Yes. SleekView reads the standard Feedback Board request post type, vote meta, and status and category taxonomies, so it works on any site running the plugin. The typical setup takes about five minutes once SleekView is installed and the Feedback Board data source is selected.

Yes. The upvote column maps to the same vote meta the original widget reads, so existing vote totals appear on the SleekView board immediately on first render. Members who voted in the original widget keep their vote on record, and switching to the new layout never resets any engagement history.

Yes. The data source picker accepts a multi-category filter, so a single SleekView block can render requests from every category at once. Category pills make the source category obvious, and a single public roadmap can replace the previous per-category approach without losing any data.

Yes, when the status pill maps to the Feedback Board status taxonomy. Both surfaces read the same taxonomy term, so a Planned to In progress transition on the SleekView board is immediately visible in the original widget without any separate sync job to run.

Yes. The data source picker accepts a single category ID filter, so each Feedback Board category can have its own SleekView block on its own page. Cross-category aggregation and per-category layouts can coexist on the same site without conflicting because each block carries its own configuration.

Yes. SleekView respects the same voting permissions Feedback Board enforces, so if login is required the board requires login as well. Sites that allow guest voting can keep that behavior on the SleekView board through the same identification mechanism the original widget uses.

No. SleekView paginates the underlying query, caches the sorted set, and uses indexed meta and taxonomy joins. A board with thousands of requests across many categories renders at the same speed as a smaller board because the database does the sort once per cache window.

The vote meta remains in the database after Feedback Board is deactivated, so SleekView can still read the existing totals from the underlying postmeta rows. New votes captured by SleekView continue to write to the same meta key, and reactivating Feedback Board later restores the original widget without any data loss.