Some of the features overlap between these 2 plugins.
Does anyone have experience with how the global classes works between these two?
Like if we disable the Class Manager in Bricksforge and use Advanced Themer
It seems highly likely there will be some conflicts with mixing these 2 plugins.
I love the features in BricksForge and have a Lifetime license. But Advanced Themer is critical and BricksForge is nice to have but not critical.
Any comments, reviews, advice would be greatly appreciated.
Iâve been using both for a while and havenât run into any issues so far. As for classes, personally I do it like this:
Bricksforge global classes for utility classes I keep re-using
Advanced Themer for everything else
The beauty is that at the end of the day, both just add good old css classes. So unless you create equally named classes in both tools, there shouldnât be an issue.
Even if at some point there is a conflict between both plugins, both devs and the whole âbricks familyâ is pretty open so theyâd just fix it. I wouldnât worry about it at all
Great!
Thanks for the feedback. I am happy to hear about other peoples experiences.
I am doing a good amount of ReactJS + TanStack Router where I put my ReactJS components / app nested within the WordPress directory structure and do a ânpm buildâ on first time load. This allows me to utilize the WordPress monolithic benefits such as user Authentication and such tools as Bricks. All of this makes for a crazy CSS experience.
I am considering on switching to Tailwind as it is a much better fit for a massive project I am working on. Its a massive code base with more than 50% being ReactJS + TanStack Router. I have been a huge fan of Tailwind with my NextJS and Rust-WASM projects as it is simply easier to work with than normal CSS.
