Comments
Comments — pinned feedback
In the builder (you, the developer)
- Open any page in Bricks Builder (URL contains
?bricks=run). - The Reviso panel docks bottom-right.
- Click Comment → click any element on the page → a pin drops.
- Type your comment → Enter.
In review mode (your client)
The same overlay appears on the public front-end when the page is accessed via a review token. Clients don’t see anything Reviso-related on normal page loads — only via review URLs.
Status workflow
Every comment has one of three statuses:
| Status | When |
|---|---|
| Open | Default — needs attention |
| In progress | You’re actively working on it |
| Resolved | Done, kept for the audit trail |
Filter the sidebar by status using the chips at the top.
Threads
Click any pin → opens the inline thread. Reply, mark resolved, assign to a teammate, or jump to the element it’s attached to. Threads keep the conversation visible without cluttering the main feed.
Element anchoring
Pins survive page edits via three fallback strategies:
- DOM ID — the Bricks
brxe-*ID (most stable). - Content hash — the element’s text or src URL.
- Position — relative coordinates within the parent.
If you delete an element, its pin shows “Element removed” but stays in the sidebar so the comment isn’t lost.
Assignees (Pro)
Click a comment’s Assign menu → pick a WP user. They get a notification email (if enabled) and you can filter the sidebar by assignee.
Rounds (Pro)
Open the Round dropdown to bump all currently-open comments into the next round. Useful for “round 2 of feedback” workflows.
Viewports
Switch desktop / tablet / mobile from the sidebar — comments are filtered to the viewport they were left on.
Status changes
Click the status chip on any comment → switch between Open / In progress / Resolved. Bulk-resolve a thread by clicking the status on the parent comment.
Deletion
Hover any comment → Delete. Confirm twice (a Bricks-style mini-confirm — prevents accidental clicks). Deleted comments and their replies are gone for good.