Hello, Yes you can remove key from envato plugin from your current domain and then use the key to activate you theme on different domain for transfer theme access you can reach out to envato support for more help. Thank You, Team Utillz

Hello, Yes you can see our theme change log for updated feature as per theme version. https://utillz.com/docs/brikk/change-log/

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Hello, These url’s called for custom listing type that’s why it can’t be written as pretty permalinks. Thank You, Team Utillz

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Mobile app compatibility (FluxStore and similar) Theme and “support” The theme outputs a normal WordPress site (and, if you use it, WooCommerce). It doesn’t have a specific “FluxStore support” switch; compatibility depends on whether the app can work with your site’s data (e.g. via REST API, WooCommerce API, or custom endpoints). FluxStore Listing (Flutter app) FluxStore is a third-party product; we don’t control it or certify it. It is designed to connect to directory + WooCommerce sites via API. Whether it works with your site depends on: Your listing/post structure (e.g. custom post types like rz_listing), Whether FluxStore’s app expects that structure or a generic one, Your hosting and API accessibility. What we can and can’t confirm We cannot confirm “full support” for FluxStore, because we don’t maintain that app. We can say: the site is standard WordPress (and WooCommerce if used); any app that can talk to your data via APIs can potentially be used. Recommendations FluxStore: Read FluxStore’s documentation for “directory” and “WooCommerce” requirements. Contact FluxStore’s support and ask: “Do you support custom listing post types / this theme’s structure?” and “Do you have any known limits or setup steps for this setup?” They can give you setup steps and limits. Alternatives PWA (Progressive Web App): make the site installable and app-like on mobile without a separate app store app. Other “website to app” plugins/builders that connect to WordPress/WooCommerce via REST/API; check their docs for directory/listings support.

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Hi, Here’s practical advice on each point while you build your Brikk site. 1. How do I map my website API to other sites like Booking.com etc.? Your site (Brikk + Routiz) does not include built-in “API mapping” or direct connections to Booking.com, Airbnb, or similar platforms. To connect with them you typically need: A middle layer that speaks both: your site’s data (listings, availability, prices, bookings), and the OTA’s API (Booking.com, etc.). That can be: a channel manager (see point 5), or a custom integration (your developer builds to your API + OTA APIs). So “mapping your API to Booking.com” is done via a channel manager or custom integration, not by a single setting in the theme. 2. How do I sync bookings / availability and calendars from hotels and BNBs with my site? Two main approaches: If the properties are ON your site Routiz already has its own calendar and booking system. You’d sync from your site to OTAs (and optionally back) using a channel manager that supports your stack (WordPress/WooCommerce/Routiz or whatever your site uses). The channel manager pushes availability/rates to Booking.com etc. and can pull bookings back. If you want to sync FROM other sites (e.g. their Booking.com calendar) INTO your site That depends on: whether your site (or a plugin) can accept calendar/booking feeds or API updates, and a tool (channel manager or custom integration) that pulls from the OTA and updates your system. So: syncing to the world = channel manager (or custom). Syncing from other sites into your site = channel manager or integration that supports your site’s API/calendar. 3. Can I import listings from other sites, e.g. Airbnb and Booking.com? The theme does not include a built-in “import from Airbnb/Booking.com” tool. Those platforms don’t offer a simple “export all my listings” for use on other sites in a one-click way. What is usually possible: Manual: Recreate listings on your site (copy text, upload photos, set prices/availability). CSV/Excel import: If your site or a plugin supports “import listings from CSV”, you could prepare a file (e.g. from a spreadsheet) and import. That still requires you to get data out of the other platform yourself (e.g. manual export, or a third-party tool if available). Custom development: A developer could build an importer that uses Airbnb/Booking.com APIs (where allowed by their terms) or export files and maps them into your listing format. So: no built-in import from Airbnb/Booking.com; manual or CSV import or custom development are the options. 4. How do I get my site’s API? Your site already has APIs by default: WordPress REST API Available at: https://yoursite.com/wp-json/wp/v2/ (and other routes). It exposes posts, pages, and often custom post types (e.g. listings) if they’re registered for the REST API. WooCommerce REST API (if you use WooCommerce) Used for products, orders, etc. Docs: WooCommerce REST API documentation. Routiz / listing data Depending on how the listing plugin is built, listing and booking data may be exposed via WordPress REST API or custom endpoints. There is no single “Brikk API” product; the “API” is whatever WordPress/WooCommerce and your plugins expose. To “get” your API you: Use the URLs above (replace with your domain). Optionally create API keys (e.g. in WooCommerce → Settings → Advanced → REST API) for secure access. Check plugin docs (Routiz, etc.) to see which endpoints they add for listings/bookings. So: your site’s API is the WordPress (and WooCommerce/Routiz) REST API; you get it by using your site URL and, if needed, creating keys in the dashboard. 5. Can you recommend a channel manager? We don’t endorse or certify specific channel managers. Many are built for dedicated PMS/booking engines rather than WordPress. That said, you can look at: Channel managers that integrate with WordPress/PMS: Search for “channel manager WordPress” or “channel manager for vacation rentals” and check whether they list “WordPress” or “REST API” as an integration option. Widely used names (for research only): SiteMinder, Cloudbeds, Beds24, Lodgify, Escapia, etc. You’d need to confirm with each whether they support your stack (WordPress + your booking/listing setup) and your target OTAs. Practical step: Shortlist 2–3 that mention WordPress or “API integration”, then contact their sales/support and ask: “Do you integrate with a WordPress site that has its own listing and booking system (custom post types + WooCommerce)?” and “How do you connect—REST API, plugin, or manual export/import?” So: we can’t recommend one product, but we can suggest you look for a channel manager that explicitly supports WordPress/API and your use case.

