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Damn, that is to bad. The deal before the price going up, was so good.. I can't believe i was this lucky to be fair. For surecart I bought the deal because I love the sure products, the data is optimized for speed and for small webshops the transaction fees can be ok. I am creating a new website with surecart and love the UI so far. In the end is up to you if you have a client that needs a webshop or not. I can afford these kinds of things because I build sites as a hobby, so everything I make, is going back into my hobby 😁. Except for taxes

Upgraded in what way?

Awesome, will have a look, and as you said, when you already have a tool, and you are happy stick with it. I think an IDE on your website could work, like code snippets does, it tries to catch the errors is I am not mistaken and than deactivates the change. That would something if WPCodeBox IDE has that, secondly I think small changes should be no issue. like JSON changes, or CSS changes.

Yeah, it's awesome! I use it together with notion. Quick Task planner with Blitzit, and Project Management with Notion.

Right? They say the thicker the accent, the more personality you have! At least my eyebrows are putting in the work too!

@@techiesreviews Nah not really.

@@svender8173 guess I need to work-out those brows

I don't have metabox so I can't tell. I can look how well things for JetEngine is integrated within GS though.

Greenshift is built for Gutenberg, which means most third-party integrations won't be creating things for Greenshift but for Gutenberg, which means different UI experiences. With Bricks Builder this is more streamlined. Secondly, there are some small things, like copy-pasting not working in some fields, and sometimes updates introduce new bugs, which are fixed quite quickly. It's not often, but they can have an impact on your production sites. The overall UX is a bit tough when using Greenshift as can be seen in this live stream ruclips.net/user/live0YgS3uBFru0?feature=share. What Bricks lacks however is the speed of development and the features added, I mean Greenshift has everything while you need to have 2 or 3 plugins in Bricks Builder to have a similar stack, at a way higher pricing. EG. animations, ATs grid builder. To sum it up, I got tired of some of the experiences in GS which made me look elsewhere. Bricks Builder, for now, has less of those. If you'd like to purchase GS tchs.li/gsallin1 consider using the affliate link 😁

@@techiesreviews Thanks for your reply, and yeah, if I purchase I will use the affiliate link.

@@IwonaRepetowska-ij7so amazing idea! I’ll have a look this week 😁. And thanks for your comment. Not only jet engine I assume?

Welcome to Bricks! What I understand is that you have built a page in desktop format, and made changes in mobile format. With that you also see the mobile changes in the desktop format. When going from desktop to mobile, you have to select the mobile icon in the top bar? I just tested it and can't replicate the issue. So I am curious what you have installed and how you made it 😄 Let me know if this video is helpful, and what I could do to improve this video 😁.

What helps make this a little easier is to only enable the GreenLight Element Blocks. For me this eliminates a lot of clutter. For the other remarks, it's a preference I guess, you can do this easily using classes, which works like how I build site 😁. Put your remarks in the facebook group and on the feature request, who know, Igor will make some changes 😉

Haha, thanks Mohi. We definitely need more Greenshift videos! If there was someone who could make those 🤔

Loud voice? I guess I'm just trying to make sure my excitement doesn’t get lost in the pixels! I’ll tone it down for the next show!

Thank you for the compliment ❤. I completely understand it’s not for everybody. If you are a front end dev I hope you can translate this to something you can use in your projects 😁. If so please leave a comment with your result

​ @techiesreviews the tutorial itself is indeed interesting, i do not follow iphone so i have missed such a gem but thanks to your video i discovered a very interesting nav bar i would definitely like to incorporate and play with i just dont use wordpress nor bootstrap so having css with names like nr-1 or lm-1 gives me goosebumps xD other than that it was very enjoyable

Again with the compliment! Thanks! Please do so and share what you have made, I am always very curious. I was a front-end dev before I got an arrow to the knee you know. I also dislike bootstrap, but creating my own Classes, hell yeah! Sorry for giving you goosebumps though, what kind of names would you give instead of an-in-1, at least I think that's what you are referring to? Secondly, if you have something amazing I could try and recreate, let me know 😁

It is in there, in resources section 😁. But here is the link techies.review/wp-content/uploads/apple-notch-assets-v1.1.zip edit: I had to take care of the kids but also wanna help you out, so pasted the link in quickly. Let me know what I can do to make it easier to be found 😁

it is right there under "Resources" and then "Assets:"

@ thanks. I also shared it again in the comments. If you also have any ideas on how to make it even more clear let me know 😁

@@techiesreviews Thank you! I'm sure it wasn't there when I watched the video shortly after it was posted ;-)

Than you would be literally the first person to watch it, so kudos to you 🙏!

unfortunately AliPay isn't supported in SureCart

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Well-done Lex? I’d say that’s the perfect blend of praise and a cooking recommendation! Maybe I should start a cooking channel next! 😉

Nice video? Are you sure you’re not just being nice? 😄

Nice and easy? Just like a Sunday morning pancake flip! 🍳

What? O damn, I guess it's for everybody to see now...

