I can add that to the todo list and put it under the Tools tab.

Scrape older than 30 days can no longer be accessed. Will it let you add a new scrape job using the "From Date or Max Number"?

Sorry, there is not currently a way to do that. If you use the Filters for the review template then it should filter out most reviews you wouldn't want to show.

Sometimes it can be tricky to get the correct search terms. It's more reliable to use the place ID. Can you post a link to the reviews on Google? Also, post the scrape job_id so I can take a look.

Here's a way to find your place id: https://wpreviewslider.com/two-methods-to-find-your-google-place-id/

I'm not seeing the CSS code on the page. Make sure to clear any caching plugins. Also, make sure you input it on the Badge settings page.

Not easily. The reviews are kept in a custom MySQL table in your Wordpress database called wp_wpfb_reviews. So in theory you could possibly just import them, but you would need to make sure the columns are matched up.

Another option would be to possibly add Birdeye as a source. Contact me through plugin or the website if you want to discuss that option further.

Hey Gerd,

Are you trying to create a link to your reviews on Google that will automatically have the reviews sorted by newest on Google?

I'm not sure there is a way to do that.

My apologies. For some reason, I thought we were talking about the reviews themselves, not the badge. Too many emails. This should fix it. Add it to the custom CSS section for the bage.

img.wprevsmallbadgeicon {
width: 32px !important;
height: 32px !important;
}

Sorry I see it now. Add this...

.wprevsiteicon {
height: 15px !important;
width: 15px !important;
}