Restyle Bricks Elements with AI
Brand colors, button hover states, and phone-size fixes applied to an existing Bricks page as real Bricks design settings.
Prerequisites
A connected WordPress site running the Bricks theme with the WPVibe plugin version 1.14 or newer, and the page you want to restyle.
My site runs the Bricks theme. On the page [page title or URL], restyle the existing elements without changing any text or the layout structure: make all buttons [#hex color] with a slightly darker hover state and label text that stays readable on the new color, recolor headings to [#hex color] where they sit on light backgrounds, and [any other style change, for example: give the cards a soft shadow]. Keep every heading and button readable against its background in both normal and hover states; if one of my colors would make something unreadable, keep that element readable and flag it instead. Then review the page's phone-size settings and fix anything that looks cramped, like font sizes that should step down or rows that should stack. Apply everything as proper Bricks design settings so the styles show up in the Bricks editor, and verify each change actually compiled into the page's CSS before you report back. When you are done, list every element you restyled and what changed so I can spot-check in the Bricks editor.
Skip pasting the full prompt. Drop this into your AI on a site that already has WPVibe:
Run the “Restyle Bricks Elements with AI” recipe from the WPVibe cookbook on my connected site.
Restyling a finished Bricks page means clicking into every element one at a time, and the styles that matter most are the easiest to skip: hover states live in one panel, phone-size overrides in another. So buttons keep their default look and the mobile view stays cramped, because fixing it all by hand is an hour of tedium.
The AI edits the design settings on your existing elements directly: colors, hover states, shadows, and per-breakpoint overrides, written as real Bricks settings, not injected CSS. That distinction matters, because it means every change shows up in the Bricks editor’s own style panels where you can adjust it later. It saves through Bricks’ own save path and then checks the compiled page CSS to confirm each style actually landed, since Bricks silently ignores settings it does not recognize.
Paste the prompt, name the page, and describe the look you want. Text and layout are explicitly off limits, and the prompt tells the AI to keep everything readable and flag any of your colors that would fight their background rather than apply them blindly. Review the reported list, then check the page on your phone.
Outcome
Your existing Bricks page restyled in place: brand-colored buttons with hover states, updated headings, and mobile fixes, all visible and editable in the Bricks editor.