The [rvx-reviews] shortcode displays a hand-picked set of reviews by ID — not “all reviews for this product,” but specific, individually chosen reviews. It’s the shortcode behind curated “Featured Reviews” sections: pull the three or four best testimonials from anywhere in your store and showcase them together, regardless of which product they were originally left on.
Basic usage
[rvx-reviews review_ids="482,491,507"]
Without a review_ids value the shortcode has nothing to display, so this attribute is required.
Parameters
| Parameter | Default | What it does |
|---|---|---|
review_ids |
required | Comma-separated list of review (comment) IDs to display, in the order given. |
title |
false |
Optional heading shown above the selected reviews. |
How to find a review’s ID
Open WooCommerce → Reviews (or Comments) in wp-admin, hover over the review you want to feature, and check the ID in the row-action link URL, or open the review in the ReviewX admin review list where the ID is shown in the table.
Example
[rvx-reviews title="What Our Customers Say" review_ids="482,491,507,512"]
Why pick reviews manually instead of showing all of them?
A homepage or landing page usually isn’t about one product — it’s about the store as a whole. [rvx-review-list] only shows reviews tied to one product/post, so there’s no way to mix reviews from different products into a single “why customers love us” section without this shortcode.
Related shortcodes
- [rvx-review-list] — full review list for one product/post
- [rvx-woo-reviews] — graph, filters, list, and form combined