SleekView Charts for Social Warfare
Social Warfare caches per-network share counts in _shares meta and recovery URLs in _swp_recovery_url. SleekView Charts pivots those into total shares, top posts, network mix, and recovery-coverage charts.
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Share counts and recovery state as one dashboard
Social Warfare's flagship feature is share recovery: pin the original URL after a migration so historical share counts survive. The feature works well, and the data behind it (the _shares meta key, _swp_recovery_url, and several helpers) sits in postmeta on every post. The plugin's Top Shared Posts widget shows a leaderboard; the cross-cutting questions about network mix, recovery coverage, and refresh activity live as ad-hoc reports.
SleekView Charts reads the same _shares and _swp_* meta keys SleekView's table reads and aggregates them into a dashboard. Total shares across the catalog becomes a Number card. Top posts by total render as a horizontal bar, replacing the leaderboard widget with a filterable, exportable chart. Network mix renders as a donut. Recovery-URL coverage renders as a radial showing what share of migrated posts actually have a recovery URL set, which is the migration-verification chart the default UI never shows.
The dashboard makes recovery work observable. Setting a recovery URL is configuration; verifying recovery worked across the catalog is operations. The radial chart turns the migration-verification question into a single glance: how many migrated posts have recovery URLs set, and how big is the rescue queue.
Workflow
From _shares meta to a share-and-recovery dashboard
Map the _shares meta
Add recovery columns
Pick the chart cards
Save the dashboard
Sample dashboard
Charts you can build from Social Warfare data
Total shares across the catalog
Sum(total_shares)
Top 10 posts by total shares
Sum(total_shares)
group by post_title
Network mix across the site
Sum(shares)
group by network
Recovery URL coverage
Count
group by recovery_status
Comparison
Default Social Warfare reporting vs SleekView Charts
Default Social Warfare admin
- Top Shared Posts widget is a leaderboard, not a chart dashboard
- Per-network counts live in _shares meta with no proportion chart
- Recovery URL coverage is not surfaced as a chart anywhere
- No author or post-type filtering on the top-shared widget
- No timeline chart of refresh activity for cache-health monitoring
SleekView Charts
- Single dashboard summing every _shares meta value
- Horizontal bar of top posts with filter chips for editorial slicing
- Donut chart of network mix across the catalog
- Radial of recovery-URL coverage for migration verification
- Same dashboard used by editorial and by migration owners
Features
What SleekView Charts gives you for Social Warfare
Network-mix donut
Facebook, Pinterest, Twitter, and LinkedIn proportions in one chart. The distribution-mix question becomes a slice size, not a manual spreadsheet.
Recovery-coverage radial
Migrated posts with a recovery URL set versus missing as a single radial. The migration-rescue queue is a chart, not a per-post hunt.
Top-posts bar
Horizontal bar of the most-shared posts, filterable by author, post type, and date. The leaderboard widget gets replaced by a real chart with filter chips.
Audience
Who builds Social Warfare charts dashboards with SleekView
Editorial teams
Use the top-posts bar and network donut for refresh planning. The chart shows which Pinterest-heavy posts deserve a follow-up and which network the next title should target.
Migration owners
The recovery-coverage radial is the verification chart during and after a URL change. Spot missing recovery URLs as a chart segment, not as scattered red flags.
Marketing reporting
The Number, donut, and bar together produce the monthly distribution report. Recovery coverage adds a migration-trust line for sites that recently changed slugs or domains.
The bigger picture
Share recovery only matters if it is verifiable
Social Warfare engineers share recovery carefully: pin the original URL via _swp_recovery_url and the plugin proxies count requests against it, keeping historical numbers intact through migrations. The engineering works; the visibility into whether recovery is actually set across the catalog does not, because the default admin shows recovery as a per-post setting and not as a cross-post chart. Sites end up trusting that the migration was clean instead of verifying it.
The chart dashboard reads the same _shares and _swp_recovery_url meta SleekView's table reads and turns it into a Number for total shares, a horizontal bar for top posts, a donut for network mix, and a radial for recovery coverage. Editorial gets the leaderboard plus network mix in one screen. Migration owners get the rescue queue as a chart segment.
The data was already collected; the dashboard makes it auditable.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView Charts for Social Warfare
The _shares meta key for per-network counts, _swp_recovery_url and _swp_facebook_share_url for recovery state, plus standard post fields. Each chart aggregates over those keys. No new tracking is added; the dashboard reads what Social Warfare already caches.
 No. Refreshing counts stays Social Warfare's job. SleekView Charts reads cached values only. The chart cards reflect the last refresh whenever the dashboard loads, with no side effects on the refresh schedule.
 The radial counts posts where _swp_recovery_url is set versus posts that match the migrated cohort but have the meta missing. The 'migrated cohort' definition is configurable, often filtered to posts edited after a known migration date.
 The Twitter slice reflects whatever _shares last cached before the API change. Many current installs show Twitter near zero. The donut shows the value honestly; sites can hide Twitter from the chart if it skews the visual balance.
 Yes. Author, post type, date range, and any standard post field are available as filter chips on every chart card. Per-author leaderboards and per-post-type cohorts share the same chart configuration.
 Yes. SleekView Charts is multisite-aware and reads the current site's postmeta. Each site in the network has its own dashboard; cross-site aggregation is a separate query if needed.
 Yes. Each card exports its aggregated values as CSV, and the underlying SleekView table exports the full row-level data. Migration audits often want both the chart screenshot and the underlying row list attached.
 No. Pro features add networks and tracking, all of which write to the same _shares and _swp_* meta key family. The dashboard reads whatever is there and surfaces new networks as additional slices in the donut automatically.
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