> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://staylime.com/docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://staylime.com/docs/avante-themes/sections/trust-and-social-proof.md).

# Trust & Social Proof

Build trust with Icons with Text for USP bars, Logo Slider for partner and press logos, and Testimonials for customer reviews and quotes.

Three sections for building credibility — icon-based value propositions, a row of brand logos, and customer testimonials with multiple display formats.

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### Section overview

| Section         | Page                                                                                                                    | What it does                                                                               |
| --------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| Icons with Text | [Icons with Text & Logo Slider](/docs/avante-themes/sections/trust-and-social-proof/icons-with-text-and-logo-slider.md) | Row of icon-and-text blocks for USPs, shipping info, guarantees, and feature highlights    |
| Logo Slider     | [Icons with Text & Logo Slider](/docs/avante-themes/sections/trust-and-social-proof/icons-with-text-and-logo-slider.md) | Row of brand, press, or partner logos — four or five at a time, the rest on a slider track |
| Testimonials    | [Testimonials](/docs/avante-themes/sections/trust-and-social-proof/testimonials.md)                                     | Customer reviews and quotes in slider, grid, or card format                                |

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### Quick decision guide

**Highlighting store benefits or guarantees?** → [Icons with Text](/docs/avante-themes/sections/trust-and-social-proof/icons-with-text-and-logo-slider.md) — free shipping, secure checkout, money-back guarantee, and similar trust signals with icons.

**Showing brand partnerships or press features?** → [Logo Slider](/docs/avante-themes/sections/trust-and-social-proof/icons-with-text-and-logo-slider.md) — a logo row with an optional link on each logo and optional dividers between them. It does not move on its own: **Grid type** puts four or five logos in the row and the rest go onto a slider track with arrows underneath.

**Displaying customer reviews?** → [Testimonials](/docs/avante-themes/sections/trust-and-social-proof/testimonials.md) — multiple layout formats (slider, grid, featured quote) with star ratings, author photos, and source attribution.

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### Shared features

All three sections support color scheme overrides, custom top and bottom spacing, and mobile-responsive layouts.

None of the three has a **Section width** setting — they always follow the store's page width. Only Logo Slider can override the side padding, through **Left and right** (Default / Disable / Enable); the store default for it lives in **Theme settings → Appearance**.


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