ReviewX ships a native Elementor widget for reviews (see Using the ReviewX Woo Review Elementor Widget), but sometimes it’s faster to just drop in the raw [rvx-woo-reviews] shortcode — especially inside a Shortcode widget nested in a more complex layout, or when you want to pass attributes the native widget’s UI doesn’t expose. Here’s how to do that.

Step 1: Add a Shortcode widget

1. Edit your page with Elementor.
2. Search the widget panel for Shortcode and drag it into the section where you want reviews to appear.

Step 2: Paste the shortcode

In the Shortcode widget’s text field, paste:

[rvx-woo-reviews product_id="128"]

Replace 128 with the actual product ID, or omit product_id entirely if the widget sits on that product’s own page — ReviewX will detect the current product automatically.

Step 3: Customize what shows

[rvx-woo-reviews] accepts graph, filter, list, and form attributes to switch each section on/off. For example, to show only the graph and the submission form:

[rvx-woo-reviews product_id="128" list="off" filter="off"]

See the full parameter reference in How to Use the ReviewX Woo Reviews Shortcode.

Step 4: Preview and update

Click Update and preview the page — Elementor renders shortcodes live in the editor, so you should see the review block immediately.

Native widget or shortcode — which should you use?

Use the native Woo Review widget if you want to adjust settings visually from Elementor’s panel. Use the raw shortcode approach above when you need it inside a widget Elementor doesn’t give ReviewX settings for — e.g. nested inside an Accordion, Tabs, or Popup widget, where a Shortcode widget is the only way in.

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