Hey Wahid,

Thanks for checking out Let’s Review.

1- Yes, the plugin is fully AMP compatible, the plugin adds review styling to AMP mode

2- I’d recommend using one of the two most popular ones.

3- Yes, there are shortcodes and Let’s Review Gutenberg blocks. So it’s very easy to add new or existing reviews anywhere.

Hope this helps and stay safe too!

Codetipi

hey Loenne,

Thanks for checking out Let’s Review.

1- Let’s Review’s migration tool doesn’t have that particular plugin on it (I’ve never heard of it until just now). So I’m afraid that you will either need to manually convert your reviews or hire a developer to help you migrate them programatically.

2- No, the plugin doesn’t have the WebApplication schema. The plugin only includes ones that are currently valid for review schemas (Game, Product, etc),

Hope this info helps.

Codetipi

Hey there,

Thanks for checking out Let’s Review.

Yes, each post review has multiple modes you can set to it:

1- Editor Review
2- Editor Review with User Rating
3- User Ratings only
4- User Reviews (Via comments)

You can use option 3 or 4, depending on your needs, to make the review score be user generated.

Hope this helps.

Codetipi

Thanks a lot for your reply. As you say I can set User rating & comments – then generate a score based on user rating n reviews. Great! Will it be possible to have the “is this a review” button before the comment section? is it something i could add via a code? or would you be able to do it only for my use case?

You’re welcome

I’m afraid the Is this a review button is part of the comment system, so it can’t be moved. However, if you set it to Review Option 4, the boxes that appear will show a “leave a review” button when hovered over.

Check it out:

Hover over the article content area summary scores and you’ll see what I mean

Codetipi

Hey Vanetreg,

Currently the plugin only has one default template that can be used, but a system for multiple templates is on the to-do list, so will definitely be possible in a future update, but I’m afraid i don’t have an exact date for this feature at the moment.

Codetipi

Hi Seoinversion,

Thanks for choosing Let’s Review, I hope you enjoy using it

I’ve never used that theme, but if it’s written with normal WordPress coding standards, then the plugin should work fine – as the plugin uses all best coding practises + standard WordPress methods to work. This ensures maximum compatibility with as many themes as possible

Codetipi

Hey there,

Thanks for checking out Let’s Review

Do you mean set your own criterias in a review? If so, yes, every post can have its own set of criteria. You can add as many as you want and set the title for each one.

By show on the archive post page, do you mean to show the final score on the homepage? If so, it depends on what theme you are using. If you are using one of Zeen/15Zine/Valenti themes, then yes the score will appear automatically as those themes have the plugin’s API integrated already.

If you use another theme, you can still do it but you need to integrate the plugin’s API into your theme, because every theme codes the posts on the homepage completely differently, so it’s impossible for the plugin to automatically inject the score in there without an API.

P.D También hablo Español por si te es mas simple así

Codetipi

Genial!. Vale

Luego sería posible filtrar los post según sus criterios de valoración?

Y se podría crear una comparativa de post basados en la puntuación de estas valoraciones?

1- Donde quieres filtrarlos exactamente? Porque si quieres hacerlo en una página de categoría, necesitarías editar tu theme para lograrlo.

Nuestro Zeen theme (es el theme que usa el sitio demo de Let’s Review) ya lo tiene integrado y tiene un sistema de filtro para las categorías. Lo puedes ver aquí: https://demos.codetipi.com/letsreview/category/videogames/

Si miras a la derecha del título principal, verás el filtro. Tiene una opción llamada “Top Rated” lo cual organiza los posts por mejor puntaje final.

Zeen incluye Let’s Review gratis también – te lo menciono por si estás buscando un nuevo theme también y te puede salir más económico y fácil usar Zeen

Aquí te dejo el link para Zeen: https://themeforest.net/item/zeen-next-generation-magazine-wordpress-theme/22709856

2- Puedes crear listas de tus reviews y organizarlos por puntaje/fecha, puedes verlo aquí:

Saludos

Hey Mpankov,

Thanks for the interest in Let’s Review.

Review schemas are very limited to a few specific schemas, and Creativeworkseries can’t have a review. I found this thread actually of someone asking about it too: https://support.google.com/webmasters/thread/23156303?hl=en

The plugin only has Review schema options included that are 100% validated by Google. As of this writing anyway, as Google is known to change it all every now and then to stop spammers from abusing whatever the latest requirements are.

Codetipi

Hey Nickjanks,

Thanks for the interest in Let’s Review

Yes, the plugin has a migration tool to automatically convert WP Product Review plugin reviews and I know of some users who have used it successfully. The plugin will use whatever you have set too, so if it’s out of 100, then your migrated Let’s Review reviews will be from 0-100 too.

