Bricks Addon

The Listdom Bricks Addon adds a full template workflow for Listdom in Bricks, including:

• Single listing templates
• Listing card layouts
• Infowindow layouts (when infowindow layouts are available in your setup)
• Dedicated Listdom Bricks categories: Listings and Listdom
• Listdom dynamic tags in Bricks fields (for example {lsd_post_title} and {lsd_price})

Requirements

• Listdom plugin installed and active
• Bricks installed and active
• Bricks version 2.2 or newer
• Listdom Bricks Addon installed and active

For broader setup context, see Listdom setup guide and Listdom settings guide.

Caution

If Bricks is not installed/active, or Bricks is below the required version, the Bricks integration will not load.

Where You Manage It

• WP Admin -> Listdom -> Bricks Builder: Create and edit Listdom Bricks layouts (Listing Card and Infowindow).
• WP Admin -> Bricks -> Templates: Build single listing templates with Bricks template conditions.
• WP Admin -> Listdom -> Settings -> Single Listing: Keep core Listdom single-listing settings (elements, display options, and non-builder styles) when needed.
• WP Admin -> Listdom -> Shortcodes: Use card-capable skins and select Bricks-based styles.

Template Types in Bricks Workflow

For Listdom + Bricks, template management is split by use case:

• Single Listing: Build in Bricks -> Templates.
• Listing Card: Build in Listdom -> Bricks Builder, then use in supported shortcode skins.
• Infowindow: Build in Listdom -> Bricks Builder with Layout Type = Infowindow, then use in infowindow contexts.

Note

Infowindow layouts require Advanced Map.

Build a Single Listing Template (Bricks Templates)

Note

When Bricks is active and you assign a Bricks template to Listdom listings via Bricks -> Templates conditions, listing pages render with that Bricks template. No new Bricks option is added to Listdom -> Settings -> Single Listing -> Style Category.

1. Go to WP Admin -> Bricks -> Templates.
2. Click Add New Template.
3. Build the layout with Listdom Bricks elements from the Listings category.
4. Set Bricks template conditions for your listing pages.
5. Save and preview a real listing.

Create a Listdom Archive Template with Bricks

You can use Bricks templates to design Listdom archive pages when Bricks can target the required Listdom taxonomy archive through its template conditions. This can help you customize the archive wrapper, heading, description, and surrounding layout for category, location, tag, feature, or label archives. Before you start, make sure Listdom has published listings and at least one usable taxonomy archive, such as a category, location, tag, feature, or label archive.

The Listdom Bricks Addon adds Listdom elements to the Bricks builder. These elements can help design Listdom listing-related layouts, but they should be tested carefully inside archive or query loops.

Important

Builder archive templates control the page layout, but listing result data must still come from a valid Listdom listing context. Some Listdom listing elements are designed for Listdom single-listing or listing-card contexts and may not automatically use a third-party builder loop item. Always test the archive page on the frontend after assigning the template.

1. Open WP Admin -> Bricks -> Templates.
2. Create a new archive template.
3. Set the Bricks template conditions for the required Listdom archive.
4. Design the archive heading, description, and layout.
5. Add the section that should display the Listdom listings.
6. Save the template.
7. Open the Listdom archive page on the frontend and confirm the output.

Note

Bricks template assignment depends on Bricks’ own condition system. If Listdom listing elements do not use the current query item, use Listdom’s own listing output for the archive results. Test category, location, tag, feature, and label archives separately if your site uses different archive layouts.

For Bricks’ own template condition behavior, see the official Bricks template settings documentation.

Build Listing Card and Infowindow Layouts (Listdom Bricks Builder)

1. Go to WP Admin -> Listdom -> Bricks Builder.
2. Click Add Layout and enter a layout title.
3. Choose Layout Type:
   • Listing Card for card-based shortcode skins
   • Infowindow for map infowindows
4. Click Edit with Bricks and design the layout with Listdom elements.
5. Publish the layout.
6. In Listdom shortcode/skin settings, choose the Bricks style (shown as {Layout Title} (Bricks)).

For skin behavior and style assignment, see Skins & Shortcodes.

