SleekView Charts for Smush Pro: KB Saved and Coverage Dashboards
Smush Pro writes per-image savings, super-Smush flags, WebP coverage, and lazy load eligibility to postmeta keys like wp-smush-data and wp-smush-webp_flag. SleekView Charts reads those values and renders cards for total savings, format coverage, and re-Smush candidates across the library.
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From a Smush counter to a savings dashboard
Smush Pro's settings page shows a global counter for total bytes saved and a percentage for WebP coverage. Those numbers are fine for a quick check, but they collapse a lot of nuance. Which post types account for most of the savings? How many attachments still need a re-Smush after a level change? Are super-Smush flags evenly distributed or concentrated in one media import? Has WebP coverage actually risen over the last month? The default admin will not show any of that.
SleekView Charts reads the same Smush data as a normal source. A Number KPI sums the bytes_saved field from wp-smush-data postmeta, a Donut splits the library by Smush status using the same key, a Horizontal Bar ranks post types by saved bytes, and a Gradient Area traces savings by upload year using the post_date on the attachment row.
Smush keeps writing postmeta exactly where it always has. Charts query the same wp-smush-data, wp-smush-webp_flag, and wp-smush-super_flag keys Smush maintains, and saved dashboards can be scoped per role so a content lead reads coverage while a developer watches the re-Smush queue. No second store, no rebuilt aggregator.
Workflow
From wp-smush postmeta to a charts dashboard
Point at the Smush postmeta
Pick the four cards
Save the dashboard
Scope per role
Sample dashboard
Charts you can build from Smush Pro data
Total bytes saved
Sum(bytes_saved)
Smush status mix
Count
group by smush_status
Savings by post type
Sum(bytes_saved)
group by post_type
Savings by upload year
Sum(bytes_saved)
group by post_date
Comparison
Default Smush Pro reporting vs SleekView Charts
Default Smush admin
- Savings show as a single global counter with no breakdown by content type.
- WebP coverage shows as a percentage with no per-year distribution.
- No time series of savings or re-Smush activity across months and years.
- Re-Smush candidates list scrolls without a chart of status mix.
- No read-only dashboards for content stakeholders without full admin rights.
SleekView Charts
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Number, Pie, Bar, and Area cards built on
wp-smush-datapostmeta with no extra storage. - Cards group by status, post type, upload year, or super-Smush flag.
- Global filters scope every card by date range, post type, or status at once.
- Saved dashboards scope per role so content and developer views stay separate.
- Inline drill-down to the connected SleekView grid for the underlying images.
Features
What SleekView Charts gives you for Smush Pro
Real chart cards on Smush postmeta
Number, Pie, Bar, Line, Area, Radar, and Radial cards drop onto wp-smush-data, wp-smush-webp_flag, and wp-smush-super_flag. Group by status, post type, year, or any column Smush writes.
One filter, every card
Date range, post type, and status filters apply across the whole dashboard. The same scope drives the KPI, the donut, the bar, and the time-series at once with no per-card duplication of filter rules.
Role-scoped dashboards
Save separate layouts for content leads, developers, and site owners. The Smush Pro license, the CDN settings, and the bulk Smush controls stay tied to the capability checks WordPress already defines.
Audience
Who builds Smush Pro charts dashboards with SleekView
Content leads
Scan WebP coverage and post-type savings each morning. Spot which content types still hold unsmushed images without scrolling the bulk queue and re-Smush only the slices that matter.
Performance engineers
Open the savings-by-upload-year area after a re-Smush sweep. Confirm the older years filled in as expected and the super-Smush flag distribution looks reasonable across the library.
Agency reporting
Hand each client a one-screen savings snapshot scoped to their library. Account managers read it without learning Smush's settings layout or chasing the bulk Smush counter row by row.
The bigger picture
Why a Smush library reads better as a chart
Smush Pro earns its money by squeezing every image and tagging the result back onto the attachment. The savings are real and they collapse into a global counter and a single WebP percentage. The data underneath, per-image bytes, status, super-Smush flag, and WebP coverage, already sits in postmeta Smush maintains with WordPress's normal indexes.
Visualising those keys as Number, Pie, Bar, and Area cards costs nothing on the writing side and reframes the same library as a dashboard. The cadence of media review shifts from a quarterly counter check to a daily glance, and the postmeta stays exactly where Smush wrote it.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView Charts for Smush Pro
No. SleekView Charts reads the same wp-smush-data, wp-smush-webp_flag, and wp-smush-super_flag postmeta keys that Smush Pro writes. No additional storage is created and the savings figure stays consistent with the Smush dashboard.
Yes. SleekView joins wp-smush-data through the attachment row to its parent post, so any post type the image belongs to becomes a groupBy axis. Custom post types registered by other plugins show up automatically.
Yes. The CDN runs in front of WordPress and is unaffected by SleekView. Charts read the resulting savings rows regardless of whether the image is served from the CDN, since SleekView reads the postmeta directly.
Yes. Each card supports CSV export of its aggregated values, and the underlying images are reachable through the connected SleekView grid for handing a structured coverage report to a client or to a developer.
No. Aggregations run server-side against the indexes WordPress already maintains on postmeta. The dashboard requests aggregate buckets, not raw rows, so even large libraries resolve in the time a normal admin query takes.
Yes. Saved chart layouts respect WordPress capability checks and can layer additional gates per card. A content lead can read the savings view without exposure to the Smush Pro license key or the CDN settings.
No. The Smush admin remains the place to configure compression, super-Smush, and CDN behaviour. SleekView Charts cover the interactive aggregate dashboard built from Smush's own postmeta, and the two complement each other on the same data.
Yes. A Bar grouped by post_date year and a stacked WebP flag shows coverage shifting over time as old uploads get re-Smushed. Date-range filters reframe the same view across any period the team needs.
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