Comments on: Beaver Builder Dev Update: Latest Progress and Future Plans

By: Robby McCullough

Robby McCullough — Wed, 24 Jul 2024 17:24:55 +0000

In reply to Md Meraz. Not at all. The Box Module brings more modern CSS layout tools to Beaver Builder, but it is totally optional to use. Also, we're planning to create more pre-made row templates over at Assistant.pro using the Box Module that can be easily tweaked and customized.

By: RAJU SING

RAJU SING — Wed, 10 Jul 2024 15:20:38 +0000

These are fantastic news! Beaver Builder is introducing some very exciting features. I’m especially thrilled about the “Loop Module” and “Module as Blocks” features, which I know I’ll use frequently.

I’m particularly eager to see how the new slider/carousel functionality will work. This is something I’ve been missing in Beaver Builder, and I hope it will allow users to display parts of the next slide and choose the proportion they want to see.

Additionally, I suggest exploring viewport animations that follow the scroll (both entering and leaving the viewport) and animations that follow the mouse pointer.

Thanks for a great update!

By: Md Meraz

Md Meraz — Thu, 04 Jul 2024 06:24:26 +0000

I’m not sure what you mean by box modules and container modules. Is Beaver Builder now only for developers? I’ve used BB for years to create nice pages without needing to know all the technical details that web professionals do. I hope I can still use it that way.

By: Quantum Pluse

Quantum Pluse — Sun, 30 Jun 2024 18:20:26 +0000

Hey Justin,

Great update on Beaver Builder’s latest developments! It’s exciting to see the progress with the Loop module and the integration of modules as blocks, catering to both traditional page building and WordPress’s block editor. The enhancements like removing wrappers for cleaner markup and support for top-level container modules offer promising flexibility.

Looking forward to exploring the new features in the dev releases, especially the multiple backgrounds field and the revamped color picker. The upcoming projects like Dynamic Global Content and the Module Design Tab sound very promising for further enhancing customization capabilities.

Keep up the fantastic work, and I’m eager to see these updates in action!

Best regards,

By: Mary-Ann Zykin

Mary-Ann Zykin — Fri, 28 Jun 2024 18:14:14 +0000

Dynamic global content sounds awesome! We currently have to duplicate a global element to decouple it in order to make an update, so it’ll be amazing to only update parts of the element (for us, it’s almost always the main heading and/or call to action) on different pages while retaining a global source of truth. Some great things to look forward to in these new releases!

By: Paul Lacey

Paul Lacey — Thu, 27 Jun 2024 20:04:23 +0000

Absolutely amazing! What a time to be a Beaver Builder fan!

By: DeeJUK

DeeJUK — Thu, 27 Jun 2024 09:23:19 +0000

All looks stunning, however having recently got into a big mess and then investing many hours working out how the box modules work, eventually getting a decent result. It would be TRUELY AMAZING for those people from a more ‘old school’ non developer background is you could simple drag blocks or boxes into the position you wanted them to be rather messing about with loads of columns, rows and goodness knows what. Think more like Illustrator or InDesign, think it and drag it, tweak it for phones and tablets etc but visually drag everything into the place you want it.

I am certain this is more than possible but a true game changer.

By: Darren

Darren — Thu, 27 Jun 2024 07:29:35 +0000

Thanks Jason, I will take a look into that. Not sure how I missed that feature being added. It would be great to use blocks directly but I appreciate the possible bloat having to load in the block editor into your editor.

By: Roger Henriksen

Roger Henriksen — Thu, 27 Jun 2024 07:16:44 +0000

These are fantastic news! Beaver Builder is getting some very exciting features. I’m also excited about both the “Loop Module” and the “Module as Blocks” features, which I believe I will use a lot.

I’m particularly eager to see how the slider/carousel functionality will work. This is something I’ve missed in Beaver Builder, and I hope it will be possible to display parts of the next slide, allowing users to decide the proportion they want to see.

My next suggestion is to explore viewport animations that follow the scroll (both entering and leaving the viewport) as well as the possibility for animations to follow the mouse pointer.

Thanks for a great update!

By: Justin Busa

Justin Busa — Wed, 26 Jun 2024 22:42:40 +0000

In reply to Darren. Thanks, Darren! We’d love to get blocks working in Beaver Builder, but that is tricky because it would require us to load the entire block editor into our editor. For now, we do have a workaround, as patterns (aka reuseable blocks) do work in Beaver Builder. If you need a third-party block in Beaver Builder, save it as a pattern, and you should be able to drop it in.