The plugin supports this feature by default. Searching for “gd star ratings custom images” finds lots of information including this guide on the official site. Apparently the GD Stars User Guide contains full instructions on creating new image sets as well as some pre-built ones you can use.
I solved my problem. I needed to change the parameter “votes” to “thumbs”. I also found it worked better to show the results in a descending order. Here is the working URL: http://uhurusoftware.com/category/contest/?gdsr_sort=thumbs&gdsr_order=des
First 2 results on googling for “gd star rating sort posts by rating’ are: How to Sort Post by Gd Star Rating Mirror How to reorder posts Mirror Few examples: query_posts(“gdsr_sort=rating”); query_posts(“gdsr_sort=review&sort_order=asc”); query_posts(“gdsr_sort=rating&gdsr_multi=3”); query_posts(“gdsr_sort=votes&sort_order=asc&gdsr_multi=3”);
Got it! The key was a custom callback on wp_list_comments. Here’s the snippet of code I used within my comments: <?php if (defined(“STARRATING_INSTALLED”)) : ?> <div class=”rating” style=”float: right”> <?php wp_gdsr_comment_integrate_standard_result(get_comment_ID()); ?> </div> <?php endif; ?>
If you are talking about using GD star rating in a theme file like single.php or page.php you can use a shortcode like so: <div class=”rateit”><?php echo do_shortcode(‘[starrater tpl=10]’); ?></div> You can choose which shortcode to use in the panel of “create new post”… youll find it in the toolbar. . if you are talking … Read more
No need for this anymore. You can use the Template Builder in the settings of GD-Star Rating self. Scroll to the bottom right if you have clicked on “Builder” and add a new template. Choose your own settings and paste the function or shortcode in your, respectively, page via the backend or page via WordPress. … Read more
gdsr_ftvmin=1 is probably the query parameter you need
You should install the plugin and reference it inside of a function within your theme. Be sure to check to make sure the expected plugin/function actually exist. Then you can just use it’s functionality as you see fit!
Turns out the same functionality can be achieved with wp_gdsr_render_article() if you set it to read only
You need to add the global $wpdb reference and also add the second parameter required for prepare(): global $wpdb; $post_id = $post->ID; $reviewScore = $wpdb->query( $wpdb->prepare( “SELECT review FROM {$wpdb->prefix}gdsr_data_article WHERE post_id = %d”, $post_id ) );