Email Templates by CreativeMinds (the CM Email Templates plugin) lets administrators design reusable HTML email layouts inside WordPress, organise them with a custom taxonomy and assign templates to WordPress events (new user, password reset) and to integrated plugins. Templates live as a custom post type with status, last modified and assignment meta; categories live as taxonomy terms.

The plugin admin lists templates one row at a time with assign and edit links. It does not aggregate. There is no surface for how many templates each category holds, which templates are unassigned, when the active set was last edited, or which WordPress event still routes through the default layout instead of a designed one. That gap is felt on every install that has accumulated more than ten templates.

SleekView Charts reads the CM Email Templates rows directly. A Number card anchors total active templates. A Pie splits templates by category taxonomy. A Bar ranks categories by template count. An Area trends template edits over time, surfacing the design pushes and the long quiet stretches.

Email Templates by CreativeMinds tends to land on installs that take their transactional email seriously enough to invest in a library. The plugin handles the design and the routing, and that's where its surface stops. After the first few campaigns ship, the library accumulates: more categories, more single-use templates, more orphaned assignments.

The plugin admin keeps showing one row at a time, which means the question "where does the library stand?" has no quick answer. Charting active count, category mix and edit cadence turns the library from a long list of posts into a one-page picture of what the brand actually ships. Same CM Email Templates data the runtime route already reads, organised so brand, dev and compliance can all read the same screen.