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SleekView for WP Review: ratings & reviews as customizable tables

Read WP Review's review meta from the post being reviewed. Pivot criteria scores, average rating, and user vote counts into proper columns. Spot inconsistent ratings across your review corpus.

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SleekView table view for WP Review

Review ratings as a real corpus, not per-post fields

WP Review (MyThemeShop) attaches the review box to a post and stores the criteria scores, average rating, and user vote tallies in postmeta on that post. SleekView reads across every reviewed post and pivots the criteria into columns so you can spot inconsistent scoring or stale reviews.

Sample columns

A typical WP Review corpus view

SleekView reads postmeta keys for each reviewed post and pivots criteria scores into columns.
Source: wp_postmeta (review meta on parent post)
Post Type Score User Avg Votes Updated
Best 4K Monitors 2026 Star 8.4 7.9 184 Apr 24
Mechanical Keyboards Point 9.1 8.6 412 Apr 22
Standing Desks Star 7.2 6.8 92 Feb 18
Old Webcam Roundup Percent 6.0 5.4 12 2023-08-04

Comparison

Default WP Review admin vs SleekView

Default WP Review admin

  • Review data is per-post — no corpus view to spot inconsistencies
  • Criteria scores live in postmeta but aren't surfaced in any list
  • Average user-rating drift over time isn't easy to track
  • Stale reviews (no updates in months) blend into the post list
  • Comparing two reviews requires opening both posts side by side

SleekView

  • Read review postmeta across every reviewed post
  • Pivot criteria scores into columns for easy comparison
  • Spot stale reviews with the last-updated column sorted
  • Surface user-rating averages alongside editor scores
  • Filter by review type (star, point, percent) and category

Features

What SleekView gives you for WP Review

Corpus-wide rating overview

See every reviewed post in one table with editor score, user average, and vote count side by side. Spot scoring drift between reviewers and visitors.

Inline-edit criteria scores

Update individual criteria scores or the overall rating directly in the row. Useful for refresh passes after retesting products.

Find stale reviews fast

Sort by last-updated and filter by category to find reviews that haven't been refreshed in 12+ months — the SEO-critical refresh queue.

Audience

Who uses SleekView for WP Review

Editorial teams

Refresh queue: stale reviews sorted by last-updated, filtered by category, with criteria scores visible to identify what to retest.

SEO leads

Reviews with declining user ratings — spot products that aged poorly and either retest or de-emphasize.

Reviewers

Cross-check criteria-score patterns across your own reviews to catch unconscious scoring drift.

Questions

Common questions about SleekView for WP Review

On the post being reviewed, in postmeta. Common keys include wp_review_total, wp_review_type, wp_review_user_total, and per-criterion meta keys. SleekView reads them all.

 

The plugin was closed on WordPress.org in May 2025 due to a security issue. Existing installs continue to work and the data is still in your database. SleekView reads it without depending on the plugin's admin UI.

 

Yes. WP Review stores both — the editor score in wp_review_total and the user average in wp_review_user_total. Add both as columns to spot drift.

 

Yes. Inline edits go through update_post_meta(), so any caching the plugin does is invalidated normally.

 

Yes. Review type is a meta key on each reviewed post. SleekView treats it as a filterable column.

 

SleekView is a great migration aid — see all your reviews in one table, export as CSV, and use that to seed whichever review plugin you move to. Postmeta-based reviews are easy to map.

 

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