Release 3.3.6
August 28, 2025
26 changes
This release primarily fixes bugs introduced in Bricks 2.0, especially those affecting the Strict Editor View, and also addresses improvements to the overall Builder experience.
FIX
NEW: Strict Editor View: Hide Quick Access Bar in the Element Panel
A new option in the Strict Editor's builder tweaks has been added to hide the Quick Access Bar for all editors on the site.
FIX
NEW: Strict Editor View: Hide Search Box in the Element Panel
A new option in the Strict Editor's builder tweaks has been added to hide the Search Box in the Element panel.
FIX
NEW: Strict Editor View: Hide Elements States in the Structure Panel
A new option in the Strict Editor's builder tweaks has been added to hide the Elements States within the Structure Panel for all editors on the site.
FIX
NEW: Strict Editor View: Hide Header in Element Panel
A new option in the Strict Editor's builder tweaks has been added to hide the Element Panel's header for all editors on the site.
FIX
NEW: Strict Editor View: Hide Element Action in the Preview window
A new option in the Strict Editor's builder tweaks has been added to hide the Element Actions in the Preview window for all editors on the site.
FIX
NEW: Strict Editor View: Disable Contextual Menus
A new option in the Strict Editor's builder tweaks has been added to hide the Contextual Menus for all editors on the site.
FIX
Plain Classes now supports bulk edit
When you add global classes to an element through the Plain Classes modal with Bricks’ “Bulk Edit” feature enabled, those classes will be correctly applied to all selected elements.
FIX
gpt5/gpt-mini/gpt-nano added to the AI models
All GPT-5 models are now available in the list of selectable models under Theme Settings > AI Options.
FIX
Removed StickyCSS, Visibility Bar and Responsive Slider/Helper as active by default
The following tweaks were previously enabled by default on new installations: However, they often caused more confusion than benefits, as many users struggled to find where to disable them. For this reason, they are now turned off by default.
FIX
Advanced CSS: page.css code is now written in the base breakpoint only
Previously, when adding Custom CSS to page.css in the Advanced CSS modal with a specific breakpoint active, the code could be applied to that breakpoint’s settings instead of the base. Now, all CSS added to page.css is always applied to the base breakpoint, regardless of which builder breakpoint is active.