Edit an Existing Bricks Page with AI
Change text, links, or buttons on a Bricks page without opening the builder and without risking the layout.
Prerequisites
A connected WordPress site running the Bricks theme with the WPVibe plugin version 1.14 or newer, and the page you want to change.
My site runs the Bricks theme. On the page [page title or URL], change [what to change, for example: the headline 'Old headline' to 'New headline', the button text 'Book now' to 'Reserve your spot', and the price '$99' to '$79' wherever it appears on the page]. Do not rebuild or redesign anything else and keep every other element exactly as it is. Read the page's Bricks layout, make only those changes, and save it back through Bricks' own save path, never with SQL or a raw search-and-replace. If any text I named is not on the page, tell me instead of guessing. When you are done, list each change with the before and after text so I can spot-check, and give me the page link and the Bricks edit link.
Skip pasting the full prompt. Drop this into your AI on a site that already has WPVibe:
Run the “Edit an Existing Bricks Page with AI” recipe from the WPVibe cookbook on my connected site.
A price, a phone number, a headline: tiny changes on a Bricks page still mean opening the builder, finding the right element, and hoping you did not nudge anything. Doing it any other way is worse. Bricks stores the whole layout as serialized data, so a database search-and-replace or a find-and-replace plugin corrupts the page outright.
The AI reads the page’s full Bricks layout, changes only the text and links you named, and writes the whole layout back through Bricks’ own save path. Element IDs stay stable, so any custom styling attached to them keeps working, and the page CSS is regenerated as part of the save. Nothing else on the page is touched, and no SQL runs against your database.
Paste the prompt, name the page, and spell out each change. The AI reports every edit with before and after text; spot-check the list, then click through the page link to confirm. It works one page at a time, so for a batch of pages just run it once per page. One scope note: text in your site’s header or footer lives in Bricks templates, not in the page, so changes there (a phone number in the top bar, say) are a separate ask.
Outcome
The exact text and link changes you asked for, applied through Bricks' own save path with the rest of the layout untouched.