@thor_a Thanks for pointing this out. I’ll check this and release a fix if it’s a bug in the next version.
There is a work-around – use the icon parameter with either a relative or full URL.
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This reply was modified 5 years, 11 months ago by
Noah Hearle.
@thor_a The icon (and logo) image selections simply uses the image ID as a reference to get the image’s URL from the database.
Did you once use the HTTP version for your website’s URL? If so, then all references will need changing to the HTTPS version using a search/replace plugin or similar.
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Thank you for your help! It was a very old logo and was not referenced as https in the database. Easy resolve is to upload the same image again!
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This reply was modified 5 years, 11 months ago by
thor_a.
@thor_a Firstly, did you website use a non-HTTPS URL at some point? If so, please ensure the search/replace on all URLs is processed.
The parameter is in the shortcode, something like this:
[reviews_rating icon="/wp-content/uploads/logo.svg"]
Let me know how this goes?
@thor_a I’ve read something online that I am going to implement in the next version to handle the image URLs better – more stable if the site’s URL changes.
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Oh, I see, I forgot that the shortcode has the ability to include options. I was just using [reviews_rating].
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This reply was modified 5 years, 11 months ago by thor_a.
@thor_a I have updated the handling of the images set in the Setup tab with the latest version: 3.4.
