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# Product ratings
Display options for Product Reviews app within Palo Alto
Palo Alto has built-in support for Shopify's Product Reviews app. Star ratings can be shown throughout the theme. Here are some examples:
**Product Detail page**
Star and average rating value next to product name:
Individual reviews and forms to add a new review can be shown with Palo Alto's accordions or separate below the product description:
**Collection page and Product Grid sections**
Stars can be shown above product name and price:
The option to enable this can be found in the Collection pages section under the Theme Settings Tab.
## How to setup
Palo Alto includes quick and easy settings in the Theme Editor to display ratings. The main requirement is that you have the Shopify Reviews app installed:
If you don't have the app installed, use this link to download it.
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### Theme Editor Settings
For the Product Detail page, you can easily add the rating value, star, and the number of ratings from the **Title and price** block under the Product pages section:
There are checkboxes for the following:
* **Show star rating** - Adds a star icon next to the rating number.
* **Show rating count** - Displays the number of reviews for the current product.
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