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SleekView Kanban for Social Pug Share Locations

SleekView Kanban reads Social Pug share locations data from the WordPress database, groups them into status lanes like active, disabled, locked, and archived, and lets your team drag items between lanes to update without leaving wp-admin.

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SleekView Kanban board for Social Pug

Why Social Pug share locations need a kanban

Social Pug adds share buttons and a content locker to WordPress posts that asks readers to share before unlocking premium content, with multiple display locations across the site. Each item persists as a row in wp_options under spu_settings with a status field that swings between active, disabled, locked, and archived depending on what the team has done with that item recently across the workflow.

The default Social Pug admin shows these items as a flat sortable list, which works for one item at a time but breaks down once a social team has dozens in flight across channels and accounts at once. SleekView Kanban reads the same rows and groups items by the status field, which is the natural pipeline column for a social workflow. Each card surfaces the item title, the assigned channel, the scheduled timestamp, and the growth lead who owns it.

Dragging a card from one lane to another writes the new status back to the same Social Pug row, so a piece that moves from draft to scheduled gets queued for publish by the plugin, and a piece that moves from scheduled back to draft is unqueued cleanly. Bulk drags can move a curated set of items in one transaction during a launch window, which is the cleanup a social lead wants instead of clicking through each item one by one.

Workflow

From Social Pug list to a social kanban

1

Point at Social Pug data

Install SleekView next to Social Pug. Pick the share locations table as the source. SleekView reads item title, assigned channel, scheduled timestamp, owner, status, and any custom field the plugin exposes.
2

Pick status as the lane

Set the group-by field to the status column. SleekView reads every value Social Pug uses for that field and renders each as a lane with a live count and a color you assign per status.
3

Choose card fields

Pick which item fields appear on each card. Most social teams pick item title, assigned channel, scheduled time, owner role, and a relative time stamp. Full payloads open in a side panel.
4

Enable status drops

Flip the drag-and-drop switch and SleekView writes the new status to the Social Pug row on drop. Capabilities decide who flips production scheduled items, so juniors flip drafts while seniors flip schedules.

Sample board

Sample Social Pug share locations board

A live SleekView Kanban grouping Social Pug share locations by status, with cards showing item title, assigned channel, scheduled time, and the team member who owns each item now.
Active
8
Sidebar share location on blog post pages
blog posts, active across
Inline share location on the blog index page
blog posts, active across
Popup share location on the home landing page
all pages, active across
Disabled
4
Old sidebar share location disabled for redesign
blog posts, disabled now
Old inline share location disabled after redesign
blog posts, disabled now
Old popup share location disabled by team here
all pages, disabled now
Locked
12
Content locker enabled on premium blog post
post id 184, locker on
Content locker enabled on guide download page
post id 187, locker on
Content locker enabled on tool free trial page
post id 192, locker on
Archived
3
Old launch popup share archived by team here
all pages, archived now
Old below-content share archived this year
blog posts, archived now
Old fly-in archived after data review last year
all pages, archived now

Comparison

Default Social Pug list vs SleekView

Default Social Pug

  • Flat sortable list of share locations ordered by time with no per-status grouping
  • No instant sense of how many items are scheduled versus failing across the channels
  • Bulk status changes mean opening each row and picking from a dropdown per item
  • No audit trail of who flipped which item from draft to scheduled to published
  • Mobile Social Pug view shows the same dense table that desktop social leads use

SleekView Kanban

  • Groups Social Pug share locations by the status field with live counts per lane
  • Drag from draft to scheduled to queue the item through the Social Pug workflow
  • Card fronts show item title, channel, scheduled time, owner, and a relative time
  • Failed and archived items sit in separate lanes so the active queue stays clean
  • Capability gates restrict status flips on production items to senior social roles

Features

What SleekView Kanban gives you for Social Pug

See pipeline at a glance

Social Pug ships a sortable list of share locations, but the default admin orders items by time with no per-status grouping. The kanban groups by status across channels, so a social lead sees pipeline shape at a glance.

Schedule items by drag

Dragging from draft to scheduled writes the new status to the Social Pug row and queues the item for publish through the plugin runner. Drops match the same publish flow the admin uses, so scheduled items behave identically.

Filter by channel or owner

A filter bar narrows lanes by assigned channel, owner role, scheduled date range, or item title. Saved filters are per-user, so a social lead watching one channel keeps a focused board while a teammate filters by another.

Audience

Three teams using the Social Pug kanban

Social media managers

Social managers run the Social Pug board as a daily standup view, watch the scheduled lane for the next 24 hours, and chase any failed item back into a fix before the channel times out.

Content marketing leads

Content leads filter the board to a campaign tag, confirm every planned share locations are scheduled across the right channels, and reassign owners by drag without leaving wp-admin.

Editorial calendar owners

Editorial calendar owners use the scheduled lane as a weekly preview of every Social Pug item shipping to social and rebalance lanes whenever a launch date shifts across the team.

The bigger picture

Why a kanban beats a list for social

Social is a pipeline problem. Social Pug stores every social item in a clean WordPress table, but the default admin presents items as a flat sortable list ordered by time with no per-status grouping. That works for one piece at a time but breaks down once a social team has dozens of items in flight across multiple channels and multiple campaigns at once.

A kanban board fixes that shape. Lanes give social media managers an instant count of items in active, disabled, locked, and archived, drag-and-drop turns a status change into a single gesture that updates the Social Pug row and queues the item through the publish workflow, and filters let each manager scope the board to the channels or campaigns they own. The same Social Pug data powers a different mental model that matches how social teams really run a publishing pipeline rather than the sorted list the default admin shows.

Questions

Common questions about SleekView Kanban for Social Pug

Both the free and the paid versions of Social Pug write share locations to the same WordPress table, and SleekView reads that table directly. The kanban renders the same way regardless of which version you run, and the paid version may add extra status values that show as additional lanes.

 

Yes. The drag handler writes the new status to the Social Pug row and asks the Social Pug runner to enqueue the item for publish on the scheduled timestamp. The publish flow is identical to what the default admin uses, so scheduled items behave exactly the same.

 

Yes. SleekView only flips the status flag, so the assigned channel, the owner, the title, and every custom field stay intact when a card moves from scheduled back to draft. Dragging the card forward later restores the publish queue with the original settings.

 

Yes. SleekView views are configuration only, so you can build one board filtered to one channel and another to a different campaign from the same Social Pug dataset. Each manager picks a default board, and admins pin shared boards into the sidebar for the team.

 

SleekView reads the status column on every page load, so a new value shows up automatically as its own lane at the end of the board. You can drag it into the right position in the pipeline, assign a color, and decide which fields the lane cards should surface.

 

Each item card opens a side panel showing the full channel-specific payload, the owner, the scheduled timestamp, and any custom field the plugin captured. Social managers can review the full context of an item without leaving the kanban for the Social Pug admin screen.

 

Yes. SleekView respects WordPress capabilities, so you can require a senior social capability before a card lands in the scheduled lane for production items. Juniors can flip drafts freely, but only seniors can queue items for publish to live social channels.

 

SleekView reads and writes the existing Social Pug table without adding shadow tables for social item data. View configuration sits in its own small options row, so uninstalling SleekView leaves every social item, status, and channel exactly where Social Pug wrote it.

 

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