Are you a developer and want to extend the capabilities of Thrive Themes using Actions, Hooks, Custom Rules and functions? As a developer, you can create custom functions/actions and overall extend the capabilities of Thrive Themes features as required.
You can find our developer documentation here:
Thrive Themes Developer Documentation
This article serves the purpose of showing you resources for developers who want to go a bit further with the available Thrive Themes features.
Here are the functionalities incorporated for developers thus far:
→ Thrive Themes Action Hooks & Custom Functions
All the products at Thrive Themes come with a set of helpful hooks so you can extend the functionality with your own custom logic. This article lists all of the actions and custom functions, as well as the parameters used in each of them:
→ Developing Custom Rules for the Conditional Display Feature
Thrive Architect gives you the possibility to register your own custom conditional display rules. Here are some useful resources:
- How to Use the Conditional Display Option
- How to Develop Custom Rules For the Conditional Display Option
→ Extending the Capabilities of Thrive Automator
Developers can extend the limitations of Thrive Automator, and that can be done by installing a plugin that can be found in GitHub and using some Thrive Automator integration examples our developers have included there.
Here are the necessary resources for this:
- What Type of Data Do Thrive Automator Triggers and Actions Use?
- Thrive Automator for Developers – Extending Automations’ Capabilities
- Creating a New Start Trigger in Thrive Automator
- Creating a New Filter in Thrive Automator
- Creating a New Action in Thrive Automator
- Creating Thrive Automator Data Objects
- Creating Thrive Automator Data Fields
- Creating Thrive Automator Trigger Fields
- Creating Thrive Automator Action Fields
- Creating Thrive Automator Apps
These are the ways in which you can currently work around Thrive Themes plugins, as a developer.