The [rvx-woo-reviews] shortcode is ReviewX’s all-in-one review shortcode: instead of stacking the graph, filters, list, and submission form as four separate shortcodes, it renders all of them together as one connected block — exactly what you get by default on a WooCommerce product page. It’s the shortcode to reach for when you want the complete, out-of-the-box review experience somewhere other than the product page itself (a page builder layout, a custom template, or a CPT page).
Basic usage
[rvx-woo-reviews]
Placed on a product page with no attributes, this shows everything: the criteria graph, the filter/sort controls, the review list, and the review submission form beneath it.
Parameters
| Parameter | Default | What it does |
|---|---|---|
title |
none | Optional heading for the whole block. |
product_id |
current post | Show reviews (and accept new ones) for a specific WooCommerce product by ID. |
post_id |
current post | Same, for a custom post type entry. |
graph |
on |
Show or hide the criteria/rating graph section. |
filter |
on |
Show or hide the filter bar above the review list. |
list |
on |
Show or hide the review list itself — turn off if you only want the graph and the submission form. |
form |
on |
Show or hide the “write a review” submission form. |
Examples
Full default experience for product 128:
[rvx-woo-reviews product_id="128"]
Show only the graph and the submission form — no list, no filters (useful on a compact landing page section that just wants to collect reviews):
[rvx-woo-reviews product_id="128" list="off" filter="off"]
Read-only display with no submission form (e.g. an archived/discontinued product page):
[rvx-woo-reviews product_id="128" form="off"]
When to use this instead of the individual shortcodes
If you want fine-grained control over each piece — say, a summary badge in one place and the review list somewhere else entirely — use the individual shortcodes ([rvx-summary], [rvx-criteria-graph], [rvx-review-list]). If you just want the whole product-page review experience dropped into a new location as-is, [rvx-woo-reviews] does it in one line.
Building this in Elementor? See Adding the ReviewX Woo Reviews Shortcode in Elementor for the widget-by-widget steps.
Related shortcodes
- [rvx-review-list] — just the list
- [rvx-summary] — just the score
- [rvx-criteria-graph] — just the criteria breakdown