Blaz K.

You are welcome @amateurbikinis and thanks for reviewing the plugin!

Hi @davidebaraldi,

thanks for reporting the issues.

1. I’m aware that in some themes the stars on category pages appear also where they shouldn’t such as in the menu, sidebar etc 🙂 I’m investigating this issue and hopefully I’ll have a fix out next week.

2. At the moment the plugin unfortunately doesn’t have an option to show stars on the front page. I’ll consider adding such a feature in the future versions. However, if you have some coding skills, you can add the stars on the front page using the “developer features”: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/developers-developer-features/

Regards,
Blaz

Hi @suhkha,

the plugin comes with the top rated posts widget. Go to appearance -> widgets and find Top Rated Posts. The widget also has some settings such as minimum average rating required, minimum vote count etc.

Regards,
Blaz

@adams456,

how are you registering these custom post types? Is that via a plugin or with your own code? I otherwise have custom post types in development environment and it works seamlessly there. So, I’m curious where this problem originates.

Regards,
Blaz

@adams456,

is this maybe happening in custom post types? Does the same thing happen if you create a page and add the rating widget to the page?

There was a similar issue here: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/aiovg-problem/

As you can see the problem was in plugin for custom post types which stripped out the script tags from structured data.

Regards,
Blaz

@georgwordpress,

this sounds more like some CSS styling is required 🙂 I’ll have to see the website and then I can give you a snippet.

Regards,
Blaz

Hi @rp4rusty,

it is possible with custom css – see examples below:

h2.rmp-main-title {
    color: green;
}

p.rmp-main-subtitle {
    color: orange;
}

p#voting-results {
    color: red;
}

Regards