SleekView Charts for Yoast Duplicate Post
SleekView Charts reads the _dp_original and _dp_has_been_republished meta that Yoast Duplicate Post writes on every clone, plus the dp_is_rewrite_republish_copy flag, and turns clone counts, rewrite status and merge cadence into Number, Pie, Bar and Area cards.
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Cloning and rewriting are content workflows. Read them as data.
Yoast Duplicate Post, originally by Joost de Valk and now maintained by the Yoast team, drives two workflows: a straight clone (Copy to a new draft) and Rewrite and Republish (clone, edit, merge back into the original on publish). Every clone gets a _dp_original postmeta entry pointing to its source ID, every rewrite copy carries the dp_is_rewrite_republish_copy flag, and once a republish is merged the original picks up _dp_has_been_republished.
SleekView Charts reads those same meta keys directly. A Number card counts open rewrite copies waiting to be merged. A Pie splits clones across straight copies, active rewrites and completed republishes. A Bar groups clones by post_author so editorial leads can see who is actually using the workflow. An Area trends clone creation dates to expose whether the rewrite muscle is being exercised or has gone cold during a busy quarter.
Because the data comes from standard postmeta on regular post records, no extra tables are involved. Filters and saved views span the same dataset as the table-based clone audit so editorial leads can move from a chart card to the underlying posts with one click.
Workflow
Turn duplicate-post meta into a workflow dashboard
Read the duplicate meta
Compose the chart cards
Save and scope the dashboard
Share or export
Sample dashboard
Charts you can build from Yoast Duplicate Post data
Open rewrite copies
Count
Clone type mix
Count
group by clone_type
Clones by author
Count
group by post_author
Clones created per week
Count
group by post_date
Comparison
Default Yoast Duplicate Post admin vs SleekView Charts
Default Yoast Duplicate Post admin
- Clones live in the standard post list with no aggregate workflow view
- Open rewrite copies are easy to lose among normal drafts
- No native count of active rewrites versus straight duplicates
- No author-level dashboard for who actually drives rewrites
- No time series of clone creation across the editorial team
SleekView Charts
- KPI for open rewrite copies awaiting merge
- Pie split across straight copy, active rewrite and merged republish
- Bar of clones per author for workflow visibility
- Area trend of clone creation to track content refresh cadence
- Filters carry between clone audit table and chart cards on one dataset
Features
What SleekView Charts gives you for Yoast Duplicate Post
Workflow as a dashboard
_dp_original, rewrite flags and republish meta render as Number, Pie, Bar and Area cards. Editorial leads see workflow health instead of scrolling the post list.
Filters span table and chart
Filter to active rewrites older than 30 days or to a specific author, and both the chart cards and the underlying clone audit table stay in sync.
Share a workflow snapshot
Send a content lead a read-only URL of open rewrites or export the clone list to CSV for monthly retrospectives. The rewrite habit becomes measurable.
Audience
Who builds Yoast Duplicate Post charts dashboards with SleekView
Editorial leads
Watch the open-rewrites KPI to catch stalled refreshes and use the clone-type pie to confirm the team uses Rewrite and Republish, not just straight duplication.
Content managers
Use the per-author bar to spot writers actually driving refresh work versus writers always starting from a blank draft during a quarterly review cycle.
Agency consultants
Export the rewrite-in-flight list to CSV at the start of every retainer sprint and pair the clone-creation trend with the editorial calendar in a single review.
The bigger picture
Why duplicate posts are a workflow signal, not just noise
Yoast Duplicate Post is one of those quiet utilities that sits inside millions of WordPress installs and never gets its own dashboard. The Copy and Rewrite and Republish actions are workflow primitives the editorial team uses constantly, but the resulting clones blend into the regular post list. The cost is invisible: a rewrite started two months ago, never merged, slowly drifting from the original.
A new author who only ever creates fresh drafts instead of refreshing existing work. A content refresh quarter that nobody can prove actually happened. SleekView Charts reads the same _dp_original and republish meta the plugin already writes and turns the workflow into a dashboard.
A KPI for open rewrites, a pie for clone type mix, a bar per author, an Area trend for clone creation. Same plugin, same clone behaviour, but a workflow surface a content lead can actually point a review at.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView Charts for Yoast Duplicate Post
Standard wp_posts and wp_postmeta. Specifically _dp_original (source ID for a clone), dp_is_rewrite_republish_copy (flag for an active rewrite) and _dp_has_been_republished (flag on the original after a merge). No new tables, no separate sync layer.
Yes. Group by clone_type with a Pie or Bar card to split clones across straight copies, active rewrites and completed republishes. The same field works as a filter the underlying audit table picks up.
Yes. Group by post_author with a Bar card to count clones and rewrites per author. The chart respects the same WP capability layer the rest of the dashboard uses, so editors only see their own scope when configured to.
Yes. Yoast Duplicate Post supports any post type that opts in, and the SleekView dataset picks up the _dp_original meta regardless of post type. Use the post_type filter to scope a dashboard to products, docs or any custom type.
No. The plugin still owns the Copy and Rewrite and Republish actions, the merge step on publish and the per-post UI. SleekView Charts adds the workflow audit surface the standard post list cannot offer.
No. The dataset is queried inside SleekView's own grid and chart surface, not injected into the default WordPress post list. The plugin's own admin keeps working exactly as today.
Yes. Group by post_date with an Area or Line card and a Count aggregation to see clones created per day or week. Exposes whether content refresh cycles are alive across the team or have gone cold.
Yes. Any filtered set behind a chart card exports to CSV with the columns the table view shows. Editorial leads typically export the active-rewrites-older-than-30-days list as the start of every retro.
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