Paul Charlton walks-through Bricks 2.0 theme styles and how to use them.

Bricks version 2.0 contains a slew of new features that improve the builder ui, styling capabilities, workflow enhancements, component updates, performance improvements, and new and updated elements.

This video from Paul Charlton shows what is possible with a little PHP and a good page builder.

Bricks has a built in option to share your own templates across sites. In this video Paul Charlton shows how easy it is to set this up and control access.

Bricks 2.0 Release Candidate 2 is available. Components are no longer considered experimental, instant class edit for situations so that where there are a large number of classes there is no lag, add elements using the command palette and an Emmet-like syntax, preload fonts, and more.

Paul Charlton is quick off the mark and created a nice walk-through of the new features of Bricks 2.0 RC.

The Release Candidate for Bricks 2.0 is ready for manual download. There were some new features added since the beta. Some of the new features include a command palette for fast search and navigation, a quick access bar for elements that shows which style features have been modified, support for having multiple theme styles active, and support for creating and managing style sheets inside the builder. The full change log lists other features and fixes.

Bricks 2.0 Beta was just released. The beta adds updates for components, including new property types for component variations and the ability to show / hide elements for component variations inside a component instance. There is improved editor performance, a color editor in the variable manager, interactions for WooCommerce events, and many more changes and fixes.

This tutorial shows how to style elements using data attributes instead of using a class or the id. It is a useful technique for when you are working with dynamic data. The example uses Meta Box and Bricks, but the idea is the same that could be applied to other builders like Breakdance or Oxygen.