WordPress comments usually hide inside each post. FleekDash 2.2.8 promotes them to a first-class grid at #/comments so community teams can process queues like any other operational workload.
What's New
Unified grid: every comment, regardless of parent post, lands in one searchable table with status tabs (All, Pending, Approved, Spam, Trash) and live counts so you know what needs attention.
Reply & edit modals: respond or adjust author/content/date/status without drilling into the front-end template or legacy comment screens.
Create from admin: drop an official site reply directly from FleekDash when you need a authored voice on a thread.
Moderation actions inline: Approve, Spam, or Trash from row actions; bulk/multi-select capabilities land when your build exposes them.
What's Improved
Throughput for publishers: moderation shifts from “open twenty posts” to “clear one queue”, especially during launches or viral threads.
Why it matters
Comment moderation in stock WordPress is a dated list with separate screens for reply, edit, and history. One grid with filters, status counts, and modals means moderators never leave the hub -- they triage, reply, and move on. For stores and communities where comments are a real workload, that's a measurable chunk of admin time back every week.
