Rate

July 30, 2015

Rate Plugin

Most ratings plugins contain too much code: inline JavaScript, messy markup, weird CSS. Rate is simple, hardly intrusive, and completely overridable.

Most ratings plugins contain too much code: inline JavaScript, messy markup, weird CSS. Rate is simple, hardly intrusive, and completely overridable.

A Post/Page/Custom Post Type’s rating is the average of all comment ratings. A user can leave a rating when commenting, and change that rating inline after leaving a comment (if logged-in or Cookie’d).

Don’t be afraid to play around and extend the code: drop a rate.css file in your theme directory and mine won’t even load (by default, Rate stars are transparent with a white border, so you can use background-color to set your stars’ colors)!

<?php // in this version, you need to insert these functions into your theme for ratings to appear // you don't have to use the_rating(), the comment_rating() will work by itself, but the_rating() will not // for a Post, Page, or Custom Post Type (average of all comment ratings) the_rating(); // for a comment the_comment_rating(); ?> 

Read More: http://scottctaylor.wordpress.com/2010/11/30/new-plugin-rate/

Screenshots

  1. <p>The top rating is an average of all of the comment ratings</p>

    The top rating is an average of all of the comment ratings

  2. <p>You can add the_rating() anywhere that has comments attached to it using the Theme editor</p>

    You can add the_rating() anywhere that has comments attached to it using the Theme editor

  3. <p>You can add ratings to comments in the Twenty Ten or any other Theme by adding the_comment_rating() to the custom comment callback located in functions.php using the Theme Editor</p>

    You can add ratings to comments in the Twenty Ten or any other Theme by adding the_comment_rating() to the custom comment callback located in functions.php using the Theme Editor

  4. <p>You can edit the CSS for Rate right in the Plugin Editor. Choose "Rate" from the dropdown, then select rate/css/rate.css to edit the styles right in the Editor</p>

    You can edit the CSS for Rate right in the Plugin Editor. Choose "Rate" from the dropdown, then select rate/css/rate.css to edit the styles right in the Editor

Changelog

0.3

  • Added jQuery as a required script – Whoops!

0.2.1.1

  • Whoops, adds second argument to rate_calculate($id = 0, $is_comment = false) for internal purposes

0.2.1

  • the_rating() now excludes ratings from comments that are awaiting moderation. the_rating($id = 0) will not take an argument of ID. Use it to show a rating anywhere.

0.2

  • User can leave a rating while commenting now, can still edit rating inline after comment is posted

0.1.4

  • I broke the rate.css path, oops!

0.1.2

  • Got rid of Divide by Zero warning that PHP was throwing
  • Does not count ratings of Zero or non-ratings in the Average Rating displayed by the_rating()
  • Added screenshots to the Plugin page at WordPress.org

0.1

  • Initial release

Details

  • Version: 0.4
  • Active installations: 60
  • WordPress Version: 3.0
  • Tested up to: 3.0.5

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