@@techiesreviews I hope you're joking :)

@@lucianpascu8445 We're gonna find out 😉

Awesome! Welcome to the squad! We promise to keep the cringe levels high and the fun levels low! ;D

Thanks! Just remember, with Bricks, you can build your way to success-no hard hats required!

Talented? I prefer "humbly gifted" - but hey, I’ll keep the videos rolling like a runaway train!

Awesome, thanks! Really happy you liked it! Got any other topics you want me to cover?

Thank you! It means a lot to know that you enjoyed the video. Your support keeps me motivated!

Ahoy there! Looks like you’ve found the treasure at the end of the CSS rainbow! 🌊🏴‍☠️

@@techiesreviews At the end of the rainbow is a pot of gold 😉

Who knew web tech could be such a colorful adventure? Maybe I’ll start a new series: “Chasing Rainbows and Web Tech!”

@@techiesreviews Sounds like a brilliant idea to me.

Ah, the theme installation-a bit like trying to teach a cat to fetch, right? I’ll make sure to clarify that next time, so it’s more “purr-fectly” explained!

@@vanderheijdenit was it notchable?

Thanks for sharing. But I don’t understand why that is an issue?

@@rajraiz3058 thanks for letting me know! Could you explain what is deprecated? Is the word ‘deprecated’ already deprecated? If so what is the replacement? Expired? 😂

@@techiesreviews Sorry it was "Marquee" element which was deprecated. I edited my comment again!

Thanks for pointing it out. I thought I covered that in the video as well? Marquee html element you mean right? Btw I genuinely thought you were kidding before the edit 😉

@@techiesreviews Sorry, yes it was Marquee element. Isn't it a bad approach using an element which was already deprecated? It would be nice if you make alternative way to achieve this

@@rajraiz3058 using something deprecated isn’t very smart indeed. Let me rewatch the video and comeback to answer your question and see what needs to be adjusted 😁

Hahah I like it to be fair. I have set it up on CF for spacing and it helps a lot!

Thank you so much for your comment! What do you mean with neutral video snapshot? Could you give an example?

No prob! Thanks for watching! You're awesome!

Hi Bloque 9. Estrategias en Internet, amazing that you are following me since the GS tuts! Hopefully not in a stalker kind of way 😜. I think both tools offer similar experience for single animations, but when using stagger effects, where one animation happens after the other, the timeline on BForge is a way better experience. BForge, however, doesn't come with Bricks Builder unfortunately, so its way more expensive if you combine those two. But, for my 1 month of testing Bricks, it feels less buggy, I hope I feel the same in a year or 2. If you ever find an amazing animation you would like me to breakdown, please let me know!

😁 On it! What kind of videos/features should I cover?

Definately!!! Thank you for the vid! Awesome!

Thank you Daniele 😁. Anything I missed in this video. Or do you have animation ideas you'd like a tutorial for?

The tutorial is for Greenshift, so it won't work in Elementor directly. However, if you are experienced enough you could make this work in Elementor as well.

Thanks Paul 🎉. I am happy to be back after the holidays. Feeling refreshed. I am curious what did you learn?

@@techiesreviews I learnt you can turn on off blocks in the GS settings. Did not know that before. Thanks again

@@wpgeni thanks for sharing 😁. Maybe i should do a video about those kinds of things 🤔

Amazing to read, you just made my day ❤️! Is there anything else you would like an video for?

Mark, you are welcome. Thank you for your comment! Would it help you if I designsplain (designer explain) how to upgrade from a wireframe to a better design through some easy steps?

Thank you so much. I'll check it. This may have to do with the mic being too close to my mouth.

You are welcome and thank you a lot for your comment. Is there anyway I could help you?

Hi @@techiesreviews , as so kindly requested, I would like to ask you : what would be the best way (with Greenshift & Blocksy) for making a vertical menu (which would be horizontal in mobile mode ) ? And in your opinion : is it a good manner, with Greenshift, to use mainly containers instead of row ? (I found containers more flexible to use and global class work better with them that with row) Have a nice day !

@@fantouwebmaster6998 I used Blocksy for one project and I think there a lot of limitations of you want something this custom. This requires a lot of custom CSS or setting changes to make it work. Which Blocks to use is up to you. The intend from the developer is to use Row because it aligns with the overall content and the container block is used for grouping things together. But with Blocksy I think it doesn't matter that much. If you like to use Containers because it's more flexible keep using it 😁😁

​@@techiesreviews Thanks a lot for all your explanations, it helps a lot ! :)

I know the feeling. After using GS and Bricks for a project, Bricks's workflow feels way more streamlined and supports what I am used to as an ex-front-end developer. I love that Igor is very involved when a bug happens, and usually it's fixed very fast. For me I don't experience a lot of bugs, or only in Edge cases. To be fair, I haven't had one with Bricks with my first client, but I don't have enough experience for now to know if this is true. I am going to create some videos surrounding Bricks in the next 6 months to get familiar with bricks as much as I am with Greenshift.

Don't watch them too much, you might start dreaming about tutorials! 😄 Thank you so much for watching. 💗