Thrive Features

Using the Native WordPress Font Library in Thrive Themes

Do you want to use additional fonts on your website without adding additional load caused by third party plugins or...

Using the Analytics & Scripts Feature in Thrive Dashboard

The Analytics & Scripts feature in Thrive Dashboard lets you manage tracking codes and custom scripts across your WordPress site...

Using API Connections Section in Thrive Dashboard

In the API Connections section of the Thrive Dashboard you will be able to find all the supported services listed...

Using the WordPress Login Screen Branding Feature

Do you want to strengthen your brand identity and make your website’s login experience more professional? The WordPress Login Screen...

Are Thrive Themes Products RTL Compatible?

Thrive Themes products include partial RTL (Right-to-Left) support built into the codebase. While we don’t currently offer official, full RTL...

What Cookies Do the Thrive Products Use and Why?

The use of cookies is an important aspect to consider when it comes to having websites that are compliant with...

Loading Google Fonts Locally with Thrive Products

When using Google fonts on your site, they will be loaded from the Google servers. However, in case you want...

Using Global Fields from the Smart Site Section

The “Global Fields” feature allows you to quickly insert global information (such as your company’s name, address, phone number, etc.)...

Creating Pages/Posts Available to Logged-in Users Only

Do you want to protect certain content on your website and offer exclusive access only to registered users? Creating pages...

Disabling Google Fonts Loaded by Thrive Products

Thrive Themes Products, such as Thrive Architect or the Thrive Theme Builder Themes, use Google Fonts. These may appear on...
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