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SleekView for Reviewer Plugin: comparison reviews as tables

Reviewer Plugin (CodeCanyon classic) stores reviews and templates in its own custom tables. SleekView reads those tables directly and pivots criteria, scores, and template assignments into one filterable view.

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SleekView table view for Reviewer Plugin

Reviews and templates in one corpus view

Reviewer Plugin keeps reviews, templates, and criteria in its own custom tables, separate from the WordPress posts that embed them. SleekView reads those tables directly and lets you sort, filter, and inline-edit reviews across the whole corpus — no clicking into each shortcode.

Sample columns

A typical Reviewer Plugin reviews view

SleekView reads the plugin's review and template tables and joins them so the template name and criteria scores show inline.
Source: Reviewer Plugin custom tables (reviews, templates, criteria)
Review Template Score Type Embedded On Updated
ProDesk X1 Comparison 8.6 Star Best Standing Desks Apr 23
FlexDesk Pro Comparison 9.0 Point Best Standing Desks Apr 23
ErgoLift 2 Single 7.4 Percent ErgoLift 2 Review Mar 12
Old DeskMax Single 5.8 Star DeskMax Review 2024-09-08

Comparison

Default Reviewer admin vs SleekView

Default Reviewer admin

  • Reviews and templates are separate admin screens — no joined view
  • Criteria scores live in custom tables but the list shows only top-level data
  • Bulk score adjustments require editing each review individually
  • Spotting reviews used in multiple comparison tables takes manual cross-checking
  • Outdated reviews don't surface naturally in the default list

SleekView

  • Read Reviewer's custom tables joined with templates
  • Inline-edit scores and criteria across the corpus
  • Filter by template type, score range, and last-updated date
  • Surface where each review is embedded as a column
  • Find reviews used in multiple comparisons for refresh prioritization

Features

What SleekView gives you for Reviewer Plugin

Reads the plugin's custom tables

Reviewer doesn't use postmeta — it has its own tables. SleekView's agent UI auto-discovers the schema and surfaces every column as a candidate for the view.

Inline-edit scores

Update overall scores or per-criterion values directly in the row. Useful for refresh passes after retesting a product.

Joined template view

Each review references a template. SleekView joins them so you see the template name, type, and embed location alongside the review.

Audience

Who uses SleekView for Reviewer Plugin

Editorial teams

Refresh queue: stale reviews sorted by last-updated, scores visible, template type filtered to comparison-only.

SEO and content ops

Comparison-table reviews ranked by score and traffic, with embed location visible to focus refresh effort.

Reviewers

Self-audit your scoring patterns — group your reviews by criteria score range and look for outliers.

Questions

Common questions about SleekView for Reviewer Plugin

Custom tables. Reviews, templates, criteria, and votes each have dedicated tables in the WordPress database. SleekView reads them directly with full schema discovery.

 

Yes. Reviewer's reviews reference a template ID. SleekView joins them so the template name and type appear alongside the review row.

 

SleekView writes to the same tables and triggers any database-level hooks. If Reviewer caches review HTML in transients, you may need to flush after bulk edits — the agent UI offers an opt-in flush button.

 

Yes. Reviewer keeps a reference to the post containing the shortcode. SleekView joins that to wp_posts so the post title appears as a column.

 

Yes. Comparison templates contain multiple reviews. SleekView groups them by template ID so you can see all reviews in a comparison together.

 

There are several plugins with "Reviewer" in the name. SleekView's agent UI auto-discovers any custom tables, so as long as your plugin uses MySQL tables (the common case), it will work — the schema is read live.

 

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