Rating Card Widget Reviews Block for React

Edit TALLY (how many ratings gave each star rating) and SNIPPETS (the two lines the Wide card quotes) at the top of the file. The total, the average to one decimal, the stars drawn to the nearest half, the ring's fill and each row's percentage by the largest remainder method are worked out from the tally.

No. snippetOf writes a typed placeholder, <div data-quillline="standard"></div>, with the size you chose; nothing here loads a script or sends a request. Replace it with the real embed code of your widget service. The Copy button writes it to the clipboard and says "Copied" or, if the browser refuses (a page not served over HTTPS), "Copy failed", and a polite line says the same.

The card is the feature: each size is a different shape of the same card, centred in its stage. What stays put is the page: an unseen Standard and Wide card sit in the stage's cell, so its height is always the tallest one's. Block-review's shift check reports the card's own movement on a click; that is expected.

The ring only draws the average as a share of five, and the figure inside it repeats what the stars and the text beside it already say ("4.3 out of 5 from 41 ratings"). It is aria-hidden, and its stroke takes text-foreground so the section stays free of the primary colour.

Yes. The bars fill from the start and the star sits at the start of each row; figures are isolated in bdi. The snippet field is always left to right, because it is code.

The toggle stays on one row (it scrolls sideways if a translation is wider), the snippet field sits under it with a Copy button that shows only its icon, and the Wide card stacks its parts. Nothing scrolls the page sideways at 320 pixels.