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Voxel Reviews Widget
Every review your members leave on a Voxel listing is a number sitting in your database. This plugin turns that number into a badge — a rating, a star row and a review count, in one of five layouts — and gives the listing owner a snippet of code to paste on their own website.
The badge on their site links back to their listing on yours. That is the point of the plugin: your directory's reviews become something your listing owners want to display, and every place they display it is a link home.
See the changelog for what's in each version.
Current release: 1.2.2.
Requirements
- WordPress 6.0 or newer
- PHP 7.4 or newer
- An active, licensed installation of the Voxel theme
- Elementor, for the badge widget
Reviews come from Voxel's own review system. Nothing needs importing or syncing — the badge reads the score Voxel already keeps for each listing.
Start here
| Guide | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Getting Started | Installing, placing your first badge, and handing out an embed code |
| Badge Styles | The five layouts, what each one shows, and their embed sizes |
| Embedding on Another Site | How the embed code works, what it needs, and how updates reach it |
| Settings | Every setting on the admin screen |
Reference
| Guide | What it covers |
|---|---|
| SEO & Structured Data | Where rating markup is published, the link back, and anchor text |
| For Developers | The shortcode, filters, endpoints, and where the data comes from |
| Troubleshooting | Common symptoms and what causes them |
What it is not
It does not display individual reviews, review text, or reviewer names, and it has no filtering or sorting. It shows one listing's aggregate score — the average and the count. If you want to lay out the reviews themselves, that is Voxel's own review templates, not this plugin.