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Wow. Thank you so much. That is amazing I have a lot to think about

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We have contacted the support team, and they informed us that they have not received any ticket yet.

Could you please provide the ticket number? Alternatively, you may share your query through the contact form on the utillz.com website.

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No. The plugin currently uses google.maps.places.Autocomplete (the older API). The geolocation form is implemented with the legacy Autocomplete. While google.maps.places.Autocomplete is not scheduled for discontinuation, we recognize that google.maps.places.PlaceAutocompleteElement is the recommended approach for new Google Cloud projects and offers better compatibility with modern implementations.

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Hello, Our theme includes built-in functionality to create restaurant listings where you can add restaurant details along with a booking or contact form. If you have any specific requirements, the theme can also be customized with the help of our custom development team.

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If you have the time. Thx

Hello E,

Thank you for your interest in Brikk. Below are answers to your questions:

1. Can the theme be used for an events-based project? Yes, Brikk can be adapted for events. It supports custom listing types, custom fields, and flexible booking. Some customization may be needed to align with event-specific workflows.

2. Can the single listing card show event date start and end (Jan 20, 19:00-22:00)? Yes, with customization. You can add custom date/time fields to listing types and display them on listing cards via the theme’s custom field system. Formatting like “Jan 20, 19:00-22:00” can be handled with PHP date formatting.

3. Can the single listing page show event date start and end? Yes. Custom fields can be added and displayed on the single listing page using the theme’s meta/modules system.

4. Can the user buy tickets from single listing page? Yes. The booking system supports purchasing directly from the single listing page. It integrates with WooCommerce for checkout and payments.

5. Can we put different ticket types (Normal Ticket, VIP Ticket)? Partially. The theme includes an “Addons” system that can represent different ticket types. However, it isn’t specifically built for ticket types, so some customization would be needed to fully support multiple ticket types with separate pricing and inventory.

