The creators of the current best video libraries available – Vidstack, Plyr, Media Chrome are all joining forces to create a “..more modern, modular, and composable media player framework” called Video.js v10.
We’ll be looking into this when it’s stable (and has feature parity with existing solutions) to see if it’s worth integrating to deliver better video experiences in Bricks.
Allow content to be hidden/shown based on the user enrollment / membership status.
Allow BricksExtras features/elements to be used inside filtered content by FiboFilters.
Build more dynamic pages/templates when building stores powered by SureCart.
Query loop to calendar view with support for recurring events & popup templates for quick viewing events.
The View Transitions API is now over 96% support, so is production-ready.
Why CSS-only? – it ensures it works reliably with other WordPress plugins & other custom functionality without requiring custom code (re-initialising JS functions etc), which is often required when using JS libriaries like Barba / Swup to simulate page loads.
Importantly, with CSS-only the page load is preserved and allows the to browser handles the transitions between pages.
Nestable version of the color scheme toggle that integrates with Bricks’ color scheme system.
Allow BricksExtras element functionality to be used inside JetEngine’s listings/components.
Allow BricksExtras features/elements to be used inside filtered content by FacetWP.
Modern version of the image hotspots element which allows for nesting any elements, and supports filtering the hotspot markers.
– Add support for overlapping / stacking bar charts.
– More control over tooltip behaviour
Including elements that don’t style with CSS ie charts, qr codes, audio waveforms that use canvas where the colors need redrawing as users switching between dark/light modes.
Additional conditions (e.g. “user has just purchased”) for more granular control over when to output elements.
Customisable color scheme toggle that integrates with Bricks’ color scheme system, including View Transitions
A toast is a small message that appears on the screen to inform the user of a specific event or action. They can be triggered via interactions, automated to show at set intervals, through custom functions, etc.
BricksExtras, as an addon to Bricks theme, is primarily focused on adding functionality to the ‘presentation layer’ of your site.
We create interactive UI components and advanced display elements for your WordPress content. Think carousels, tabs, toggles, notifications, menus, charts, tables, tooltips, hotspots, calendars, modals, accordions – elements that output your data in different ways or add needed interactions.
Our elements work with your existing content (from custom post types, custom fields) to enhance the frontend experience.
Our features typically center on:
What we typically don’t build: