Feedspace has two badge widgets that show your star rating and review count: the Review Badge and the Floating Badge. Both pull their numbers from import platforms you have Auto-Sync switched on for, and both let you pick more than one platform. What separates them is where they sit on the page.
Picking the wrong one usually shows up as a badge nobody notices, or one that hovers over your content on a phone. This covers what each is built for so you choose once and move on.
The Review Badge sits inside your page content, in the spot where you paste its embed code. Feedspace describes it as a way to show trust badges from multiple review sources, and that is the shape of it: you tick several platforms on the Review Source tab and the badge renders one card for each one, in a row. Each card adds its own platform name automatically, so the label you type is shared across all of them.
It scrolls with the rest of the page like any other element. That suits a pricing section, a spot beside a product description, or anywhere you are already making your case and want the proof next to it.
The Floating Badge pins itself to the browser window instead of sitting in the page flow, so it stays on screen while a visitor scrolls. Feedspace lists it as the best fit for a landing page review section. Because it pins to the window rather than a content section, its embed code belongs in your site footer so it loads on every page you want it on.
It has two controls the Review Badge does not: Hide on Mobile, which keeps it off phone-sized screens, and a separate Rating Background colour under Badge Custom Colors.
Everything else is shared. Both offer Badge Position on Page set to Left, Center, or Right, a Badge Size of Small, Default, or Large, and the same content and colour settings on the Design tab.
Once you have picked one, build it from the template strip on the Widgets page. See how to create a Review Badge widget or how to add a Floating Badge widget.
Yes. They are separate widgets with their own embed codes, so a Review Badge in your content and a Floating Badge pinned to the window can run together.
Yes. On the Review Source tab you can tick every platform that has Auto-Sync switched on. The Review Badge turns each one into its own card, and you need at least one selected before the editor lets you continue.
Only platforms with Auto-Sync switched on appear there. Click Setup Auto-Sync on the Review Source tab, turn it on for the platform you want, then come back and it shows up.
The Review Badge, in most cases. You can place it right next to the price or the product description, which is where someone is deciding. The Floating Badge earns its place on long pages where the reviews sit far below the fold.
Overview The Review Badge shows a row of trust cards, one for each review platform you sync with Feedspace. Every card carries that platform’s logo, star rating, and review count, so a visitor sees your standing across several places at once instead of one number from one site. Buyers who...
Overview The Floating Badge is a widget type in Feedspace that shows a compact rating badge on your site instead of a list of individual review cards. It is an aggregate widget: rather than picking reviews one by one, you point it at a single review source, and the badge...
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