6. Can we put additional services for tickets (Backstage Pass, Table Reservation)? Yes. The theme supports: Addons: One-time add-ons (e.g., Backstage Pass) Extra Services: Per-day or per-booking services (e.g., Table Reservation) Both can be added to listings and included in bookings.

7. Can we make profiles for different hosts (the event host should have a separate account to manage just one event)? Partially. The theme supports: User accounts with different roles Listing ownership (each listing has an owner) User dashboards to manage their listings To restrict a host to managing only one event, you would need custom development to limit listing creation per user or assign specific permissions.

8. Can the user receive an email with the ticket and is there a way to generate QR codes for the tickets? Can we scan the QR codes and validate them? Email tickets: Yes. The theme sends email notifications for bookings. You can customize email templates to include booking details. QR code generation: Not built-in. This would require custom development to generate QR codes and include them in emails. QR code validation: Not built-in. This would require custom development for scanning/validation, possibly including a mobile app or web-based scanner.

9. Can we trigger emails based on Event Date (Send email 5 hours before Event Start Date)? Not built-in. This would require: Custom WordPress cron jobs or a scheduling plugin Custom code to check event dates and send emails at the specified time

10. Can we show number of tickets left in Single Listing Page? Partially. The theme tracks capacity/limits for appointments and bookings. To display “X tickets left,” you would need customization to: Calculate remaining capacity Display it on the single listing page The data exists; displaying it requires template modifications.

11. Can we customize the booking/payment detail fields? We want to keep it simple with just few fields. Yes. The theme allows: Adding custom fields to listing types Customizing which fields appear in the booking form Hiding/showing fields based on your needs You can simplify the booking form to show only the fields you need.

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Hello,

The header is currently hidden on the single listing page; however, it can be made visible again with assistance from the support team.

You can add an icon for the listing type, and cover images can be added to individual listings.

Listing owners can include social media links in their listings if the admin creates the relevant social media fields within the listing type.

These features can be customized further with the help of the support and custom development team.

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Hello, Thank you for the detailed feedback. We understand your concerns about the booking system for restaurant use cases. Regarding Restaurant Reservations: You’re right that the current flow isn’t optimized for restaurant reservations. The system: Requires account creation (not ideal for quick reservations) Doesn’t collect phone numbers directly in the booking form Uses a date-range model better suited for accommodations Integrates with WooCommerce for payment processing

Potential Solutions & Workarounds: Option 1: Use the “Application” action type The “Application” action type can be configured to collect custom information It can be set up to send reservation requests without requiring payment However, it still requires user login

Option 2: Custom development Modify the booking endpoints to allow guest bookings Add custom fields (phone number, special requests, etc.) Create a simplified restaurant-style reservation flow This requires PHP development and understanding of the plugin structure

Our Position: We acknowledge this limitation for restaurant-focused directories. While the theme is flexible for many listing types, the booking system is optimized for accommodation-style bookings.

Future Considerations: We’re evaluating improvements for restaurant use cases, including: Guest booking support Enhanced form customization Better phone number collection Restaurant-specific reservation flows However, we cannot commit to a timeline for these features at this time. Recommendation: If restaurant reservations are critical, you may need: Custom development to modify the booking system Thank you for your honest feedback—it helps us prioritize future improvements. Best regards, Team Utillz

Hello,

1. Tabs on Frontend Single Listing Pages Tabs in listing type fields are for admin organization only. They organize fields in the backend when creating/editing listing types, but they don’t appear on the frontend single listing pages. The frontend single listing page displays content modules sequentially based on the configuration in: Display > Single Page > Content (in the listing type settings) Modules are rendered in the order you add them, displayed as a vertical list To create tabs on the frontend, you have a few options:

Option A: Custom template modification (recommended) Override the template wp-content/plugins/routiz/templates/single/content.php in your theme Group modules into tabs using custom PHP/JavaScript This requires custom development

Option B: Custom CSS/JavaScript solution Use JavaScript to convert the sequential content modules into tabs Group modules by adding custom classes or data attributes Requires frontend development

