Trust Signals Reviews Block for React

Replace LOG and REMOVED at the top of the file. LOG is a string of published reviews, each a star rating followed by "v" (an order is on file) or "g" (a guest). REMOVED lists the reviews that came down, each with its rating, its buyer kind and the reason in a few words. Every tally, badge and rule text is built from those two, so the figures cannot drift from the log. Rewrite the five rule sentences to match your own policy.

That the log entry has an order on file. In this demo that is a letter in the typed data, nothing more; the block does not look anything up. On your site, derive the letter from your order system, and keep the rule's wording to what that system checks.

A single score would be invented: nothing here is computed from a model of trust. The block shows only what can be counted from the log, and says what each count measures, so a reader can judge for themselves.

Press a rule, or focus it and press Enter or Space, to open it; the first starts open and the others can stay closed. Arrow keys move between the rules on Ark and Radix. Where the answers are kept while closed differs by library, so a search of the page finds closed answers on some targets and not on others.

The tallies sit on top and the rules under a rule line, the badge wrapping beneath each rule's sentence. The figures stay on one line each at 320 pixels.

Yes. The split mirrors, the rules read from the start and every phrase with a count is isolated so digits keep their order.