Code Editor
Add custom styles and scripts to your review page. Fine-tune the look and behavior of your feedback form beyond the built-in appearance options.
The Code Editor lets you add custom styling rules and scripts to your review page. Use it when you want to tweak the look of your feedback form or add behavior that goes beyond the built-in Appearance options. Your custom styles and scripts apply when customers visit the page to leave reviews and ratings.
Where to Find the Code Editor
Click Review Pages in the sidebar, then select a review page. In the review page sidebar, click Code Editor. You'll see two sections: Styles and Scripts.
The Code Editor is an advanced feature. If the section appears locked or you see an upgrade message, your plan may not include custom styles and scripts. Check your plan or contact support.
Styles
The Styles section lets you add your own styling rules to change how the review page looks. You might use it to:
Adjust spacing, borders, or colors beyond the Appearance settings
Match fonts or colors to your website
Fine-tune the layout of the form or rating selector
Type or paste your styling rules into the editor. When you're done, click Save. Your changes apply to the review page as soon as customers load it.
Use the Preview button in the top bar to see how your review page looks with your custom styles before sending links to customers.
Scripts
The Scripts section lets you add custom scripts that run when the review page loads. You might use it to:
Track visits with analytics
Add custom behavior when customers interact with the form
Integrate with other tools on your site
Type or paste your scripts into the editor. Click Save when you're done. Scripts run when customers open the page to leave feedback.
Scripts run on your review page and can affect how it works. Test your changes with Preview before going live. Incorrect scripts may prevent customers from submitting reviews.
Saving Your Changes
Each section (Styles and Scripts) has its own Save button. Click Save in the section you edited to apply those changes.
If you have more than one review page, clicking Save opens a confirmation dialog. You can choose to:
Save to this page only – Apply your changes only to the review page you're editing.
Publish to all other review pages – Copy the same styles or scripts to all your other review pages. Useful when you want consistent customization across locations or use cases.
Styles and scripts are stored separately. If you update Styles and publish to other pages, only the styles are copied—scripts on those pages stay as they are, and vice versa.
Tips
Start with small changes and preview often. That way you can spot issues before customers see them.
If your review page looks broken after adding styles or scripts, try removing what you added and saving again. You can always revert to a blank editor.
Last updated