Thrive Architect Elements

The “Table of Contents” element is used to display a kind of summary of your page, in a structured way....

The “Blog List” element is very similar to the “Post List” one. Both elements are used as a way to...

Just as its name says, the “Click to Tweet” element is useful, if you want to give your users/visitors the...

Do you want to showcase your products and enhance your online store’s functionality on your website? Using WooCommerce widgets in...

Guarantee boxes are commonly used for sales pages to lower the risk for the buyer of a particular product or...

If you’re using a “Lesson List” element on your site, there is an option that can help you quickly add...

When editing some of the elements from the Thrive Editor, you are able to set up conditional display options, which...

In this article we will have a look at the “Number Counter” element, a useful tool for displaying stats, values,...

The “User Profile” element can help you create self-managed profile pages, thus allowing the users of your website to customize...

The “More Tag” element can be used to hide fragments of your blog post content, when it is displayed on...