The "Customize Style" feature allows you to make a couple of basic changes and decide how the comments should look on the front end.

You can access the feature directly from the Thrive Comments dashboard:

Once you expand the section, you will be prompted with this view:

On the right-hand side of the dashboard, you will be able to see the "Comments Preview" section. This will show you a live preview of how all of the styling options you make will look on the front-end:

The first option allows you to change the "Accent color" for the comments:

If you click on the color field from there, you will trigger this pop-up where you can pick the color that you want, or simply insert a HEX/RGB code if you have one:

This color will be visible on the user's name, hyperlinks, reply buttons and so on:

Moving forward, you can choose if you want to display avatars for the users who comment:

As you can see, if the avatars are disabled, then no image will be shown next to the commenters name:

However, if you choose to activate this, then the picture set in the Gravatar account will be shown on the front-end:

If you want to find out how to set this up, make sure to read this article.

Moving forward, the next option is available only if avatars are enabled - you can choose a default avatar that will be assigned to the visitors without a Gravatar account:

You can choose an image already uploaded in the WordPress media library:

The next option allows you to configure how the comment date should look like:

As you can see, the available settings are:

And last but not least, you can display the "Power by Thrive Comments" label at the bottom of the commenting section:

This is how it will look like on the website:

This is how you can customize various aspects of your Thrive Comments.

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