These are animated text highlights you can add to any word or key phrase in your paragraphs or headlines on your webpages. This allows you to draw attention to specific words.

Adding in the animated text highlights is really easy in Thrive Architect. In the visual editor, simply select the piece of text, and click the highlight color picker. This will give you the basic highlight type.

Then, open the 'Highlight Options' dropdown and you can pick from the different highlight types. Here are examples of the 12 highlight types that are available:

Just as the name suggests, this allows you to add gradients to text, icons, borders and dividers. For example:

To get this effect, with our visual editor, you'll simply need to choose 'Gradient' rather than "Solid" for your font color options.

Selecting 'Gradient' will allow you to open the gradient color picker. You can choose between radial or linear gradients, set the angle, and place multiple nodes on the gradient color scale.

There are now 2 new "published" statuses for courses - Hidden and Archive.

With the status set to "Hidden" courses it will not show up publicly on your website... unless the person viewing has access to it. This is good for when you have private training programs for a select set of customers/clients, or for courses that you're selling with an open/close course enrollment. So, only people that you've granted access to, or those that you promote it to will see "Hidden" courses.

You can use the 'Archive' status when you want to remove a course from public listing with the intention of retiring it, but you want customers that have bought that course to continue having access to it.

When you archive a course, it will take a snapshot of all users who have access to it at that time. Those students will retain access and can come back to consume it's content, but it'll be closed for business from any new students who will not be able to sign up.

This feature allows you to automatically revoke access from students after a time period of your choosing.

You can set the expiration to be on a specific date, or a number of days after they first enrolled, unique per enrollment date.

Customers will be automatically notified that their course access is expiring via email, the content of which you customize. And you'll be able to choose how far in advance you'd like that reminder email to be sent to your customers.