PublishPress Series turns related posts into navigable sequences: tutorials, video chapters, multi-part guides. SleekView's Table view already joins the series taxonomy with the part-order postmeta and the posts table into one ledger. Charts uses the same join to answer the questions content leads actually ask: how long is each series, what's the draft-to-published split, which series are stale, and when did the last part go out.

Each part row carries series term, part number, post status, author, and last update. Aggregating those columns gives a Number for total active series, a Bar for parts per series, a Donut for status mix, and an Area for parts published over time. The chart cards line up with how editors plan and audit long-running tutorials.

The plugin still owns navigation templates and front-end series logic. SleekView Charts is the series management overview that long-running tutorial sites have always wanted.

Series content scales differently from standalone posts. One series can hold thirty parts, another can stall at three, and the question is rarely about a single post but about the shape of the whole sequence. PublishPress Series handles the per-series and per-part workflow well, less well the cross-series overview.

SleekView Charts gives that overview with four cards that read the same join the parts Table uses, so the dashboard, the table, and the export agree. Editorial leads can plan their next investment based on which series have momentum and which have stalled, rather than scrolling through the taxonomy looking for clues. The plugin keeps the navigation and front-end logic; the dashboard adds the bird's-eye view.