This has been updated to v1.1.14.
There is update instructions to update from v1.1.13 to v1.1.14.
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This has been updated to v1.1.15.
There is update instructions to update from v1.1.14 to v1.1.15.
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Thank you! I will finish my Woocommerce shop for now but I sure try your template kit next time 
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Thx so much! trying it now for a fresh new site 
@macksix you have done so cool. If you need any help let me know
This has been updated to v1.1.16. Download it from here:
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Instructions say: 4. Import the templates by uploading the zip file. Where do you do the uploading?
Found it. I was trying to upload the downloaded zip file. There’s a template zip inside the downloaded zip that is what gets uploaded. To import, go to your Bricks > Templates on the left Wordpress navigation, then choose import.
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This has been updated to v1.2 for Bricks Builder 2.01+. Download it from here:
v1.2
- Product Archive and Search Results templates now uses a grid loop to display products rather than flexbox loop.
- Removed Related, Up-sell, and Cart Cross-sell elements and replaced them with grid loops.
- Cart template CSS fixes for Bricks Builder v2.01
Read the included instructions!
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This has been updated to v1.2.1
Download it from here: https://bricksresources.com
v1.2.1
- Added fix for show password buttons appearance.
- Added custom {echo} tag to show user display name on account dashboard if first name is missing.
- Added missing functions.php.txt file and the corresponding instructions.
Read the included instructions!
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Download Easy Bricks Builder WooCommerce Template Kit v1.2.2
v1.2.2
- Added Bricks Builder Coupon Element to Checkout. (Removes WooCommerce native coupon element)
- All panel styles now use class names instead of using the default IDs.
- Moved some custom CSS into corresponding style panel fields.
- Removed some unnecessary container widths for product cards in grids.
- Removed some unnecessary sections and containers in Account related templates.
- Added and remove some CSS.
- Removed optional, deprecated Stripe code for functions.php.
- Updated instructions.
Download from here: https://bricksresources.com
Read the instructions.
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Download Easy Bricks Builder WooCommerce Template Kit v1.2.3
Well, I already did another update becasue I was not satisfied with the refactoring to get rid of some unnecessary custom CSS that is no longer needed.
v1.2.3
- Removed additional custom CSS that was no longer needed.
- Moved a little CSS in Bricks Settings >> Code >> Custom CSS to the corresponding element custom CSS field.
- Updated instructions.
Download from here: https://bricksresources.com
Read the instructions.
Download Easy Bricks Builder WooCommerce Template Kit v1.2.4
A little update. 
v1.2.4
- Corrected a CSS entry in the Checkout thank you (Order received) template.
- Removed a CSS entry in Pay template that I thought I had removed, but didn’t.
- Updated instructions.
Download from here: https://bricksresources.com
Read the instructions.
Download Easy Bricks Builder WooCommerce Template Kit v1.2.5
v1.2.5
- Changed custom CSS (custom css.txt) for order pay and order received login forms so it only applies when not logged in.
- Since the custom CSS above was changed, the section wrapper was added back to the order pay and order received templates. Top and bottom margins were added back to their containers along with custom CSS to remove the padding and margins when not logged in.
- Custom CSS added to order receipt template section and container elements to remove their padding and margins when not logged in.
Download from here: https://bricksresources.com
Read the instructions.
Download Easy Bricks Builder WooCommerce Template Kit v1.2.6
v1.2.6
- Added custom CSS (custom css.txt) for order pay notifications when logged in.
- Missing margins order receipt container.
Download from here: https://bricksresources.com
Read the instructions.
Download Easy Bricks Builder WooCommerce Template Kit v1.2.7
v1.2.7
- Simplified custom CSS for product variation grids (custom css.txt).
- Missing mobile custom CSS for Checkout Thank You element.
Download from here: https://bricksresources.com
Read the instructions.
This kit is great, but would you consider either removing the font choices, or supplying a version of the kit without any additional styling (particularly fonts). Having to go through every single element one by one to remove the fonts you have set up, which will almost certainly not match the fonts chosen by us on any particular site, is really annoying. These are meant to be simple templates which we can style the way we want, and including a font chosen on practically every element really isn’t helpful.
Thanks.
You can do this. Unzip the templates and open them up in a text editor and search for Inter and replace it with the name of the Google font you want. This changes fonts everywhere except the buttons. Then search and replace Nunito with the name of the font you want and that changes the buttons. Then zip them back up and import them. You can target the color #546b82 and change the background on all the buttons with something different.
You would then still need to change the font in one place in the “custom css.txt” from Nunito and #546b82 to whatever you want to use for that button.
Alternatively, you can do the same with a migration tool that allows you to find and replace text as you export the website. Export the website with new fonts and then Import it back in.
Unfortunately, and I just realized this, a utility class won’t work on all elements if the font is already set in the style panel for another class. It works on a Title, depending on how the custom classes are arranged at the top of the style panel, but not on many other things I tried.
With notepad++ you can open up all the JSON template files at the same time and find and replace across all documents.
Thanks for the reply. I will give that a go. It does seem like it would be more logical to just not include any font selections in the templates and so the default fonts that have been set when building a site are used. I can’t see any benefit to including all these font selections in the template as it would be very rare that they would be useful for anyone.