Hi everyone,
I have a website with many blog posts — all of them are created using the Gutenberg editor, not Bricks. I only use Bricks templates to display the post content within a layout.
Now I want to use some Bricks and Max Addons elements (for example, the Timeline component) inside my blog posts, and there could be multiple such elements within a single post.
I’ve tried several approaches, but none of them seem practical. I’d prefer not to use ACF, since I noticed that even small changes in custom field formats can cause all data to be lost.
One idea I had was to create multiple Bricks templates and embed them using shortcodes in my Gutenberg posts. However, this would mean creating one template per element, which is not very efficient to manage.
Also, I’ve already tested this with Bricks version 2.1 , but it still doesn’t work properly with Max Addons elements.
Is there an easier or more flexible way to include Bricks elements (like Timeline, etc.) directly inside Gutenberg content — ideally without creating many templates or relying on ACF?
Thanks in advance for any suggestions!