The new update is fantastic, and I’m currently exploring it. One question that came to mind, though, is: what scenarios does the use of dynamic data in the countdown element enable?
Is it possible to set start and end times for product discounts within a query loop or on a single post? That would be fantastic.
Yes. In Bricks 2.4 beta, the Countdown date can be populated with dynamic data, so each post or query-loop item can use its own target date. Typical use cases are event dates, registration deadlines, offer expirations, launch dates, and sale end times.
The Countdown itself counts toward one target date at a time. For a WooCommerce sale countdown, you would usually point it at the sale end date, and optionally use conditions around the element for the sale start/active state.
You can use ACF to create a date field for each of your products to set the sales end date. Then use it on the looping countdown element.
Thanks for the reply. So if I understand you correctly, Bricks currently doesn’t have native dynamic data for Sale Start/End Date, right? Like Bricks ultimate which has these two dynamic data. Because I’m using Jet Engine instead of ACF.