Individual review settings per page and schema disabling

  • Resolved Martin999

    (@martin999)


    5 years, 10 months ago

    Hi Paul,
    please tell me, if “Site Reviews” could be the proper plugin for my needs:

    – Working with WP pages, not only posts

    – I want to enable two different ways of user generated ratings/reviews; some pages should get the first one (“article star rating”) other pages the second one (“customer review rating”).
    –> Therefore I must be able to choose on a page by page basis between both ways.

    – The two ways are:
    “article star rating”: visitors, who read my article pages, should be able to leave a simple star rating, without review.
    “customer review rating”: customers should be able to create their review plus rating on certain service pages.

    – All my pages get a comprehensive schema markup, not only ratings/reviews, but some other schema items additionally (Article markup, Service markup, Organization ect.) and I have to create this manually.
    So I also have to create and implement the rating/review schema code (JSON-LD) manually, because one “JSON-LD-script-tag” should contain all markup.
    –> Can I disable automatic rich snippet feature (schema code creation and implementation) of the plugin?

    Thank you,

    Martin

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  • Plugin Author Gemini Labs

    (@geminilabs)

    1. Site Review will work with Pages, Posts, and custom post_types.
    2. Each field in the submission form can be hidden using a shortcode/widget/block option. You can hide all fields except the rating on one page, and then display all fields on another page.
    3. Site Reviews only provides a single star-rating control on a submission form.
    4. JSON-LD schema is disabled by default, it is enabled by a shortcode/block option.
    5. You can have multiple JSON-LD scripts on your page that link together with an ‘@id’ (Node Identifier). This means that you can use the schema generated by Site Reviews and add your own “@id” to it which will make it link to your other schema (see documentation FAQ and Hooks sections).
    6. Please install the Site Reviews plugin and read the Site Reviews > Documentation page which is quite comprehensive and should give a good idea of the plugin’s capabilities.
    • This reply was modified 5 years, 10 months ago by Gemini Labs.
    Thread Starter Martin999

    (@martin999)

    Thanks for your fast response.

    I forgot to mention one important thing:
    For both variants, “article star rating” and “customer review rating”, I need to display the “aggregateRating”, i.e. the average score of all ratings. Is this possible?
    If yes, I will install the plugin and test all features.

    78 5-star-ratings and only one bad rating for your plugin, this is really remarkable. Usually there are always a handful of trolls…

    Plugin Author Gemini Labs

    (@geminilabs)

    Site Review generates the aggregateRating in the schema. I suggest you install the plugin, add a couple of test reviews, then use Google’s Structured Data Testing Tool to view/test the schema.

    Additionally, Site Reviews is very developer friendly and extensible. If you need something that is not provided, there will likely be a relatively easy way to solve it using code in your theme’s functions.php file.

    • This reply was modified 5 years, 10 months ago by Gemini Labs.
    Plugin Author Gemini Labs

    (@geminilabs)

    I have not had a response in over a week so will mark this as resolved.

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