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Dynamic Branding with Bricks Builder & ATF – User-Based Logos & Colors

In this tutorial, I show you how to create a Custom Post Type (CPT) for Brands that links directly to your users. This allows each user to have their own branding — logos and color palettes — all controlled inside WordPress. We’ll use Bricks Builder, Advanced Themer Framework (ATF), and WPCodeBox to make this happen. I’ll walk through the full setup, from a fresh WordPress install to connecting users with their assigned brand. What you’ll learn: Set up ATF with a base framework and palettes Create a Brands CPT and custom fields Link Users to Brands with a relationship field Override global colors with the user’s brand colors Use a WPCodeBox script (shared in a GIST) to swap palettes dynamically Bonus: Automatically change the logo based on the user’s brand Other potential uses: Different branding for organizations in a multi-tenant setup Member types with unique color schemes Agencies managing multiple client brands on one platform Personalizing dashboards or front-end experiences for users GIST: https://gist.github.com/wpeasy/62d4e1... 00:00 Introduction to the user branding concept 05:25 Deploying a fresh site with ZipWP, Install Bricks and Plugins 09:03 Basic Bricks Settings 10:20 Basic Advanced Themer settings 12:50 Install ATF Framework 13:38 Default ATF Colors 13:45 Create a basic header using the ATF colous 17:32 Create Brand colors for overriding 19:40 Create Sections with text to test Brand colors 22:27 Install PHP Code from GIST for overriding colors 23:27 Create Brand CPT and fields 28:36 Relate Brands to Users 30:54 Demons the Brands working 32:18 Changing the logo based on the user's Brand 37:45 Basic overview of how the PHP Code overrides the colors. #BricksBuilder #AdvancedThemer #WordPressTutorial #WPCodeBox #CustomBranding #WordPressCPT #DynamicBranding #MultiBrandSites