If you’re building your shop in Bricks, you want reviews to feel like part of your design, not a black box you embed with a shortcode and can’t see until you preview the page. Trustie Pro’s Bricks integration ships every review surface as a native Bricks element, with the same controls a built-in element would have.
The seven elements
| Element | What it shows | |—|—| | Reviews | The review feed (product reviews on product pages, mixed sources elsewhere). Configurable card layout, source mix, count, sort. | | Reviews Page | The full reviews page composition, the same one Trustie auto-generates, but inside a layout you control. | | Review Summary | Aggregate star rating, review count, optional star bar. | | Review Form | The review submission form. Drop it anywhere, not just on the product page tab. | | Q&A | Customer questions and answers, including pre-purchase questions if you allow them. | | Google Reviews | The Google review feed pulled from your Places or Business Profile API connection. | | Testimonials | Site testimonials in slider or grid, with all the same options as the shortcode. |
Each element exposes the same options as its shortcode counterpart. Card layout (split / compact / full), source mix, count, sort order, photo controls, all configurable from the Bricks side pane.
Live preview in the editor
Bricks renders each element through Trustie Pro’s PHP, so what you see in the canvas is what your visitors will see. Adjust a control, the preview updates. No “save and refresh in a new tab” loop.
For elements that depend on context (like the Reviews element on a Single Product template), the integration resolves the current product so the preview shows real data. Same for the Reviews Page when it’s used as the auto-generated page’s content layout.
Inside a Single Product Bricks template
The Reviews element is template-aware. Drop it once on your Single Product template and it shows that product’s reviews on every product page. The Review Summary and Review Form elements behave the same way.
Outside a product context, the Reviews element pulls a mixed feed (product reviews + testimonials + Google) so the element is useful everywhere, not only on product pages.
How it’s wired
Settings > Integrations shows a Bricks toggle in the Trustie Pro section. The integration auto-enables on first admin load when Bricks is detected. If you’d rather keep using shortcodes, flip the toggle off and the elements stop registering.
Every element renders through Trustie Pro’s existing shortcode handlers. Anything you can do with shortcodes you can do with elements, and vice versa. Migrate at your own pace, or run both side by side.
Other Tracksies plugins in Bricks
Tracksies HQ and Packsie each ship their own Bricks elements (Returns Policy from HQ, Staff Dashboard from Packsie). All Tracksies elements share the same category in the Bricks picker, so they’re easy to find when you’re laying out a page.
Why it’s worth turning on
Shortcodes are universal but text-based. Bricks elements give you the visual editing experience the rest of your site already has. For a Bricks shop, the difference is the same difference between “embed an iframe” and “drop in a real component”. The output is the same; the build experience is night and day.