Reviews let signed-in readers rate a page from one to five stars and write a short review, for example on a product, a venue or a guide. Readers see the average rating, how many reviews there are and the share of each star rating. Your team can reply to reviews from the dashboard.
Audience Operation > Experience and click New Experience.Next Step.| Setting | What it does |
|---|---|
| Title | A heading shown above the reviews. Leave it empty for none. |
| Content | Text shown under the title, in HTML, for example a short note on how to write a helpful review. Leave it empty for none. |
Save Changes. The preview shows how the reviews look.Place the container where the reviews should appear. Copy it from the experience, which fills in its ID, or replace EXPERIENCE_ID yourself:
<div data-exp="unis-reviews" data-exp-id="EXPERIENCE_ID"></div>
data-exp-id.data-exp-id="default-reviews".data-item-id to name what is being reviewed, for example a product ID, so its reviews follow it to any page. If you leave it out, the page is used: the post ID your CMS prints in the page (a WordPress or Drupal shortlink, a JSON-LD article identifier or a Parse.ly post ID), or else the page's canonical address, without its query string.<div data-exp="unis-reviews" data-exp-id="EXPERIENCE_ID" data-item-id="ITEM_ID"></div>
Go to Features > Reviews to see each reviewed page with its project, experience name, element ID and number of reviews.
Reply to read the replies and add a new one.See the Reviews experience and Set up experiences on your website.
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