SleekView Feedback for IdeaPush Pro
SleekView Feedback reads IdeaPush ideas, vote counts, and category taxonomies and renders them as a clean native board, so a stale-looking IdeaPush front-end no longer pulls the marketing site down and the team finally has a feedback page that matches the rest of the brand.
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Why IdeaPush sites need a fresher front-end
IdeaPush Pro stores ideas as a custom post type backed by wp_posts, with vote counts in _ideapush_votes meta and the idea board in _ideapush_board meta. The default shortcode renders an older-looking layout that has not had a serious design refresh in years, which makes the rest of the marketing site look dated whenever the roadmap page is linked from a sales conversation or a customer dashboard.
SleekView Feedback reuses those exact fields without forking IdeaPush. Point the upvote column at _ideapush_votes, the status column at a WordPress topic tag the team already uses, and the category column at _ideapush_board. The result is a modern board layout with status and board pills on every card, sorted by the same vote counts IdeaPush already maintains in the database.
Clicking Upvote on a card writes back to _ideapush_votes using the IdeaPush vote handler, so the same engagement still feeds the IdeaPush admin dashboard, any IdeaPush reporting widget, and the internal sort the plugin uses for its own board listings. Status pill changes update the topic tag, so moderators can keep triaging from one board surface.
Workflow
From IdeaPush ideas to a feedback board
Connect to the IdeaPush data
Pick the upvote column
Map status and category
Embed the board on a public WordPress page
Sample board
Sample IdeaPush feedback board
Comparison
IdeaPush default render versus SleekView Feedback
Default IdeaPush layout
- Default front-end design has not seen a major refresh in years and looks dated next to a modern theme.
- Status surfacing relies on a custom field that admins maintain per idea with no consistent pill rendering.
- Cross-board discovery is handled through a basic dropdown that does not persist in the URL on reload.
- Vote count column is fixed to total votes and cannot be swapped for a weighted score without custom code.
- No clean roadmap layout, so the marketing site cannot show the board inline without looking off-brand.
SleekView Feedback
- Renders IdeaPush boards with a modern card layout using your existing theme and chrome consistently.
- Status pills update a WordPress topic tag so moderation can stay WordPress-side without forking IdeaPush.
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Reads the
_ideapush_votesmeta directly, no parallel vote table or shim required at the data layer. -
Category pills reuse the IdeaPush board name through
_ideapush_board, no second taxonomy to keep current. - Upvotes call the IdeaPush vote handler so totals stay in sync with the IdeaPush admin dashboard.
Features
What SleekView Feedback gives you for IdeaPush Pro
IdeaPush votes as the sort
SleekView Feedback uses the exact same vote totals IdeaPush already calculates, so an idea with two hundred votes inside the IdeaPush admin shows two hundred votes on the SleekView board. The order matches what the team already sees in the dashboard, and no team member has to learn a second vote count system.
Board-aware pills
The category column maps to the IdeaPush board name through the _ideapush_board meta, so an idea inside the Mobile App board lands under a Mobile App pill on the SleekView board. New IdeaPush boards appear as new pills automatically the next time the board renders without manual taxonomy maintenance.
Public status roadmap
Status pills like Planned, In progress, and Shipped come from a WordPress topic tag of your choice. Editing the tag updates the pill on the board, so the public roadmap stays maintained in WordPress while IdeaPush keeps owning vote handling and the dashboard reporting elsewhere on the site.
Audience
Where IdeaPush sites use the SleekView board
Refreshed roadmap page
Replace the dated IdeaPush front-end on the marketing site with a SleekView board that uses the same data but the modern theme chrome. Customers see a roadmap that matches the rest of the brand, and the engineering team keeps IdeaPush as the workflow tool behind the scenes without rebuilding their process.
Customer dashboard board
Logged-in customers see a personalized SleekView board on their account dashboard, filtered by the IdeaPush boards their plan unlocks. Votes write back through the IdeaPush handler, so the same engagement counts in the IdeaPush admin without duplicate vote counts across surfaces.
Internal moderator triage
Set the board to admin-only and filter by IdeaPush board to triage incoming ideas by team. Moderators see the same prioritized list they would see inside IdeaPush itself, but rendered with the WordPress role and capability system already in place across the rest of the admin area.
The bigger picture
Why a fresh render beats the IdeaPush default layout
IdeaPush Pro has been quietly powering WordPress idea boards for years and the data layer is excellent, but the front-end has not had a serious design refresh in a long time. A roadmap page that looks dated next to a modern theme makes the whole site feel half-maintained, which is exactly the impression a feedback page should never give. Teams end up hiding the IdeaPush board behind a docs page, embedding it in an iframe, or building a separate roadmap tool entirely, all of which throw away the vote data IdeaPush has been collecting all along.
SleekView Feedback reuses every IdeaPush field, sorts by the same vote counts, writes votes back through the same handler, and respects the existing IdeaPush admin workflow, but renders the public board with a modern card layout that fits the rest of the WordPress theme. The team keeps the IdeaPush they already trust, customers see a roadmap that finally matches the brand, and the engineering effort to rebuild a separate roadmap tool stays out of the backlog because IdeaPush plus SleekView covers both surfaces without overlap.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView Feedback for IdeaPush Pro
Yes. SleekView reads the IdeaPush post type and meta directly, so the only requirement is a working IdeaPush installation. Whether the site runs the standard Pro license, the bundle license, or the lifetime tier does not change how IdeaPush stores ideas and votes, so SleekView behaves identically across license configurations.
They do. SleekView calls the IdeaPush vote handler whenever a logged-in member upvotes a card, which updates the same _ideapush_votes meta the IdeaPush admin reads from. Vote totals match across the SleekView front-end, the IdeaPush admin dashboard, and any IdeaPush reporting widget already on the site without sync lag.
Yes. The data source picker accepts filters on the _ideapush_board meta and the WordPress topic tag mapped to status, so a Mobile App board, a Bug Reports board, or ideas carrying a specific status can each get a dedicated SleekView board on a separate WordPress page without writing custom queries.
Status pills write to the WordPress topic tag mapped to the status column. IdeaPush does not natively read that tag, so the board uses it as the public roadmap signal while IdeaPush continues to handle votes and admin workflow. Sites that want to sync status into a custom IdeaPush field can add a one-line filter to do so.
Trashed, pending, and draft ideas drop off the board automatically because SleekView queries only published ideas by default. If you want a moderator view that includes pending submissions, the post_status filter accepts an array, so admins can see Pending or Draft rows without exposing them to public visitors.
No. SleekView paginates the underlying WP_Query, caches the sorted set, and only loads the rows needed for the current page. A board with twenty thousand IdeaPush ideas serves in roughly the same time as a board with five hundred because the vote sort runs once and the cache covers every subsequent visit.
Anonymous voting is supported if IdeaPush has it enabled at the plugin level. SleekView uses the same fallback IdeaPush uses for guest visitors, which writes a session-keyed vote that converts to a user-keyed vote on login. Sites that require login for voting keep that restriction on the SleekView board too.
The SleekView config travels with the source mapping. Repoint the data source picker at the new schema (Feature Upvote, Canny, or any roadmap tables you can query) and the board renders again. IdeaPush data stays in the WordPress database until you remove it, so a rollback during a migration window is always possible.
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