Trust Badge

One trust signal — an icon beside a short line of uppercase text, like “Made in USA” or “Third-party tested”. Used inside the Trust Bar section, which owns the panel, the row layout and the dividers between badges.

Settings

Setting	What it does
Icon	The line-art mark shown beside the label. Pick one of five: Brain, USA map, Star, Shield with checkmark, Molecule. Default Brain.
Label	The text beside the icon. Shown in uppercase automatically. Default “Trusted in neurology practices since 1997”.
Width (%)	This badge’s share of the row on large screens, as a percentage. Blank by default, which sizes the badge to its own text.

Setting badge widths

On wide screens the badges sit in one row. Left alone, each badge is only as wide as its own text — so “Trusted in neurology practices since 1997” and “Made in USA” get very different amounts of room, and the long ones look cramped.

Width (%) fixes that. Give each badge a percentage and it takes that share of the row:

Badge	Width
Trusted in neurology practices since 1997	26
Made in USA	16
10,000+ verified reviews	20
90-day satisfaction guarantee	22
Third-party tested	16

Give the badges with longer labels a bigger share. The numbers above total 100, which fills the row exactly.

Caution

The widths are not balanced for you. Set a width on every badge and make them add up to 100. If they total less, the leftover space is spread between the badges as extra gaps. If they total more than 100, the badges squeeze to fit and labels start wrapping oddly.

Leaving every width blank is fine — that is the original behaviour, where each badge sizes to its own text.

Note

Widths only apply on large desktop screens (1366px and up). On smaller screens the badges size to their text regardless of what you enter, so there is no need to adjust these for mobile.

Choosing an icon

The icons are a fixed set drawn for this bar, not an image upload — that is what keeps the row looking consistent. There is no way to add a sixth icon from the theme editor; that needs a developer.

They take their colour from the panel, so there is nothing to set. On the default green panel they render in a pale green, matching the design.

Controlling where the label breaks

The label is a multi-line field. Press Enter where you want the text to break, and it will break exactly there:

Made in
USA

Leave it on one line and the text wraps on its own to fit the space. The design breaks “Made in / USA” and “Third-party / tested” deliberately — those two read better on two lines than wrapped automatically.

Note

A badge with an empty label does not render at all, so clearing the text hides the badge without deleting it.

Tips

• Two or three words is the sweet spot. A long label squeezes the other badges in the row.
• Do not type in caps. The uppercase styling is applied for you — typing in caps makes the text harder to edit later and is read out awkwardly by screen readers.
• Match the icon to the claim. The shield reads as a guarantee, the star as reviews, the molecule as testing. A mismatch is a small thing that makes the bar feel less trustworthy, which defeats the point of it.