Starting with Bricks 1.3.7 you may manipulate the HTML attributes of a given element using the following filter:
add_filter( 'bricks/element/render_attributes', function( $attributes, $key, $element ) {
if ( isset( $element->settings['my_setting'] )
&& $element->settings['my_setting'] == 'xpto' ) {
$attributes[ $key ]['data-xpto'] = 'my data';
}
return $attributes;
}, 10, 3 );The filter callback receives 3 arguments:
$attributes– an associative array of the element attributes, grouped by the $key identifier$key– the HTML element identifier to render attributes for$element– the Bricks element object (since Bricks 1.5)
Since Bricks 1.4, if you need to get access to the $is_frontend value (whether the element is rendering in the frontend or in the builder), please use the global function bricks_is_frontend().
Since Bricks 1.5, the $settings and $name arguments are deprecated. You may use the callback 3rd argument to get those: $element->settings and $element->name.