No. Link Whisper still does the link discovery, the suggestion engine, the broken-link checking, and the table writes. SleekView Charts reads the link tables and gives editors a dashboard of cards that complement Link Whisper's reports rather than replacing them. The two surfaces pair: Link Whisper for discovery and resolution, SleekView Charts for the chart reading layer.

Live. SleekView Charts queries the Link Whisper tables directly, so card refreshes reflect the link state up to the most recent Link Whisper scan. The freshness therefore follows Link Whisper's own check cadence, which is configured in the plugin settings.

Yes. Card filters scope the broken-link count or bar to one source post category, so the triage view ships to the editor or section that owns the fix. The cross-cutting question Link Whisper's reports do not lay out becomes a saved chart.

Link Whisper is paid-only, so the question is which tier. SleekView Charts works with the standard Link Whisper license. Higher tiers that add multi-site support or extra reports surface their additional dimensions when those features are active.

Yes. A donut grouped by anchor_text counts anchor occurrences across the link graph. Surfaces dominant phrases and gaps that inform editorial work.

Yes. A drilldown from a chart card opens the underlying rows where anchor text and target URL inline edits write back through Link Whisper's update paths. The chart numbers refresh on the next render to reflect the updated state.

No. SleekView Charts paginates and aggregates against the indexed columns on the Link Whisper tables. Aggregations are bounded by the card filter or dashboard timeframe, so dashboards stay responsive on sites with tens of thousands of resolved links.

Yes. SleekView views, including chart dashboards, can be embedded on a frontend page with role-based access. Useful for sharing a link-health summary with a client without granting WordPress admin access.