Here is what I found that might help you. I did some test by myself and here is snippets for you to use. Add the following code to functions.php file: //Getter methods //this will return the base best score like 5 or 10. function get_best_rating(){ return max((int) get_option(‘kksr_stars’), 1); } //This will return the rating … Read more
there are varaiables in gd rating to sort query. you can use in URL like : http://www.gdstarrating.com/?gdsr_sort=rating&gdsr_order=desc http://www.gdstarrating.com/?gdsr_sort=review&gdsr_order=desc http://www.gdstarrating.com/category/tutorials/?gdsr_sort=votes&gdsr_order=asc or pass to a query 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”); you can find more info here : http://www.gdstarrating.com/2009/07/03/how-to-reorder-posts/
just to add to what Rarst answered, you can create Custom Post Type not to emulate Comments but as stub posts with no ui. then to every Author on your site add a custom user metadata that will hold a post id of your newly made post type (one per each author) and in your … Read more
Given a product ID you can get the average rating like this: $product = wc_get_product( $product_id ); $rating = $product->get_average_rating(); That’ll return the raw number (4.00, 3.50 etc.). To output the rating HTML for a given product you can use this code: $product = wc_get_product( $product_id ); $rating = $product->get_average_rating(); $count = $product->get_rating_count(); echo wc_get_rating_html( … Read more