| 开发者 | justreview |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年10月27日 21:57 |
| PHP版本: | 7.2 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
[justreview id="..."] shortcode for those who prefer it.Yes. On the free plan you connect Google and Facebook and show your reviews in the JustReview Badge on every page. The review slider, the reviews page, the other widget types and more review sources come with paid plans, and the plugin shows which plan each widget needs.
Install the plugin, create a free account in the JustReview menu, connect Google in Review sources, then build a widget and click Place widget on this page. No code and no API key needed.
No. JustReview (justreview.co) is an independent service. Google, Facebook and the other review sites are third-party sources the plugin connects to with your consent, and their names belong to their owners.
Yes. Facebook (Meta) calls them recommendations. Connect your Facebook page next to Google and both can appear in the same widget.
The reviews page and the testimonials slider are part of the page HTML, so search engines and AI assistants can read the reviews without running JavaScript. On the Pro and Ultimate plans the badge can also add your average rating to the page code (schema.org). Whether stars appear in search results is decided by Google.
Only to connect Google or Facebook. Both require your consent on their own screen, which cannot be done from the server. Everything else, including creating the account, happens in your dashboard.
Nothing breaks. Paste that code into the Widgets screen and the plugin reads your settings from it. The Diagnostics screen shows the file and line number of the old code. Remove it only once the widget from the plugin works.
Switching the theme back is not enough. The badge the plugin shows on every page stays on, so you would see two badges. Do all three:
do_shortcode() call from your templates. Once the plugin is off, WordPress prints a leftover shortcode as plain text, for example [justreview id="w1"].Reviews are cached for a few hours so the plugin does not call our server on every page view. You set the time in the settings, and you can force a refresh on the Diagnostics screen.
Fetching reviews has a hard 2 second limit and the result is cached. If our server does not respond, the plugin uses the last good copy, and as a last resort lets the visitor's browser load the reviews. Your page never waits longer than those 2 seconds and never shows our error message.
No, and that is deliberate. Example reviews are only shown in your dashboard, before your account has reviews of its own. Showing someone else's reviews on a live site would mislead your customers.