Bricks 101 Part 12 - Bricks CSS Classes - Work efficiently - BricksBuilder #wordpress Tutorial

We've held off releasing this until we'd covered some basics - and didn't want to overwhelm you.

Now we're ready to unleash the power and ease of using the Bricks CSS Class System :)

Bricks 101 Part 12 - Bricks Classes - Making your work efficient - BricksBuilder #wordpress Tutorial

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[Byte-Mich-Leo]

BTW Imran, the session with you and Paul yesterday evening was of great value for me. Very informative. Tnx for taking the time.

[TakuapaFriends]

Using custom classes in bricks is like discovering the 3/4 gear in a Ferrari. Without is more like driving the car in gears 1/2 only. And with global classes and var it is like finding gear 5/6.. also.

Custom classes made me fall in love with bricks. With them I can push myself every day. Even your very simple example shows how great this is. You should do your 101 Parts again, but this time with classes used. :) Always nice to have good frame for naming of classes.

[ThomStanton]

Picking up more bits and pieces from you in a rather non-linear fashion. Headed over to Headers tutorial now. Good to know how CSS can be managed in that type of element. Thanks again. 🙂

[GeorgeWebDevCy]

Thiis is exactly what make me love Bricks CSS classes

[yurak]

Thank you for this content. Really useful!!

[sinanisler]

this is much more powerfull than global element styling.
it is almost like a tailwind or bootstrap :)

[antonichristian]

great stuff Imran and very powerful... also you can create a class go to the style tab and scroll down and if you're comfortable writing css you can add your own styles in the custom css box... you don't even have to change styles in the styles tab...

[d-poloraulsaninterior]

안녕하세요. 영상 잘 보고 있습니다. 이해 하기 쉽게 영상을 만들어 주셔서 감사합니다. 언어의 장벽에 조금 벅벅 거렸지만... 감사합니다.

[sproksch]

Thx for this nice video. Does this also work like this with elementor?

[davidwalls]

Imran, I am rebuilding a website and REALLY wish I would have taken advantage of the class system. One question, can you have multiple settings inside the class for different breakpoints? For example, you used a padding 20, could you change to mobile and change that to 25 then have that style set for different values at different breakpoints? Thanks

[thebigbadman]

If the class is not highlighted yellow, its applying the css properties to the ID of the element?

[RyudoFanel]

I wonder how useful automatic.css is in that case. I mean, even if the plugin takes a lot of work off your hands by providing many classes automatically (and already calculated), in the end you can do everything yourself with some effort.

I must admit, I'm currently hesitating a bit with the purchase, even though it is supposed to be the Holy Grail for Bricks.

[einhorn]

The class naming convention might not be the subject of this video, but your class naming (like ".Pad-20px") is a bit confusing to me. Nowhere else do you find capitalized classes, and what if you change your 20px to 50px ? There is another video by "WP Easy" that explains Bricks with the BEM convention.