WordPress Basics

WordPress Editor Versus Thrive Architect Editor Options

When creating a page/post from the WordPress admin dashboard, you are able to use the right sidebar to customize the...

What Database Tables do Thrive Products Use?

In this article, I am going to explain how you can tell which tables do Thrive Themes products create in...

Adding Schema Data to your Content

Schema data allows you, as a publisher, to make your content so that search engines have a great understanding of...

Preventing Transactional Emails From Going to Spam

Are you worried about your transactional emails landing up in the receiver’s spam folder? This can prevent this by using...

Resolving WordPress 404 Error After Permalink Change

It can happen that after you change the permalink of a page/post, instead of being redirected to the new page,...

How to “No-Index” Thrive Lightboxes and Symbols

Plugins such as Yoast SEO will automatically index all content. This means that the content will automatically appear in the...

Turning On or Off Comments on a Page or Post

Are you looking for a way to enable or disable comments on your website pages and posts? This can be...

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...

Updating your Website Safely

Here are some recommendations and things to keep in mind for when you update the Thrive Themes products on your...

Finding Out if a Website is Using a Content Delivery Network (CDN)

What are CDNs? CDN stands for Content Delivery Networks, and they represent a distributed group of servers, linked together in...
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