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The Ratings & Reviews Extension for GravityView (part of the GravityKit suite) is a powerful add-on that transforms static form entries into interactive content. It allows visitors to rate, review, and comment on Gravity Forms entries directly from the frontend of your WordPress site.

This is particularly useful for building business directories, product review sites, or event listings where user feedback is essential for social proof.

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Key Features

The extension offers two primary ways for users to interact with entries:

  • Star Ratings: Classic 5-star rating system to highlight quality.

  • Up/Down Voting: A Reddit-style voting system to surface popular content.

  • Text Reviews: Users can leave detailed written feedback along with their rating.

  • Entry Filtering: You can sort your View by “Highest Rated” or “Most Reviewed” to prioritize top-tier content.

  • Gravatar Support: Option to display the reviewer’s profile picture next to their feedback.

How It Works

The extension leverages the native WordPress Commenting system, meaning it’s lightweight and integrates well with other comment management tools.

1. Setup Requirements

  • Gravity Forms (Active)

  • GravityView (Active)

  • WordPress Comments Enabled: You must allow comments in Settings > Discussion for the extension to function.

2. Available Fields

Once installed, four new fields become available in the GravityView editor:

  • Rate Entry: A button/link that allows users to submit a rating.

  • Stars Rating: Displays the average star rating for that specific entry.

  • Votes Rating: Displays the net total of upvotes and downvotes.

  • Reviews Link: A link that shows the current rating and jumps the user to the review section.

Practical Use Cases

  • Member Directories: Allow community members to “vouch” for or rate each other.

  • Recipe Blogs: If you use Gravity Forms for user-submitted recipes, people can rate their favorites.

  • Service Listings: A “Yelp-style” directory for local contractors or businesses.

  • Internal Tools: Employees can upvote feature requests or ideas submitted via a form.

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