Sticky badge with reviews

  • Resolved cometto

    (@cometto)


    2 years, 7 months ago

    Hello,

    do you have an idea how can I implement small badge on my website (for example – in left corner)? In plugin setup I chose badge option and this is totally ok but how can I put to all pages?

    Will be grateful for help

    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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  • Thread Starter cometto

    (@cometto)

    2 years, 6 months ago

    @designextreme thank you. will test it soon

    Thread Starter cometto

    (@cometto)

    2 years, 6 months ago

    @designextreme

    Hello once again,

    im working on optimization my website.
    I used your plugin in my main menu section (its loaded on top of every page).

    I wonder if I did it right to get max performance.

    1. Im using Asset Clean Up pro (+flyingpress) and disabled css.css on whole website
    2. Manually modified custom.css and put here code (I used coverage tool to reduce file size and check what is used).

    Despite of my job Page Speed Insight still warns me about render blocking resource (potentially 100ms delay). Is anything I can do better?

    Will be grateful for tips.

    liveflooring.com

    • This reply was modified 2 years, 6 months ago by cometto.
    Plugin Author Design Extreme

    (@designextreme)

    2 years, 6 months ago

    @cometto Do you have the specific rule or resource that is holding up the loading (the 100ms you mentioned)?

    If you’ve copied just the CSS you need from the plugin and disabled the main ./wp/css/css.css (the usual option in the plugin’s settings) – this will be about as good as possible with the current design.

    You may be able to tweak it a little further by using the HTML Entity star rather than the embedded SVG – set the HTML class: stars-html in the Shortcode:

    [reviews_rating class="stars-html"]

    (this is an example that you can include into the existing Shortcode).

    If that helps, you can consider using this to further optimise your code.

    Note: For future unrelated questions, please start a new post because the additional questions may be helpful to others who view the forum and it’s good to keep it visible under the correct post titles.

    Thread Starter cometto

    (@cometto)

    2 years, 6 months ago

    @designextreme

    Thank you. I would like to change topic title but is not possible. Will not start here any other unrelated questions.

    So my current shrotcode is:

    [reviews_rating class=”stars-html theme=”fonts tiny” name=no link=”write review” vicinity=no icon=no limit=0]

    Is that right? Honestly I see no difference.

    • This reply was modified 2 years, 6 months ago by cometto.
    Plugin Author Design Extreme

    (@designextreme)

    2 years, 6 months ago

    @cometto Try the Shortcode with the quote " enclosing each text parameter:

    [reviews_rating theme="fonts tiny" class="stars-html" summary="rating number, rating stars, review count" link="write review" limit=0]

    Another thing to consider is disabling the JavaScript and having your own concise version (that can handle the write review link). Without seeing the report, I can’t really tell if that would make a difference.

    Thread Starter cometto

    (@cometto)

    2 years, 5 months ago

    @designextreme

    Hello Again,

    back with your plugin theme. For a month I was using a solution that seemed good – I prepared my own css code which I load with the shortcode to the menu of my website (it is displayed under the logo on the left side). The problem is that something happened to the LCP in the optimization results of my website.

    Even though the file is small, it probably loads inline to the page – Flyingpress optimization plugin support wrote to me that it might cause a slowdown. The question for you – is it possible to reduce the impact on website performance? I would like to keep the reviews rating where it is.

    Please take a look at my website: liveflooring.com

    I will be very grateful for the tips

    Plugin Author Design Extreme

    (@designextreme)

    2 years, 5 months ago

    @cometto Did you see the new addition in the latest version? I’ve added a compressed version of the style sheet and JavaScript files. Please check the second to last FAQ entry for details. One big improvement you can apply is using the parent class: .gmbrr instead of the longer one.

    For the inline SVG data, I recommend using your own style sheet to either point to an external image (if that’s the issue) or you can use the HTML entities instead (see my previous reply). It sounds as though you’re not reliant on any inline images or otherwise, so you’ll be able to load everything very quickly in your website.

    P.S. Please start a new thread with new queries so that others can easily view the questions and answers.

    • This reply was modified 2 years, 5 months ago by Design Extreme. Reason: Last line
    • This reply was modified 2 years, 5 months ago by Yui.
    Thread Starter cometto

    (@cometto)

    2 years, 5 months ago

    @designextreme

    Ok, I will start another thread

    Thread Starter cometto

    (@cometto)

    2 years, 4 months ago

    @designextreme

    Hello,

    could you help me with one small thing?

    My current code is:

    [reviews_rating
name=no
icon=no
vicinity=no
rating=yes
stars=css
count=yes
attribution=no
]

    Everthing works well except link. When I click on on “reviews text” it goes straight to google.
    When I click rating or stars – nothing is happening.

    Is it possible to make rating and stars link to “add review” section in google?

    Thank you in advance
    Adrian

    site: liveflooring.com

    PS: all css and js from your plugin are disabled (to make better performance)
    google icon is added manually

    • This reply was modified 2 years, 4 months ago by cometto.
    Plugin Author Design Extreme

    (@designextreme)

    2 years, 4 months ago

    @cometto There is JavaScript in place to set the entire element to go to a specific URL or the write a review or view reviews pages. Check the link Shortcode parameter for details.

    If there are any reviews showing, this will not be active for the entire element. There is another paramter: link_disable to specifically disable some of the links within the HTML. Details of this are in the Shortcodes tab along with all the others.

    Note that if JavaScript is turned off, functionality may need to be replicated within your own code – or just use this URL with a “click” event:

    https://search.google.com/local/writereview?placeid=ChIJdyDXzZkFqkcRdqL5T_jZoV4

    Thread Starter cometto

    (@cometto)

    2 years, 4 months ago

    @designextreme

    thank you for explaination

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