Responsive Lightbox by dFactory ships a Galleries module that stores galleries as an rl_gallery custom post type. Each gallery row carries the chosen lightbox script (SwipeBox, prettyPhoto, FancyBox, Nivo, Image Lightbox, Tosrus, Featherlight, Magnific), image-attachment meta, and category taxonomy assignment. The default admin lists galleries in a standard CPT table, but cross-gallery audits like which script is most used or how many galleries are empty are not surfaced.

SleekView reads the rl_gallery CPT and its meta, plus the global lightbox settings table, and exposes script choice, image count, and timestamps as sortable columns. Charts adds the dashboard pass: total galleries KPI, script-mix donut, image-count buckets bar, and publish-cadence area.

Sites that use Responsive Lightbox heavily for product galleries, portfolio sites, and content-rich blogs benefit most. The plugin gives every gallery an independent script choice, which makes script standardisation a real catalogue audit task.

Responsive Lightbox is a long-running free lightbox plugin whose strength is letting every gallery pick its own lightbox script. The trade-off is that catalogue questions like which script dominates, how many galleries are empty, or how the publishing cadence has moved over years are not part of the default admin. Sites that use the plugin heavily end up with dozens of galleries, several different scripts in play, and page payloads that load more lightbox code than they need.

SleekView reads the rl_gallery CPT and its meta and exposes script, image count, and timestamps as sortable columns. Charts adds the four-card dashboard that turns the catalogue into a planning surface, including the script-payload audit that the plugin itself never had. The default admin keeps its editorial role, the dashboard adds the catalogue and performance management role.