Hi there,
Thanks for bringing it to our attention.
You can fix this by adding the script below to your function.php file or you can add a 3rd party plugin like (Code Snippets) and add it as it is safer and allows you to disable the script at any time.
<script>
function Fix() {
document.querySelectorAll(“.jdgm-rev__pic-img”).forEach(function(x){x.setAttribute(“height”, “100px”)});
document.querySelectorAll(“.jdgm-rev__pic-img”).forEach(function(x){x.setAttribute(“width”, “100px”)});
}
if (document.readyState === “complete”) {
Fix();
} else {
window.addEventListener(“DOMContentLoaded”, Fix);
}
</script>
<?php } );
Thank you.
Thank you for the quick solution, but it seems your provided wrong selector (probably it’s related to my second topic – https://wordpress.org/support/topic/reviews-images-loaded-without-relnoopener/)
Also, it would be nice if you fix this behaviour on your side in the future so we do not need to apply extra JS on the front-end.
Hi,
Note that the fix is for the images in the review widget (Product page), also I will make sure to forward this to our product team so they can check further.
Thank you for your collaboration.
But the original question was about the verified reviews badge rendered via [jgm-verified-badge] shortcode. Unfortunately, badge image does not have any class so I am not sure how to target it.
Although you are right that this problem also affects Judge.me reviews images and customer location flag images (jdgm-rev__location-country-flag-img class).
