Hi Maxim ๐Ÿ‘‹,

I’m trying to create a “card viewer” using WPBakery, but it’s not coming out right.

I would like the cards to be 400×533 on desktop.

When each card is clicked it (or hovered over) it should display text on the back (it should fit within the dimensions of the card).

There will be a left and right arrows on the sides of the card which allow the user to flip through different cards (see the Image carousel widget below).


Chunking ๐Ÿงฉ

Take a song and break it down into small chunks. Focus on the “hard parts.”

Then practice each chunk until you can play it well with flow (not perfectly).

If you can’t play it well, then break it into smaller chunks. What is the hardest part of the hardest part? Find the Perfect Challenge. Then chain together the pieces to play larger parts, then the whole song.

Further


Chaining โ›“๏ธ

Gradually connect small practice chunks to create bigger pieces. Practice each new link of the chain on its own before adding to the chain. If at any point you can’t play the larger chain, simply identify the weak link and practice that.

Chain scale notes. Play the first note of a scale, then the first two notes, first three, etc.

Chain song phrases. Play the first chunk (single note, bar or line). Then practice the second chunk. Then chain together.


Metro-Gnome ๐ŸŽ›๏ธ

Make friends with the Metro-Gnome to improve timing, precision and flow.

Steady tempo

  1. Set the Metro-Gnome to 60 bpm.
  2. Play single quarter notes.
  3. With the same metronome setting, practice more complex things: Two-note intervals > Scales > Chunks > Songs

Extreme tempos

  • Play quarter notes at the slowest possible tempo.
  • Gradually increase to your fastest tempo. Take note of the tempo range (e.g., 45-90 bpm).
  • Practice more complex things at extreme tempos.

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Break down large, complex things into small, simple things.

Take a current song and ask yourself, what’s the hardest part? Then take that part and ask, what’s the hardest part? Work on that, hardest part of the hardest part, then slowly integrate it into the whole.

Aim to play this with 95% reliability in 2-3 sessions. If you can’t do it yet, then break it down into smaller sub-skills.

Do this for all the hard parts of a song.


Below you’ll find two WPBakery widgets: Hover Box and then Image Carousel. Basically, I want to combine these into one thing.

Hi Maxim ๐Ÿ‘‹,

 

I’m trying to create a “card viewer” using WPBakery, but it’s not coming out right.

I would like the cards to be 400 x 533 on desktop. See below

And then when clicked it should display text on the back (it should fit within the dimensions of the card).

Users will be able to click left or right arrows to scroll to a different card. If they click the center, it will flip the card to reveal text, like the “Hover box option” on this page.

Below you’ll find card fronts (illustrations) and backs (text) for a few different cards. I include more than one so you can test the functionality of flipping through the cards.


Chunking ๐Ÿงฉ

Take a song and break it down into small chunks. Focus on the “hard parts.”

Then practice each chunk until you can play it well with flow (not perfectly).

If you can’t play it well, then break it into smaller chunks. What is the hardest part of the hardest part? Find the Perfect Challenge. Then chain together the pieces to play larger parts, then the whole song.

Further


Below you’ll find two WPBakery widget: Hover Box and then Image Carousel. Basically, I want to combine these into one thing.

CHUNKING ๐Ÿงฉ

Take a song and break it down into small chunks. Focus on the โ€œhard parts.โ€

Then practice each chunk until you can play it well with flow (not perfectly).

If you canโ€™t play it well, then break it into smaller chunks. What is the hardest part of the hardest part? Find the Perfect Challenge. Then chain together the pieces to play larger parts, then the whole song.


FURTHER

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