Configure a display for each page

Testimonial Slider Pro lets WordPress sites present customer feedback in responsive grids, sliders, masonry layouts, and filterable displays. Create multiple displays with the shortcode generator and configure each one separately, so pages can display testimonials relevant to a particular product, service, or department.

The plugin works with Gutenberg, Elementor, and the classic editor. Elementor users can create grids, sliders, and isotope layouts with dedicated widgets. Gutenberg support lets users add testimonial content through blocks.

Organize reviews for visitors

The Pro edition includes more than 20 layouts, including 9 extra grid layouts, 11 slider designs, and 6 isotope filter layouts. Masonry arranges testimonials in a Pinterest-style layout. Isotope filters let visitors view by category or tag, with animated transitions. Categories and tags can group feedback by product, service, or department.

Ajax pagination can load more testimonials when visitors scroll or click, without refreshing the page. Choose a grid or slider for a standard review section, or use filters when visitors need to browse a larger collection.

Set entry details and styling

A testimonial can include the customer's name, review, profile picture, designation, company, location, and a visual rating from one to five stars. Entries can also include video testimonials and links to customer social profiles. Video reviews can be embedded in displays, and popup modals can show the complete testimonial information.

Choose square or rounded profile images, then adjust colors, backgrounds, borders, typography, margins, padding, gutters, and overlay effects. Drag-and-drop ordering lets you arrange entries and place selected testimonials first. These display controls do not require CSS.

Publish the display

Install the paid Pro edition, add testimonial entries and their available details, then place a display using the shortcode generator, an Elementor widget, or Gutenberg utilities. Select the layout, configure any categories or tags, and set styling and pagination for that display.

Responsive layouts are intended for desktop, tablet, and mobile screens. Customers can submit testimonials through a frontend form. Documentation, setup guides, support tickets, a Facebook community, and YouTube tutorials are available as help resources.