Hello everyone and happy new year 
. I would like to create a website where some ‘static’ pages will be created with Bricks while others will be created by a non-admin user with Gutenberg. However, I would like to use the Bricks theme settings (fonts, colors, margins between paragraphs, button style, etc.) so that they are also applied to the pages made with Gutenberg. Is this possible? My doubt is this: if a button is added to the Gutenberg page without changing its style in any way, will this button look the same as the one created on a page made with Bircks?
what you need is this
btw it is *gutenberg
you can call it block editor. gutenberg is the project development codename.
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Hi @sinanisler, from what I understand with this plugin I can set the style of each component (writing the css by hand though) but it is not clear to me how this plugin can integrate with Bricks.
Or do you mean that with EditorsKit I should avoid using Bricks? Thanks.
yes little css knowledge needed. you can just use chatgpt for that really.
bricks and block editor are different systems.
you can make global class for bricks and use them but again you will need to write/assign css for that too 
because bricks and block editor are different systems.
Update. I did some experiments: by setting the styles for normal paragraph and headings the same styles are also applied in the pages created with the block editor. However, it does not work for button styling, which inspected in the browser do not use the button tag but generic divs to which a specific class is applied.
Do you think it is possible to find a way to apply Bricks Theme Settings to any standard Block Editor block?
It would be great to be able to use the Theme Settings panel to set a generic class to be used globally. Let me explain better: in gutenberg the button has the class “wp-element-button”, how could I define the style of that class within Bricks?
These could be used to create wp themes that will work with any standard gutenberg page.
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Enggghh…yes, but Bricks is a theme itself and purports to be a theme builder. As such, it really ought to be applying theme styles to the whole site, including default blocks. The paragraph and heading styles set in Bricks apply to block editor content; one really expects the same for button-style links.
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