Comment Block
One block, two jobs: a plain threaded discussion for a blog post or any regular page, or a star-rated product review section — switchable per instance, not hardcoded to one surface. Insert it wherever a comment or review section makes sense; each placement decides its own mode.
Comment mode vs. review mode
| What it requires | What it looks like | |
|---|---|---|
| Comment | Sign-in only. Anyone with an account can post and reply. | A plain threaded discussion — no star rating, no purchase check. |
| Review | Sign-in to comment; a real, verified purchase of the product on that page to leave a star rating. | The same thread, plus a 1–5 star picker and a green "Verified purchase" badge on qualifying comments. |
Adding the block
/ on any empty paragraph, type comment, press Enter.+ on any block → Web Building group → Comment Block.The editor renders the same live, real thread the public page shows — not a placeholder settings card. A small toggle button in the top-right of the block (labeled Reviews or Comments, showing what you’d switch to) flips between the two modes at any time.
What visitors see
Exactly what I needed, arrived fast and works great.
Does this ship internationally?
Star ratings are always re-verified on the server when submitted — the client never gets to claim a purchase happened. Rating and comment share one thread; there’s no separate “reviews tab” away from the discussion.
Thread behavior
What "product" means for review mode
A verified purchase is checked against orders for the product the page belongs to — this is a separate, public-read/sign-in-write system from the gated-content community discussion on paid pages (see Sell access to a page), which uses buyer-entitlement checks instead of order history. Don’t expect the two to share a thread or a member list — they’re intentionally separate.