If you run into any problems – such as some data didn’t migrate, or anything like that, you can open up a support ticket and you will get help with it – so have no worries about it.

As it’s such a big site, I’d recommend making a backup before doing any big changes though. Always best to be on the safe side

Hope this helps.

Codetipi

Hey Findlay3532,

Thanks for checking out Let’s Review.

The closest to that is the List feature, which you can see in action here:

This feature allows you to create a list of your reviews.

Hope this helps.

Codetipi

Hey FLQA,

Hope you’re well

Ah yes, this is currently on purpose, but it is on the to-do list, so in a future update the comments will also load custom icons/images too

Codetipi

Hi Codetipi, Everything ok here, thanks. Ok, thanks for the information. I’ll keep an eye on the content of upcoming updates then. Take care! Fred

No problem

Hey there,

Currently it is indeed a shortcode, but you can still add it in Gutenberg by adding the Classic block in there (it’s an actual block in Gutenberg), and you’ll see the Let’s Review shortcode interface appear in the toolbar inside that block so you can easily add it there.

Hope this helps.

Codetipi

Hi there,

The reason for this is that it isn’t possible to detect if you’re loading the Let’s Review widget on x page, or if you have infinite post load, or are showing the scores outside of the post via the API, etc, etc. So the plugin has to load the css/js to avoid problems. Gutenberg parses the content area, it has nothing to do with widgets/homepage blocks/etc, that is why it can do that.

But there is no problem with this at all, the files gzipped are less than 30kbs in file size.

Perhaps an option to not load them outside of the post could be added though, as users who 100% know they don’t need them could have that micro boost in loading time.

Codetipi

I will go with an alternate approach then. Since I only use reviews in certain categories of gauravtiwari.org, I will unload all scripts & stylesheets if the post is not in those specific categories.

Yeah you can do it manually to by dequeuing the scripts/stylesheet too

Excuse me, I just realized it was the weekend, so ignore my previous post. Thank you.

Hey Mailpro,

It’s no problem, you should receive a response today

Codetipi

I think the other option may apply then, but I need to investigate that scenario, leave it with me, will be looked at for the next update.

ok thanks

No problem!

Hey again,

There is an option to make the default answer to that be “yes”, so if you do that + add a bit of custom css to hide the question in the frontend, then yeah, you’d have that set up.

The css you would need to hide the question would be:

.lets-review-form-onoff { display: none; }

Hope this helps.

Codetipi

Hey there,

Thanks for checking out Let’s Review. Yes, the comment reviews can indeed show stars if the main review on the post is set to Stars, however, when the visitors are literally setting the scores, the interface they use is via sliders (that go from 0-5 though).

Hope this helps.

Codetipi

It wasn’t possible to do, but in the v3.1.7 update that’s just been released, a new option to enable them on normal comments was added

Wow, that’s was fast Glad to see that update. But, i see that the latest update in here still says 3.1.6.

Forgot to add the changelog here, you can see it now

Hey Daniel,

Thanks for the interest in Let’s Review.

I’m not entirely sure about WPML as they haven’t been tested together, but if they don’t work together out of the box, then you can report it over to the Codetipi support system and it will 100% be tweaked until it works with WPML, as we want Let’s Review to work with it.

Hope this helps.

Codetipi

Hello,

Thank you for your reply.

Normally, if each of the labels and custom texts are properly tagged, WPML should find all of the strings.

Once found, the strings can be translated and be displayed in the correct language.

This week I will buy your plugin and we will test it immediately.

Thank you,

Regards,

Daniel

Hey Daniel,

You’re welcome

Sounds great, if you find a custom field is missing, simply open a ticket at http://codetipi.ticksy.com and report it. It will 100% be fixed as we want Let’s Review to work 100% well with WPML

Codetipi

Hi Simios,

I see you have received a response now, hope it helps.

Codetipi

Hey Patrick,

Hm, that’s very strange, I just downloaded the file from CodeCanyon and it’s definitely the latest one.

Is there any chance you may have lots of download files and be opening an old you downloaded a long time ago? Please try to download it again and click the file you download directly in the browser.

Hope this helps.

Codetipi

Hi, no, it’s not an old file. I just tried a different browser in a private window to make sure it wasn’t a caching issue either…the readme.txt file in the downloaded ZIP file still says 2.0.0.

Ahhh I see, that readme is actually outdated and incorrect. That is the real latest version – But WordPress reads the version marked in lets-review.php file (which shows correct version). The readme.txt has been fixed now so will show correct version from the next update. Thanks for reporting!