Bricks Elements Reference

The following reference covers Listdom Bricks elements and their user-facing settings.

Core Listing Elements

Element	Element settings
Listing Title	Title Tag, Link Method
Listing Content	Content Length, Auto Paragraph
Listing Excerpt	Content Length
Listing Address	Show Icon
Listing Map	Map Provider, Infowindow, Zoom Level, Map Height, Google Maps controls (Style, Places, Zoom Control, Map Type Control, Street View Control, Scale Control, Camera Control, Fullscreen Control)
Listing Gallery	Layout, Image Lightbox, Link Method (when slider lightbox is off), Include Featured Image, Number of Images (Linear), Thumbnails, Navigation Method, Autoplay, Auto-height, Loop
Listing Image	Link Method, Top Left/Top Right/Bottom Left/Bottom Right overlays, Image Size, Categories Display Name, Categories Display Icon
Listing Categories	Default Colors, Layout, Display Name, Display Icon, Enable Archive Links
Listing Locations	Link to Location Archive, Layout, Icon
Listing Features	Layout, Show Icon, Link to Feature Archive
Listing Labels	Layout, Link to Label Archive
Listing Tags	Layout, Enable Archive Links
Listing Contact	Style Type, Show Email, Show Phone, Show Website, Show Address, Show Socials, Display Icon, Display Label, Fields repeater
Listing Owner	Show Avatar, Link Avatar to Author URL, Show Name, Author Link, Show Job Title, Show Bio, Show Social Networks, Show Telephone, Show Email, Show Mobile, Show Website, Show Fax, Show Form, Show Name Field, Show Phone Field
Listing Custom Fields	Layout, Fields repeater (Field, Global Icon, Icon, Name, Value, Link Icon, Link Name)
Listing Working Hours	Type (One Day/Full Week), Display Icon
Listing Rate	Type (Stars/Summary), Show Review Count
Listing Breadcrumb	Taxonomy, Icon
Listing Price	Minimized Price, Link Price, Price Link URL, Open in New Tab, Nofollow
Listing Price Class	No element-specific options
Listing Share	No element-specific options
Listing FAQs	No element-specific options
Listing Embeds	No element-specific options
Listing Video	No element-specific options
Listing Remark	No element-specific options
Report Abuse	No element-specific options

Addon-Dependent Listing Elements

Element	Add-on requirement	Element settings
Claim Button	Claim	Text, Preview claimed state
Favorite Button	Favorite	No element-specific options
Compare Button	Compare	No element-specific options
ACF Addon	ACF	ACF Fields repeater
Franchise Addon	Franchise	Show Headings, Parent heading label, Sub Listings heading label, Listdom Shortcode selector
Auction Addon	Auction	No element-specific options
Booking Addon	Booking	No element-specific options
Listing Review Form	Reviews	No element-specific options
Stats Addon	Stats	Layout, Display Zero Values, Display Visits, Display Contacts, Display Offers, Display Bookings, Display Reviews, Display Comments
Jobs Addon	Jobs	No element-specific options
Team Addon	Team	No element-specific options
External Direction	Advanced Map	Link Text, Show Icon, Icon

Listdom (Non-Listing) Bricks Elements

Element	Element settings
Listdom Shortcode	Select saved shortcode
Listdom Search	Select saved search shortcode
Listdom Profile	No element-specific options
Listdom Users	Style, Limit, Columns

Taxonomy Elements (Category, Location, Tag, Feature, Label)

Element	Element settings
Listdom Category	Style (Clean/Simple/Image/Carousel), Columns Count, Maximum Images Per Row, Limit, Show Count, Show Icon, Source, Select Terms, Parent Term ID, Search Keyword, Hide Empty, Order By, Order, Layout
Listdom Location	Style (Clean/Simple/Image), Columns Count, Maximum Images Per Row, Limit, Show Count, Show Icon, Source, Select Terms, Parent Term ID, Search Keyword, Hide Empty, Order By, Order, Layout
Listdom Tag	Style (Clean/Simple), Columns Count, Limit, Show Count, Show Icon, Source, Select Terms, Parent Term ID, Search Keyword, Hide Empty, Order By, Order
Listdom Feature	Style (Clean/Simple), Columns Count, Limit, Show Count, Show Icon, Source, Select Terms, Parent Term ID, Search Keyword, Hide Empty, Order By, Order
Listdom Label	Style (Clean/Simple), Columns Count, Limit, Show Count, Show Icon, Source, Select Terms, Parent Term ID, Search Keyword, Hide Empty, Order By, Order

Dynamic Tags Added in Bricks

Listdom Bricks dynamic tags are available in Bricks fields that support dynamic data.

