Are there cons to using containers as the only layout elements, set with proper semantic html tagging to structure the design, as done in Elementor? If so, what would they be?
Just took a look at the trial version of Bricks and checked out each of them. Except for the Div element, all the Section, Container and (ironically) Block elements are display: flex with the proper semantic tag set, so I think it settles the matter. Well, if anyone has anything to add, feel free to do so =D
You are right, they are set with proper tags, and it also speedup website making process. Mostly we don't need to set size of each container every time as we do in elementor. Bricks approach is better just use it few times, it will save a lot of your time. And also we don't need separate grid element and container element for flex and grid, in bricks you can just change display property from flex to grid or block...
@@mr9videos Thanks for adding that! I'm already sold for moving over to Bricks, will do as soon as I get a chance. I've seen it also supports natively a lot more things which Elementor otherwise would require a separe plugin; For filtering purposes, would you still need some top-tier tool like Grid Builder, or Bricks also offers a way to get this job done natively?
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Please create more videos. I really enjoy watching yours and learn more in a short video. Thank you for sharing your knowledge
Glad you like it, more videos (Short + To The Point) will be uploaded soon.
Best explanation online of the Bricks layout elements, thank you
Very educational and easy to follow. Thanks!
Glad that was helpful
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Are there cons to using containers as the only layout elements, set with proper semantic html tagging to structure the design, as done in Elementor? If so, what would they be?
Just took a look at the trial version of Bricks and checked out each of them. Except for the Div element, all the Section, Container and (ironically) Block elements are display: flex with the proper semantic tag set, so I think it settles the matter.
Well, if anyone has anything to add, feel free to do so =D
You are right, they are set with proper tags, and it also speedup website making process.
Mostly we don't need to set size of each container every time as we do in elementor.
Bricks approach is better just use it few times, it will save a lot of your time.
And also we don't need separate grid element and container element for flex and grid, in bricks you can just change display property from flex to grid or block...
@@mr9videos Thanks for adding that! I'm already sold for moving over to Bricks, will do as soon as I get a chance.
I've seen it also supports natively a lot more things which Elementor otherwise would require a separe plugin;
For filtering purposes, would you still need some top-tier tool like Grid Builder, or Bricks also offers a way to get this job done natively?