Option C: Custom module development Create a custom “Tabs” module that can wrap other content modules Add it to your listing type’s content modules configuration Requires PHP development 2. Changing the Layout of Content Items Currently, content modules display as a vertical list. To change the layout: Available options: Reordering: Drag and drop modules in Display > Single Page > Content to change order Module styles: Some modules (like Meta and Taxonomy) have style options (Inline, List, Sorted List) in their configuration Custom CSS: Add custom CSS to change spacing, columns, or visual presentation Template override: Override the content.php template in your theme to customize the HTML structure Limitations: No built-in grid/column layout options for content modules No built-in tab functionality for frontend display Layout changes require template customization or CSS Recommendation: For tabs and custom layouts, custom development is needed. The theme supports template overrides, so you can modify the single listing page templates without editing core plugin files.

If you need help implementing tabs or custom layouts, You can reach out to our custom development team via support.

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Thank you for your reply. Very useful information. I will look into the options

Hello, Thank you for your interest in the Brikk theme. Answers below: 1. Can this WordPress theme be used by real estate agents and agencies to advertise properties for sale and rent? Yes. Brikk is a Directory & Listing WordPress theme that works with the Routiz plugin. It supports custom listing types, so you can create types like “Properties for Sale” and “Properties for Rent” and customize fields (price, location, bedrooms, bathrooms, square footage, etc.). The theme is flexible and can be adapted for real estate listings.

2. For agencies, is it possible to create hierarchical logins? For example, a real estate agency could add its own team of agents so that each one could add their own listings. Is this possible? The theme uses WordPress’s native user management. You can: Create user accounts for agents Assign WordPress roles (Administrator, Editor, Author, Contributor, Subscriber) Control who can create listings via role capabilities Enable/disable user submissions per listing type However, a built-in hierarchical agency/agent system (where agencies manage their own agents) is not included. To achieve this, you would need: Custom development to link agents to agencies A WordPress membership/role management plugin (e.g., User Role Editor, Members) Or a custom solution to assign agents to agencies and manage permissions This is feasible with WordPress and the theme’s structure, but requires additional setup or development.

3. Is it possible to limit some booking functions so that it functions more like a real estate theme? (Do you have a demo to illustrate this?) Yes. Booking is optional and can be disabled or replaced. The Routiz plugin offers multiple action types: Contact — Contact form for inquiries Application — Application form Purchase — Direct purchase Booking — Date-based booking (can be disabled) Button — Custom action button For real estate, you can: Disable booking entirely for your listing types Use “Contact” or “Application” actions instead Configure listing types without booking functionality Each listing type can have its own action configuration, so you can create real estate-focused types without booking features. Demo/Examples: We don’t have a specific real estate demo, but the theme’s flexibility allows you to configure it for real estate. You can customize listing fields, remove booking, and use contact/application actions as needed.

If you need help with setup or have more questions, let me know.

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Hello, Sorry for the inconvenience you’re experiencing. The issue you mentioned appears to be an internal server error. Please don’t worry—we will definitely look into it. Kindly raise a support ticket, and your issue will be resolved as soon as possible.

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Hello, Yes, we have updated the theme with a few fixes. We will update the changelog soon.

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Hello, We truly appreciate your suggestion about consolidating all options under a dedicated theme menu. It’s a great idea and aligns with improving usability and ease of access. We’ve shared this feedback with our development team and will definitely consider it for future updates. Thank You, Team Utillz

Hello, We are creating a dedicated page for support queries on our utillz.com website. We will inform you once the page goes live.

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Brilliant! Cheers!

Hello, If you want to include tags in your search filter and the tag is part of your listing taxonomies, you can add it to the search filter. Additionally, you can add tags to your listing type fields. Once done, these tags will be selectable within the listings.

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Thank you for your respone! I means Select Tags in the feature of posts (articles), not listing. Thank you!