Examples:

• Core listing/author: {lsd_post_title}, {lsd_post_url}, {lsd_post_featured_image}, {lsd_author_display_name}, {lsd_author_email}
• Core listing fields: {lsd_address}, {lsd_price}, {lsd_price_class}, {lsd_currency}, {lsd_email}, {lsd_phone}, {lsd_website}, {lsd_gallery}
• Dynamic tags from your setup: social network tags and attribute tags such as {lsd_attribute_123}

Add-on-based examples:

• {lsd_visits}, {lsd_contacts} via Stats
• {lsd_bookings_count} via Booking
• {lsd_offers_count} via Auction
• {lsd_rate}, {lsd_reviews_count} via Reviews

Bricks Integration Scope

The addon integration includes:

• Bricks categories: listdom-listing and listdom
• Listdom details support in Bricks-supported post types
• Bricks dynamic data integration for Listdom tags
• A broad Bricks element library (baseline + conditional elements)
• Conditional elements based on enabled Listdom components:
  • Map enabled: Listing Address, Listing Map
  • Work Hours enabled: Listing Working Hours
  • Pricing enabled: Listing Price, Listing Price Class
  • Socials enabled: Listing Share

In code terms, the integration registers a large baseline set of elements and then conditionally adds map, working-hours, pricing, and socials-related elements when those components are enabled.

How Element Controls Work in Bricks

In Listdom Bricks elements, addon-defined settings are primarily exposed in the Content tab. Visual styling is typically handled through Bricks’ native Style and Advanced controls.

This means:

• Use Listdom element settings for listing behavior and output logic.
• Use Bricks design controls for typography, spacing, colors, effects, and responsive styling.

Troubleshooting

• Listing elements show empty in builder preview: Publish at least one listing and reopen the builder.
• “Shortcode not found!” output: Select a valid saved shortcode in the Listdom Shortcode/Search element.
• Expected element missing: Check whether the related Listdom component or add-on is active.
• Single listing template is detected but the default layout still shows: Check whether the frontend admin bar says Rendered with WordPress. If so, switch it to Render with Bricks. See Bricks Template Is Detected but the Listing Still Shows the Default Listdom Layout.
• Google-only map controls unavailable: Set Map Provider to Google Maps.

FAQ

Do I need Bricks Pro or Elementor Pro to use the Listdom Bricks Addon?

No. Listdom Bricks integration works with Bricks itself and does not require Elementor Pro.

Can I build single listing, listing card, and infowindow templates with Bricks?

Yes. Build single listing templates in Bricks -> Templates and create listing card/infowindow layouts in Listdom -> Bricks Builder.

Why do some Bricks elements not appear in my editor?

Some elements are conditional and appear only when required Listdom components or add-ons are enabled.

Where are Listdom dynamic tags used in Bricks?

Use them in Bricks fields that support dynamic data, such as text, links, and images.

How do I apply my Bricks listing card layout in a shortcode skin?

Publish the layout in Listdom -> Bricks Builder with Layout Type = Listing Card, then select it as the style in a card-capable skin.

Related Articles

• Elementor Addon
• Advanced Map Addon
• Single Listing Settings
• How to Customize the Single Listing Page in Listdom
• Skins and Shortcodes Common Settings

For complementary context, see display listings with Listdom shortcodes and Listdom search forms.

Bricks Builder Documentation (Official) Review Bricks concepts, templates, and editor behavior.

Bricks Dynamic Data (Official) Learn how dynamic data works in Bricks fields.