Envira Gallery models galleries as the envira custom post type with image data, captions, lightbox theme, and addon configuration in postmeta. Albums use the envira_album CPT and bundle galleries together. The default admin lists galleries with standard WP columns and locks the image data inside the gallery edit screen, so the shape-of-the-portfolio questions live in the postmeta rather than any admin surface.

SleekView Charts reads both Envira CPTs and turns them into a configurable dashboard. Number cards show total galleries and total images across the portfolio. Pie cards split galleries by lightbox theme. Bar cards rank galleries by image count. Area cards trace gallery growth over time so an agency can see the rhythm of client deliveries.

Every card reads through the postmeta Envira already writes, so the lightbox, the addons, and any cache layer continue to behave normally. The dashboard sits next to SleekView's gallery and image tables, sharing filters and data sources, and turns the audit-shaped questions into a glance-and-go layout.

Galleries are content with their own metadata model. Every gallery has a lightbox theme, a list of images each with their own caption and alt text, an optional album it belongs to, and a set of addon configurations from watermarking to proofing. The shape-of-the-portfolio questions, how the themes are distributed, which galleries are heaviest, what the delivery cadence looks like, live in the postmeta the default admin does not surface.

SleekView Charts reads the envira CPT and postmeta and turns those answers into a dashboard. Photographers see portfolio shape in seconds, editorial teams see publishing cadence, agencies see client delivery rhythm. The plugin keeps rendering the lightboxes and managing the addons; the team finally has the dashboard that turns 'I think the portfolio is in shape' into 'I can see exactly where it is and where it is not' in a few seconds.