Bricks 2.4 introduces a new Media Browser, and while the name might make it sound like a replacement interface for the standard WordPress Media Library,…

Bricks 2.4 adds a much better way to handle importing and exporting the settings you use across different projects.

Bricks 2.4 introduces native MCP support, making it much easier to connect Bricks Builder to AI tools such as Codex, Claude and Cursor.

Continuing the series on CSS framework features in Bricks 2.2, this post walks through the typography options.

Footers are often the overlooked part of a website. They’re typically functional and straightforward, but that doesn’t mean they have to be boring.

If you’ve already built your WordPress membership site using Bricks Builder and are now looking to accept payments for premium content, you’re in the right…

Bricks Builder version 2.2 and above now has a powerful way to manage your colour palette through the integrated framework options.

In this tutorial, we’re diving into the new spacing options introduced in Bricks Builder 2.2 as part of its CSS framework features.