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If you want to change them all at once you have this option in the template settings...

If you want to change them individually, then you can edit the review on the Review List page.

Not automatically, but you can manually add a review from any source on the Review List page.

Sometimes a search term will show the reviews on the right side for some people and not others. It depends on your search history. It's best to use the business name and address. You can also check it by using an incognito tab.

Facebook will expire the profile images after a while. You can delete all the Facebook reviews and re-download them to update the images. The plugin will try and save the images to your local server, but sometimes it has trouble. In that case the plugin has to reference them from FB's servers. Make sure your hosting provider has the PHP copy function turned on for your site.

Sorry, that isn't an option. If Proven Expert has a CSV download option then you could possibly import them that way. These would be the steps...

- Enter a review manually on the Review List page. 

- Use the export CSV file to export the review.

- Copy and paste the new reviews on to the CSV file. This way the columns will match.

- Use the Import CSV file on the Review List page to upload the reviews back in.

You can add this custom CSS to the form. The background controls the background color and the "color" controls the text color.


.btnwprevsubmit {
background: #2ea3f2;
color: white;
}

You can get Hex color codes at a sight like this...

https://htmlcolorcodes.com/color-picker/

I just released a Beta version of the plugin that adds those string to the language file. I'll be releasing it to everyone else early next week. So, you can either wait or join the Beta users. To join the Beta users go to the Account page inside the plugin and click the checkbox for beta users. Then the update will show up. After you get the beta version or after I release 11.0.9 next week you can follow these steps...

- Download a translation plugin like Loco Translate.

- Go to Loco Translate > Plugins, and click on "WP Review Slider Pro (Premium)"

- Click "New Language" then Italian. I would save it in System or Custom folder so it doesn't get overwritten next plugin update. If you want to translate the entire plugin and would like me to add it to the source then send it to me.

Then you can find the lines with the Filter and translate and save them...

Try adding this CSS to the custom CSS for the review template...

a.wprevpro_t1_site_logo_a {
position: unset !important;
}

Can you turn off the auto-advance on the slider so I can investigate the CSS?