The ReviewPine WordPress plugin
Connect your account in WordPress, copy a widget's shortcode and paste it anywhere. What the plugin can and can't do, and how to disconnect.
The ReviewPine plugin lists your widgets inside WordPress and gives each one a shortcode you can paste anywhere.
Set it up#
- In WordPress, go to Plugins → Add New, search for ReviewPine, then Install and Activate.
- Open ReviewPine in the admin menu.
- New to ReviewPine? Click Create a free account. It opens our website in a new tab: sign up, add your business and create a widget.
- Back in WordPress, click Connect ReviewPine, then Allow and connect.
- Next to the widget you want, click Copy.
- Paste the shortcode into a Shortcode block, your page builder's shortcode element, or a text widget. Update the page.
Making changes#
Design your widgets on ReviewPine. Saved changes appear on your website by themselves. If you create a new widget, click Refresh on the plugin page to see it.
What the connection can do#
Connecting only lets your website see your widget names and shortcodes. It can't change your widgets, businesses, reviews or billing.
Disconnect#
Click Disconnect on the plugin page, or in ReviewPine open Your account → Connected sites and click Remove. Shortcodes already on your pages keep working.
Statuses#
- Live: the widget is showing reviews.
- Default: the widget that stays live on the Free plan.
- Offline: your plan or trial ended. Choose a plan to bring it back.
Prefer not to use a plugin? Paste the embed code instead: see Add a review widget to WordPress.
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