beginners building websites, Naiba recommends using the WordPress program. Although WordPress may seem bloated, its customizability is extremely high, and it has a rich selection of plugins, allowing you to achieve desired functions without needing to know much code. This article introduces how to
add a rating system to a WordPress website。
Effect Demo
For the most direct effect demonstration, you can refer to the image below or visit
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Implementation Method
As mentioned earlier, WordPress has strong extensibility and many plugins, so Naiba directly chose
WordPress Pluginto implement it. After trying and comparing many article rating plugins, Rate my Post – WP Post Rating was the one that remained. As of the publication of this article, Rate my Post has only over 3,000 active installations, with an overall rating of 4.7 stars. However, in actual use, Naiba feels it is the best. What exactly makes it good? Naiba will explain in detail in the usage method below.
Usage Method
1. Download the plugin from the end of this article, upload and install it, and activate the plugin. 2. Enter the plugin settings interface to configure it. The plugin is in English; Naiba used translation software to translate and capture some of the settings for you.
3. You can set in the settings interface to automatically display the rating interface on every article or page, or you can use the shortcode separately (change to this symbol 【→[ before using) 【ratemypost]. The reasons why Rate my Post is considered better than other similar article rating plugins mainly focus on the following two points. 1. The display effect is attractive, appearing at the bottom of the article, which is eye-catching and can guide users to rate your article, thereby analyzing whether your article is useful to users. 2. It includes a feedback component, which is the feature Naiba values the most. When someone gives a low rating to an article, you can set it so that the voter must fill in the reason for the low score; if not submitted, the rating is not recorded. This prevents malicious ratings and allows you to listen to user demands and suggestions for the article, helping us improve the content. 3. The analysis and statistics system is intuitive. You can view from the backend how many votes, scores, and feedback comments there are for all articles that have been rated. It can also track which IP voted. If user registration and login are enabled, it records which logged-in user voted. This should have a good effect on websites with open registration, such as education and training sites, where you can directly contact that user to understand why they gave a poor rating, thereby improving your article content.
Plugin Download
You can download the plugin using the link below or directly search for Rate my Post – WP Post Rating in the WordPress backend to install it. Rate my Post is the best WordPress article rating plugin Naiba currently knows. If you have a better one, feel free to leave a comment and share it.
Download Link 
3. You can set in the settings interface to automatically display the rating interface on every article or page, or you can use the shortcode separately (change to this symbol 【→[ before using) 【ratemypost]. The reasons why Rate my Post is considered better than other similar article rating plugins mainly focus on the following two points. 1. The display effect is attractive, appearing at the bottom of the article, which is eye-catching and can guide users to rate your article, thereby analyzing whether your article is useful to users. 2. It includes a feedback component, which is the feature Naiba values the most. When someone gives a low rating to an article, you can set it so that the voter must fill in the reason for the low score; if not submitted, the rating is not recorded. This prevents malicious ratings and allows you to listen to user demands and suggestions for the article, helping us improve the content. 3. The analysis and statistics system is intuitive. You can view from the backend how many votes, scores, and feedback comments there are for all articles that have been rated. It can also track which IP voted. If user registration and login are enabled, it records which logged-in user voted. This should have a good effect on websites with open registration, such as education and training sites, where you can directly contact that user to understand why they gave a poor rating, thereby improving your article content.
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