to get it and how to install it.Here goes your text ... Select any part of your text to access the formatting toolbar.