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No, it's an updated code.

Remember to set overflow: hidden on the parent div.

One way is to build your custom accordion. Or use CSS or JS to control the behavior of the native accordion.

You mean my eye glasses or something in the builder?

@@DesignwithCracka yes. eye glasses.

@@dandrevs oh they’re just regular Hugo Boss half frame, with Varilux lenses.

@@DesignwithCracka thanks! cool glasses

Whats better? A hammer or a screwdriver? Depends on what you want to do - get a nail into or a screw. Both tools have different peer groups. If you're more developer based -> go the bricks route. If you're an elementor convert with a more ui based workflow / or have a lot of woo requirements breakdance is worth a look.

I feel like theres no need for the middle . .. either you want a noob one or a pro builder... BD might get stuck in the middle... Or it could try to be the noob one. We'll see

You can also create multiple Theme Style profiles and set different conditions for each of those profiles.

Still not a good workflow. Its unnecessarily complex and still not maintainable even with conditions. Let’s say you have two types of sections on the same page with two sets of pricing tables; one set on each section that require slightly different styling. How do you style each set via theme styles and conditions on the same page?

Sure, I just wanted to let you know where it was located as you didn't seem to know.

But is it? or is that just the way we've always thought because we didn't have any other options? I've been using CSS classes for years and really missed them in BD, but the product is so good I've kind of worked around it, and you can set up utility classes etc in BD. But Presets is a different way of doing things and I'm very much looking forward to learning how to make the most of it and speed up my workflow.

@@TrustedSamurai like this presets…already have Divi, 4 years ago….

@@WannaBeMuzkant Have you used Divi lately? I'm just moving my last client off it. I know what you are saying but I don't have exposure to Divi so it doesn't mean anything to me. I can build great class solutions in Oxygen or I can use them in BD. Or.... I can use presets in BD. But my real point is this. I think we are moving into an age where perhaps knowing HTML and CSS is becoming less and less important. Sure it will get you out of a sticky situation but as these products get better we will rely on knowing raw code less and less. Plus, 99% of CSS code, JS, PHP that I write is boosted by AI. Yes I critically check it but syntactically it gets me where I want to be faster. Cheers.

It’s feels pointless if you want to use it like classes. But it makes sense with the prebuilt elements because this is where classes don’t work properly.

Yes, but you have to edit the data attributes (data-id) of the quick view button and quick view container to remove the post ID and just use the post title only. That way you can fetch content from another website’s quick view page that you have setup.

Yes I know that. Inspection each element in the pricing table to know their selectors in order to use custom css to style defeats the purpose of using the builder controls to style them. It’s better to build from scratch on this case.

A-ha! I was looking for that clarification. Very interesting!

Very interesting. Thanks for the additional video. This is a pretty big shortfall for Bricks. I’ve been in the fence about which one to use going forward. BD feels just so much more polished (things just work the way it should) although I like the workflow of Bricks a bit better for adding and managing elements to the canvas. Also things like the lag in Bricks in showing changes to the canvas and having to reload the canvas to get element modifications to show drive me insane. I think I’ll be going with BD. Thank again, great videos.

Because of this the copied card does not have any class. You created the class on the first one AFTER you duplicated it. At least I think that is the problem

ruclips.net/video/9gwKe_Gj5Xg/видео.html watch where I added the class first BEFORE DUPLICATING. I think you are confused because I selected the class on the first card, but didn't select the class on the second card, and that's what I said it does not matter that I didn't select the class on the second card, as long as the class was selected in just one instance, the styles should apply to all instances.

@@DesignwithCracka You created a class AFTER you styled everything on the ID level. Then copied the card.

@@SigururHolmGunnarsson Yes, and it does not matter, because the styles were changing while the class was selected. If the classes worked, the styles I applied should not have been visible to both class and ID.

@@DesignwithCracka Is it possible that you are using Advanced Themer and turned it off for that video? There is an option as you know to copy the style from the ID to a Class. Also Bricks as far as i know don´t show you those changes for other elements, without refresh, the class needs to load again in the builder, i think that might be the problem.

ACSS is adding (or has added) support for Breakdance, so there's that. Both builders have the strengths, pros and cons. Breakdance enables most people to create website faster. One of the most important aspect of every single website is the menu, Breakdance offers a menu that works perfectly, looks great out of the box. Bricks shines when it comes to dynamic data, Breakdance dynamic data features is great, Bricks just has an edge due to the advanced features it offers for more advanced queries.

You compare 199 $ vs 550$ right now, which would you need to invest to get your outcome. Also, even with the frames add-on, you don't get that component workflow. You still need to handle a bunch of classes all the time. When you change settings in ACSS those settings apply to everywhere, where you used the ACSS variables, not only on a specific component. So it´s double the money and still not a better or faster workflow. There are other problems that comes with this frames method as well. In some of the website critic someone said seeing a site for 5 seconds, "this is done with frames, you can see that instant.." - But that is a general problem using wireframes. A much better workflow is to build your own layout set and then use it for your clients. - Then it is much more unique. This can be easy done with BD, it also works with bricks, but it does take much more time to open the template and insert them into a page, not a very nice workflow, also then you don´t have a component system and need again to mess with a bunch of classes. Not to speak of to hand that project to someone else or to clients itself. There are many more problems you will find out, over time, working with that system...

"you becoming an unstoppable, website guru who outputs new websites at an astonishing speed ... maintaining them .... designing them from the start" Breakdance doesn't need ACSS, to achieve this. ACSS just makes Bricks easier to deal with.

ruclips.net/video/9gwKe_Gj5Xg/видео.html Watch again. I applied the class BEFORE DUPLICATING! Maybe you should also try and report back, it's the pricing table element.

I think you are confused because I selected the class on the first pricing table, but didn't select the class on the second pricing table, and it does not matter that I didn't select the class on the second card, as long as the class was selected in just one instance, the styles should apply to all instances.

@@DesignwithCracka You did the styling before applying the class though, right??

@@DesignwithCracka Never mind. You are not actually reading my responses properly.

@@DomOsborne Yes I did the styling before applying the class, and it doesn't matter. Why? Because the ID styles were still showing up in the settings while the class was selected, and the styles were changing with the class selected, that's not supposed to be so! That means the styles does not recognize the presence of the class otherwise the ID style would prevent the styles from changing on the selected class/element. If you have Bricks, open it up and try. Even without any styles on the ID, classes don't work on that premade element.

Breakdance menu is really good! Out of the box you get a great desktop and mobile menu.

Classes are global, I need only to select the class on one element, and changes will apply to all elements with the same class. You don't have to select the class on all elements, that would defeat the purpose of classes.

@@Sascha.Hauser No, it wasn't suddenly there, I duplicated it after applying the class. Just open Bricks and try it out and you'll see what I mean.

Try adding anchor links to the tab targeting the ID of the tab container.

No staging site or backup???

Congrats!

In the WP admin go to Breakdance > Settings > Tools, click Migrate Meta, and then clear your cache at the host level.