SleekView Charts for PublishPress Revisions
Read the revision rows PublishPress Revisions writes to wp_posts alongside parent posts and submitters, then chart pending count, scheduled merges, and revisions per submitter on one dashboard.
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From a busy review screen to a real queue dashboard
PublishPress Revisions adds editorial revisions on top of WordPress posts: submit changes, schedule merges, approve. The default queue is fine until the team grows. Then revisions stack up faster than reviewers can keep up, and abandoned items hide behind pending ones for months.
SleekView's revision Table view already turns the wp_posts revision rows plus parent posts and submitters into a flat queue. Charts uses the same join to count: how many revisions are pending right now, how many are scheduled for the next week, which submitters carry the queue, and how the queue age is trending.
The plugin still owns the editorial workflow. SleekView Charts is the queue-health dashboard that the busy review screen can't show on its own.
Workflow
How Charts read PublishPress Revisions data
Point Charts at the revisions join
Pick the queue columns
Add four chart cards
Filter once, chart everywhere
Sample dashboard
Charts you can build from PublishPress Revisions data
Pending revisions
Count
Scheduled per day
Count
group by scheduled_date
Revisions per submitter
Count
group by submitter
Queue age
Count
group by submitted_date
Comparison
Default PublishPress Revisions reporting vs SleekView Charts
PublishPress Revisions queue screen
- Queue screen mixes change and scheduled revisions
- Abandoned revisions hide behind active ones
- No per-submitter ranking
- Scheduled-per-day forecast requires a manual pivot
- Queue age over time isn't visible without exports
SleekView Charts
- Reads the same revisions join the queue Table uses
- Pending and scheduled split out as distinct chart slices
- Per-submitter ranking is a built-in groupBy
- Submitted-date time-series exposes long-abandoned items
- Filters carry from the queue Table to the dashboard
Features
What SleekView Charts gives you for PublishPress Revisions
Pending and scheduled split
Number and Bar cards count pending and scheduled revisions separately so the next merge day is clear.
Per-submitter ranking
Group by submitter on a Bar card to see who's filling the queue and who might need a follow-up.
Queue-age exposure
Area variants stack revisions by submitted-date month so abandoned items can't hide indefinitely.
Audience
Who builds Revisions charts dashboards with SleekView
Editorial leads
Start every Monday review from a pending Number and a queue-age Area, then walk the queue Table for the items that need attention.
Scheduling editors
Plan the merge-publish day from a scheduled-per-day Bar so the busiest day gets extra eyes.
Offboarding admins
Triage an outgoing editor's pending revisions from the per-submitter Bar before access is revoked.
The bigger picture
Why a revision queue needs a real dashboard
PublishPress Revisions is well-designed for the per-revision workflow, but it doesn't try to be a queue-health dashboard. Teams reviewing dozens of pending and scheduled revisions need to know the size of the queue, the shape of it, and whether it's growing or shrinking. SleekView Charts answers those three questions with cards that pull from the same join the queue Table already uses.
Submitted-date time-series is the most underrated of the four, because it exposes the slow accumulation of abandoned revisions that no one notices until the queue is unmanageable. The plugin keeps the workflow, the dashboard adds the cross-revision overview.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView Charts for PublishPress Revisions
From the wp_posts revision rows PublishPress Revisions writes, joined with the parent post and the submitting user. The same join the queue Table view uses.
Yes. The plugin's revision types are surfaced as a status column, and chart cards can split them with groupBy.
Yes. A view-level filter on the parent post's type applies to every chart card.
By grouping the submitted_date column into months on the Area card. Older months stack up if revisions linger.
Approved revisions stop appearing in the pending Number but remain in the data source if you want a historical chart of approvals.
Yes. Approve from the queue Table and the next chart refresh removes the row from the pending count.
Yes. A view-level filter on submitter scopes the whole dashboard to one user's queue.
No. The plugin still owns the revision workflow. SleekView Charts is the queue-health overlay.
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