Normally when u work with custom dynamic data in a query loop. It would be nice that you can place a fallback image, (default one) if it doesnt exists avoid showing a white space, just becomes the default one.
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And not just for the QL. Would also be nice to have default or fallback images for Posts and Categories. Not sure if that is a Bricks thing though as more core WP.
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+1 for this. This would be really useful for me too and something I used often in Elementor.
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Absolutely. I think this should also be quite easy to implement. The request is already in the IdeaBoard: Ideas – Bricks … so please leave some upvotes 
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I second 
This is a very necessary feature when working with images.
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This can be achieved with the conditions.
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sure. its still a basic one… and setting a condition for such basics constantly. hopefully we will we an option for this.
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Thanks, that works for me for now
+1 this is a very basic requirement. all page builders has it. i’m quite disappoint to see that a lot of basic stuff are missing a lot of time. i hope this project lasts.
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Hi ,
what are the chances of seeing this function added to bricks 1.8 ? and what will be the current and well-explained alternative best practice?
show all your best tricks with captures if possible
THANKS
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This would help, but I’ve implemented a workaround to do just that.
I added a absolute image as fallback image with a condition, if there is no dynamic image, it will show the fallback image.
Still waiting for this. so much times i find this missing.
Hey Ben,
this is possible since Bricks 1.8.5 using the new image sources. Check minute ~ 19:14 in the latest release video:
Best,
André
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This works… with a small bug perhaps - if I put this image border radiuses to 50 (so I could get a image looking inside circle, for profile images) the fallback image works fine but the image from the base breakpoint looks still as a square. I hope that makes sense?
Hey @jaaos1,
make sure to set the overflow to hidden on the image element and it should work in both cases.
Best,
André
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Amazing! Works! Thank you so much!
Setting an additional image source didn’t work for me, all images, even when a dynamic image was set, displayed only the fallback image.
Solution was using the {acf_image @fallback-image:‘https://example.com/placeholder.png’}
Link to documentation
