About this block

Content Flags Table is the moderation overview, 8 flagged items sorted by flag count with the most urgent at the top. Each row carries the item ID in monospace, a type badge (Comment, Post, Reply, Profile), a truncated snippet of the content, the flag reason (Harassment, Credible threat, Hate speech, Spam, Misinformation), a right-aligned flag count in tabular-nums, a status badge (Pending, Under review, Resolved, Dismissed), a relative age, and a Review button. Resolved and dismissed rows dim to 60 opacity so the open queue reads first without hiding context. The header shows 5 open alongside an Assign to me button.

Flags are one typed array; the pending count derives from a filter. The row opacity trick costs nothing and removes the need for a separate resolved tab in simple queues.

When to use

Reach for this block on the moderation or trust and safety admin page, wired to your flags endpoint and review action. Disable the Review button server-side for resolved and dismissed items so keyboard users get the same protection as mouse users.

A natural flow around it on an Application Pro page:

Before

• Audit search panel
• App shell

After

• Dialogs
• Activity feed

What you can display

One strong use is the trust and safety moderation queue. Other flags table configurations:

• Spam-only queue. Reason filter pre-set to Spam, auto-dismiss threshold shown in the header.
• High-severity first. Credible threat and Harassment surfaced above Spam by a sort override.
• Per-user flag history. Scoped to one account ID showing all their flagged content across time.

Tip: show the snippet even when it is uncomfortable; the moderator needs to read it before they can act, and truncating it to vague output slows the review.