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▲ 17 r/BricksBuilder

What is your ideal Bricks setup in 2026?

I only discovered Bricks about 2 months ago and I’ve been loving every minute of it!

I have over 10 years experience with WordPress but took a break from it the past few years so
I’m wondering what people’s tech stack looks like for an optimal experience with Bricks? I’ve seen some people say they use ACSS, some use Bricks addon plugins, some don’t use anything else.

Just curious so I know what my options are. :)

Thanks!

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u/Moustachey — 2 days ago
▲ 21 r/BricksBuilder

BricksMembers v1.0 Will Be Out Today & Early Bird Discount Will End: Native Membership + LMS for Bricks Builder (maker here, AMA)

Hey r/BricksBuilder, Pascal here, maker of BricksMembers.

Quick disclosure first: this is my product, but I'm also a long-time Bricks user and figured a v1.0 release post is exactly what this sub exists for. Mods, please remove if not.

After over a year of building (and a beta with some folks from the Bricks community), v1.0 of BricksMembers ships today and the Early Bird Deal ends! It's a membership and LMS plugin written natively for Bricks, not a port from another builder.

What that actually means:

- 67+ Bricks conditions (level, role, drip, quiz state, enrollment, progress, etc.) for the Bricks condition system, no extra plugins.

- 200+ dynamic tags that work in any Bricks element. Member name, course progress, next drip date, certificate URL, you name it.

- 16+ Bricks elements (login, profile, course outline, progress bar, quiz, certificate, paywall, …).

- 32 modules. Quizzes, drip, certificates, video tracking, groups/teams, payments, email automations, and so on. You toggle on what you need; the rest never loads.

- No shortcodes, no third-party builder lock-in. Everything is designed in Bricks.

What's new in v1.0 specifically:

- Automatic tax calculation with presets for EU SaaS, EU goods, UK VAT, US digital, plus custom rates.

- Custom invoices via the built-in PDF builder.

- Performance pass across the whole plugin.

Lifetime license, lifetime updates, no recurring fees. The 50% off Early Bird closes tonight at 23:59 PT (Cali time), then it's full price for good.

Site: https://bricksmembers.com

Happy to answer questions about the plugin, why I went "native Bricks" instead of a generic plugin, the tax engine, the PDF builder, or anything else. Will hang around in the comments all day.

u/Greedy_Afternoon_727 — 7 days ago
▲ 13 r/BricksBuilder

Website creation process

First thing first:

I really think the Bricks Builder is great.

Still, we live in the age of AI.

I’m not a designer, and developing larger sites often takes a lot of time.

Do you guys still develop everything manually, or is anyone here already using AI, for example, to have the design generated?

I also find the OnePage offering exciting, but I think it’s a bummer that you have to pay extra for everything.

Unfortunately, I also can’t estimate how many credits are needed here to build a website (e.g., 1–4 pages).

I’d generally be interested to know what your process is for creating websites, or whether you’re already building websites with Codex or React, for example.

If anyone feels like chatting, I’d be very happy to hear from you.

I’m from Germany ☺️

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u/Con01010 — 8 days ago
▲ 12 r/BricksBuilder

Bricks Builder Tutorial: Show & Hide Elements Across Devices

Hey Everyone

This is Mark from Wicky, and I’m excited to start creating Bricks Builder tutorials on our new YouTube channel. Some of you may have come across my Elementor and Crocoblock videos over the years, but I’m now shifting away from Elementor and focusing fully on Bricks moving forward.

I plan to create much more in-depth and advanced tutorials in the future, and I’m looking forward to giving back to the community by sharing what I’ve learned along the way.

Be sure to let me know what future tutorials you’d like to see on the channel!

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u/crowedge — 5 days ago
▲ 12 r/BricksBuilder+5 crossposts

Quick video showing updates to my latest real-estate experience for the web.

Some nice new additions in the form of animated traffic and support for a complete 360° "rendered" tour.

This whole experience is 100% customizable according to the client's project and isn't limited to real-estate but can very effectively be applied to other heavy industrial design segments where a complex product/project needs to be broken down into smaller, interactive chunks to better share and convey to the end clients.

Follow me for more crazier projects that actually solve business problems.✌

Link to the full video: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DX7ktwBN0l6

u/ux_by_khan — 5 days ago
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I'm currently learning Bricks (loving it) with the idea of building a website related to my future travel. The reason I chose Bricks Builder is that what I will build is not really a blog, but more of a "wiki"-style site with detailed information and after asking around, some people suggested that I try Bricks.

I have some knowledge of HTML and CSS, but nothing extensive, and I’ve never worked in web design. This will probably be the only website I ever build. So even though this is a serious project for me, I don’t really know the proper workflow for building a website.

This site will grow bigger and bigger over the months or years (who knows), so I want to do things right from the start (like using variables, classes, etc.) to make it efficient, fast, and SEO-friendly.

So if any of you have advice or useful links I could learn from, I’m all ears!😊

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u/Affectionate-Ice8767 — 9 days ago