FeedbackWP Premium

Where should ratings appear?

FeedbackWP Premium extends the rating functionality of the Rate My Post add-on for WordPress. Visitors can rate posts, pages, or other content and provide private feedback after rating. Place rating and results widgets automatically or use shortcodes to select their location.

Use ratings with standard posts and pages or custom post types. You can also add ratings to existing posts that have no votes. For a display that does not belong to a particular post or page, make a custom rating widget that works independently.

Which widgets and rating styles fit your site?

• Rating widget: Collect ratings with Stars, Thumbs, Hearts, Smileys, or Trophies.
• Results widget: Display a post or page's rating result.
• Feedback widget: Collect private feedback after a user rates content.
• Social widget: Add the included social component.
• Top rated posts widget: Display posts with the highest ratings.

How can you place them?

Use [ratemypost] for a rating widget and [ratemypost-result] for a results widget. Pass a post ID to display the rating or result for a specific post. You can also enable automatic placement across posts or pages in the settings and exclude selected content, such as an About Us page.

What can you configure and review?

Change widget text and colors in the settings, and use custom templates for further adjustments. The advanced schema selector in the post editor lets you choose a schema type for each post. Structured data support is available for rich snippets, helping configure the information associated with ratings.

The statistics section reports vote totals and average ratings. Analytics can include rating time, username, title, and time spent on the page before rating; IP address recording is optional. Ratings can also be changed in the administration panel.

FeedbackWP Premium works with infinite scroll extensions and popups, though integrating rating displays into those layouts requires implementation.

How do you get started?

Add and activate the extension on your WordPress site, then configure the rating, results, feedback, schema, and display settings. Choose automatic placement or insert the available shortcodes where needed.