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Sorry, the plugin can not return translated reviews from Google. It can only return the review in the original language.
When you say "width of widget" what exactly are you referring to? review template slider, badge, etc... A screenshot would be helpful.
This little box does avatar size.
What is the Zillow url you are using?
Also, keep in mind that you can use the Review Funnel to download Zillow reviews as well.
Sorry the plugin can't translate the review text for you. There is a tool to assign the language codes to reviews under the Tools tab. Once you get the language codes on there you can filter by language and even use wpml under the filter tab of the review template.
Language Tool...
After you run it language codes should show on the Review List...
Then on the review template filter tab if you have WPML install you will get this checkbox...
You could with by creating a child theme for the review template. Instructions are here...
However, it might be easier to use the Media fields for the review. When you click on the image it will show in a lightbox.
What is the TripAdvisor URL you are using? Keep in mind you can also download TripAdvisor reviews with the Review Funnel page.
You can use a Float anywhere on the site if you put the shortcode on the page.
Or you could add the php code to your template for the shorcode like so...
echo do_shortcode( '[wprevpro_usefloat tid="5"]' );
You can get the shortcode on the right after you create the float.
A couple of things.
- The date should be in this format..
24-09-2022 00:00 |
- There are some strange characters in the review text. For instance in the first review...
It should be "didn't".
Yes, Trustpilot does not allow other people to use their logos, icons, or badges. Even if you are a Trustpilot user you are required to use their provided widgets. They sent me a cease and desist letter about it. If you would like to turn them on then you can edit the following files in the plugin.
In this folder...
\wp-review-slider-pro\public\partials\imgs
find these files...
branding-trustpilot-badge_50-DELETE.png
trustpilot_small_icon-DELETE.png
and remove the "-DELETE" text.
If you get a warning about there already being a file with that name then delete the blank files first...
trustpilot_small_icon.png
branding-trustpilot-badge_50.png
Another option would be to use a child theme that looked for the Trustpilot review type and then inserted the logo. The benefit of the child theme is the next plugin update will not override it. Here is more about child themes...
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You have a couple of options.
- You could control the size of the container that you placed the shortcode in. It will fill the size of whatever you place it in.
- You can use this setting to add some left and right margin...