Image Hover Effects Ultimate (Oxi) stores each hover instance as a row in its own plugin tables, with a parent oxi-image-hover-effects record holding name, effect type, and shared settings, and child rows for the per-image content (image URL, title, description, link target). The shortcode [oxi_image_hover_effects id="..."] binds the instance to a page, and the plugin admin shows a flat list of instances with limited cross-filtering.

SleekView Charts reads those Oxi tables together with the WP shortcode references in wp_posts.post_content. A Number card counts total hover instances across the library. A Pie splits instances by effect type (Apollo, Goliath, Sadie, and the rest of the Ultimate effect catalog). A Bar ranks instances by attached image count. An Area card tracks instance creation cadence across months of campaigns.

Every card reads through the same Oxi tables the plugin maintains, so front-end rendering of hover transitions is unchanged. The dashboard sits next to SleekView's table view of instances, with shared filters so an audit moves from chart overview to row-level fixes in one click.

Image Hover Effects Ultimate ships dozens of named effects and an editor that turns each instance into a small image gallery with per-image links and titles. The library grows the same way every interactive content type grows: campaigns add new hover blocks, redesigns leave effects stranded, and nobody decommissions the result. The Oxi admin lists instances flat, so the cross-cutting questions about effect mix, image-count distribution, and placement go unasked.

SleekView Charts reads the parent hover-effects table, the per-image rows, and the WP shortcode references and turns them into a dashboard. The effect-type donut confirms which transitions the team actually uses. The image-count bar surfaces overlong grids and empty drafts together.

The creation cadence area chart shows campaign cycles plainly. The library KPI scopes the conversation. The plugin keeps owning composition and front-end rendering.

The dashboard handles the visibility question the admin was never meant to.