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You are right i had an old function.php code messing the query. Works!

I meant when i use wordpress search, it returns results from all post types. I was wondering if the plugin could be adapted to display a dropdown menu to limit the search result to a specific post type.

Hello for my specific single post template it works. The data gets pulled correctly.
Is the $item defined correctly? I don’t know what to use on entity i left it ‘posts’ and for name i used the cpt slug and for id the post id. it seems alright but want to be sure specially about ‘entity’.
Thanks!

$item = gdrts_get_rating_item(array('entity' => 'posts', 'name' => 'cpt_slug', 'id' => $post_id));
 
			// stars rating
			$rating = $item->meta['stars-rating_rating'];
			$votes = $item->meta['stars-rating_votes'];
			?>
			<span itemprop="aggregateRating" itemtype="http://schema.org/AggregateRating" itemscope>
			<meta content="<?php echo $rating ?>" itemprop="ratingValue">
			<meta content="5" itemprop="bestRating">
			<meta content="<?php echo $votes ?>" itemprop="ratingCount">
			</span>

Sent! Let me know how it goes i’m exited to see those ratings back on GD Rating System.

I got that you don’t want me to post here.

But can you tell me at what point the plugin shifted from a tool to resize/compress images to something else?

Because once an image is compressed, that’s it your job is done! Except it’s not? it does unsolicited things, like 7 requests on front end on every page refresh nobody asked for. The images are already compressed…this bloat shouldn’t be there at all.

Can i have the old plugin that optimized images on upload and bulk and just did nothing else?