Each slide of an Avatar Slider widget in Feedspace can show the reviewer’s star rating above their review. The Show Review Ratings toggle turns those stars on or off for every slide.
Five gold stars above a quote give an instant signal before anyone reads a word, so most people leave them on. Turning them off gives a calmer, words-only slider, which some brands prefer for a minimal look.
Steps to show or hide star ratings
Step 1: Pick your slider
Go to Widgets and press the Edit (pencil) icon on the Avatar Slider.
Step 2: Open Widget Content Customization
Click Design and scroll past Branding to Widget Content Customization.
Step 3: Switch Show Review Ratings on or off
Click Show Review Ratings, the first toggle in the section. On shows the stars; off hides them. The preview updates at once.
No, the toggle applies to every slide. To keep low ratings out of the slider, leave those reviews out on the Select Reviews tab, for example by filtering to 4, 5 Stars.
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