Bricks 2.4 is adding a new unified browser that lets us view, manage, and load templates, components, post types, media and more without leaving the Bricks editor. The new media manager is part of the Bricks browser and has lots of features. The video has a full walk-through.

In this tutorial Paul Charlton walks-through the steps for enabling and configuring the new Bricks AI connection current in beta.

This release improves AI abilities and allows for importing remote components via the Components Manager and when they are a template dependency. Media management is improved and there is a new File element for sharing files for download. Custom CSS in the class manager, conditional form actions, WooCommerce improvements and more fixes and features are making 2.4 look more like a 3.0.

Another batch of improvements and fixes.

The latest release of FluentCart adds native Brick’s Elements for building your store with Bricks.

The new beta has a lot of new features, enhancements, and quality of life improvements. Some highlights are AI in the builder, a unified manager for templates and components, export and import of the full design system, customize and save builder layouts, better WooCommerce support and version 2 elements, custom CSS and style controls sync, palate colors synced to Gutenberg, and much more. Check in the change log to find videos for some of these features (like AI).

Bricks 2.3.9 is out. It is another bug fix and improvements release.

This is a good Bricks tutorial by Dave Foy covering what classes are for, when to use them, and how to name them.

Bricks 2.3.8 was just released. This and 2.3.7 were bug fix and improvement releases. Personally, I’m very happy to see releases focusing on fixes. They make the builder more stable.