Yes. SleekView reads the BuddyBoss Platform Pro tables, the standard BuddyBoss schema, and the shared reactions infrastructure that the BuddyBoss App uses. All three layers contribute to the same engagement counts and SleekView surfaces them in a single board without any custom integration.

Yes. The upvote column accepts a per-reaction-type filter or a weighted derived score, so a board can rank by Hearts only, by Lightbulbs weighted three times, or by any combination of Pro reaction types. Sites with distinct community vibes per reaction can tune the board accordingly.

Yes. SleekView queries activity through the standard BuddyBoss permission layer, which enforces public, private, hidden, and members-only group rules. A public board never shows private group content, and a member-only board respects the same role checks BuddyBoss applies inside the platform.

It writes to whichever table the upvote column is mapped to. Most Pro sites map to the Pro reactions table for consistency with the App and Pro analytics, while sites that mix standard favorites and Pro reactions can use a hybrid derived column that reads both signals into the board's sort logic.

Custom reaction types are stored in the same Pro reactions table with a type identifier, so SleekView reads them automatically. The board's sort column can include any Custom type by name, and Custom reactions appear in totals or per-type weighted scores without any reconfiguration.

Yes. The data source picker accepts a multi-source filter that combines forum topics and activity posts, with each row carrying its own type pill. Sites that want a single Trending board across forums and activity can publish it from a single SleekView block on one WordPress page.

No. SleekView paginates the underlying query, caches the sorted set, and uses indexed columns for reaction joins. A board on a heavily trafficked Pro community renders at the same speed as a smaller board because the database does the sort once and the cache absorbs the remaining requests.

The board falls back to the standard BuddyBoss favorites and activity tables that the free Platform provides. Pro reactions are no longer recorded, so existing Pro reaction counts remain on past posts while new posts use only the free favorites signal. Reactivating Pro restores the full reaction layer immediately.