Mastering Bricks Builder - How To Use The Query Loop

In this tutorial, we will explore one of Bricks Builder's most powerful features: the Query Loop Builder.

Whether you're building a blog, an online store with WooCommerce, or any other dynamic content site, the Query Loop allows you to display posts, products, or custom post types flexibly and customisable.

I'll walk you through setting up a Query Loop, creating dynamic content cards, and customizing the loop with various parameters, such as post types and taxonomies.

I'll also show you how to add pagination and create a media gallery using the Query Loop.

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[netraner]

Great stuff, waiting on advanced tutorial!

[SerranoUY]

Hi Paul, I'm very grateful for all the content you share about Bricks Builder and WP. Would it be possible for you to show an example of how to create a Query Loop in Bricks Builder and ACF, linking two CPTs (Projects and Events)? For example, displaying a single template with a loop of projects, each of which has its own events related to that project. So, a loop of projects with a loop of related events inside the single project template. How can the events for each project be filtered? Is it necessary to link the CPTs with ACF Relationship fields?

Many thanks and best regards!

[MortenVestergaard]

Thanks Paul.. I was wondering. In the first example you didn't show how you set up the H3, image, basic text and button inside the card. Did you select which dynamic data to use for each of these or does Bricks automatically assume that a heading should be the post title, the image should be the featured image, the text should be the excerpt etc etc..?

[marklm]

This might be an obvious question but I can't seem to find an answer. When you create the actual posts do you just use the WordPress "Add New Post" menu item and use the default WordPress post editor or did you go into the Bricks General settings and turn on "Posts" for Post types, and then create your posts using the Bricks editor? I can't seem to find any video from anyone on what they recommend for actually creating the posts and why they chose that option. Thanks

[techrodea]

Greetings Paul.

Consultation, how do you configure the part where you see in green color the type of element in the right sidebar of the workspace, or in which version of Bricks appears like this, thanks in advance and congratulations for your content.

[RichardMullin]

Hi Paul
When you do the advanced Filter Tutorial - please see if you can get a drop down (select) filter to work on live search when querying from a relationship field. I Can't get it work at all.

[simonkerridge]

As usual, great video, Paul. One constructive criticism: I kept being distracted by a sudden zoom in and then immediately out on the picture-in-picture of yourself. Not something I’ve encountered in your previous videos.

[lausianne]

So apparently it is really important to have blocks in a container and put the loop on the block. I didn't hear this explained, only found the structure looking closely in the video. I tried various other ways watched other videos, did not find this explained. Frustrating to get stuck on such basic stuff ...