This addon turns your wpDiscuz comment sections into a full-featured review system. Visitors submit half-point ratings — on a 5-point or 10-point scale — directly inside the comment form, choosing from six icon shapes: filled or outline star ⭐, heart ❤, or thumbs-up 👍. Reviewers can add an optional headline to their review, with configurable min/max length and a live character counter. The aggregate score renders automatically in five display modes — Distribution, Numeric, Compact, Pill, or Icons — with live previews in the settings panel. Rating filter buttons let visitors browse the thread by score group in real time. Reviews from confirmed buyers are automatically marked with a Verified Purchase badge on WooCommerce product pages; admins can toggle or bulk-verify reviews on any post type directly from the comment list. AggregateRating JSON-LD is output automatically and integrates with Yoast SEO, Rank Math, or falls back to a standalone schema block for rich snippet support.
Three shortcodes let you embed review content anywhere: [wpdiscuz_reviews] renders a card list of reviews for any post, [wpdiscuz_reviews_avg] outputs the average score block, and [wpdiscuz_reviews_top_rated] surfaces your highest-rated content. A My Reviews tab is added to the wpDiscuz user settings modal so logged-in users can browse all their submitted reviews in one place. Full WooCommerce compatibility is included: ratings sync with WooCommerce’s own average, and existing WooCommerce reviews can be imported in one click. All options are managed under Dashboard > wpDiscuz > Settings > Reviews Tab.
I’m planning to set up a rating system for my local business directory, where each listing gets reviewed on service quality and pricing separately. Does the criteria feature handle different weightings for those categories? That would let me tailor the overall score more accurately.
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I’ve noticed on my own site that letting users leave a star rating without a written review often leads to more participation. Does this addon allow that kind of flexible input, or does it require both?
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I’m curious how the review system handles partial or in-progress comments—does it save a draft if someone starts typing a review and then leaves the page? That small detail can make or break the user experience.
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