How do I go about hiding the customer reviews on the product page?
Check the theme settings. to do that in the shopify admin click on
Online Store > Themes > Customize
then in the middle on top click the drop down and select
Products > Default Product (or the template you are using)
Once selected look on the left side if you are using a ratings block.
just remove the block.
@IP1999 Unfortunately it did not work, it looks like the customer reviews is apart of the product page and not a hideable module. Is there a code snippet I can use to hide it on the backend? See below screenshot.
live site: https://www.walaxr.com/products/xr-reality-collection-mystical-unicorn-unisex-youth-hoodie
there is code snippet.
before changing the code, check the theme setting, that would be in
Online Store > Themes > Customize
don’t click on the top center, look on the left side for paint brush, and search around there. it may be there as well.
if not you will need to go into your code.
do you have a app installed that is doing these reviews?
motion theme has an app embed. check if that is what you are using.
Online Store > Themes > Customize > App Embed (left side)
then click the button to turn off “Reviews Popup”
Yes, looks like the team is using app embed core snippet product reviews. If I disable it, it hides it from the homepage as well which I don’t want. Only to hide it from the product page. If you may share the code on how to do this? Thank you @IP1999
do you know how to edit code?
If you can paste the code needed to hide the customer reviews only on the product page then I can paste the code into the theme.css in the assets folder. @IP1999 @GemPages please help, thank you
it seems like you have on your product page code to hid the section
did you add that? it would work, you just need to change the
.jdgm-rev-widg
to
#jdgm-rev-widg
@jaimie2 you are so close!!!
There is other CSS confliting with the selector you are using.
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take out the code you added
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find the code that starts
3) then add the follwoing
```markup
Note: you do not need to have a "Class=" inside the <style>
also, in this fix we are using the Div ID, so you need to use a # not a "."