SleekView Charts for Structured Content (JSON-LD)
SleekView Charts reads the Gutenberg blocks Structured Content stores in post_content (FAQ, HowTo, Recipe, Review, Job Posting and the rest) and turns block-type coverage, post counts and last-edit cadence into Number, Pie, Bar and Area cards.
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The schema blocks are already in your content. Read them like data.
Structured Content by Pkj Sharma ships a set of Gutenberg blocks that emit JSON-LD: FAQPage, HowTo, Recipe, Review, Job Posting, Event, Local Business and a few more. Each block lives inside a normal post or page, serialized into post_content as a block comment with its own attributes, and renders the matching JSON-LD into the head when the post is viewed. The plugin gives you the building blocks, but it does not summarize where they actually got used across the site.
SleekView Charts parses post_content for the structured-content/* block namespace and reports on what it finds. A Number card counts posts with at least one schema block. A Pie splits coverage by block type so you can see whether FAQ blocks dominate or if HowTo and Recipe also pull weight. A Bar groups posts by post type to show which content templates actually carry schema. An Area trends post_modified for posts that contain a schema block, so editorial teams can see whether schema rollout is alive or has stalled.
Because the data comes from post_content parsing plus standard wp_posts metadata, there is no extra schema and no separate sync. Filters carry between the table view (one row per post, one column per detected block type) and the chart view on the same dataset.
Workflow
Turn parsed Gutenberg blocks into a schema dashboard
Scan the block content
Compose the chart cards
Save and scope the dashboard
Share with stakeholders
Sample dashboard
Charts you can build from Structured Content (JSON-LD) data
Posts with a schema block
Count
Block coverage by type
Count
group by block_type
Schema posts by post type
Count
group by post_type
Schema posts modified per week
Count
group by post_modified
Comparison
Default Structured Content admin vs SleekView Charts
Default Structured Content admin
- Blocks live inside individual posts with no site-wide coverage view
- No way to count how many posts actually carry a FAQ or HowTo block
- Per-block-type rollout is invisible without manually browsing every post
- No time series of when schema posts were last touched
- No filter for posts of a given type that still ship without schema
SleekView Charts
- KPI card for posts with at least one schema block
- Pie of block-type coverage across FAQ, HowTo, Recipe and the rest
- Bar of schema posts split by post_type for template-level reads
- Area trend of post_modified to spot stale or stalled rollout
- Filters carry between the audit table and the chart cards on one dataset
Features
What SleekView Charts gives you for Structured Content (JSON-LD)
Block coverage as a dashboard
Parsed structured-content/* blocks render as Number, Pie, Bar and Area cards. SEO leads see rollout shape across the site, not a list of posts to open by hand.
Filters span table and chart
Filter to posts missing a FAQ block or to product pages without Review schema, and both the chart and the underlying audit table stay in sync on the same dataset.
Share a schema snapshot
Send an SEO consultant a read-only URL of the coverage dashboard or export the no-schema list to CSV. Monthly reviews get a measurable picture, not anecdotes.
Audience
Who builds Structured Content (JSON-LD) charts dashboards with SleekView
SEO leads
Track FAQ and HowTo coverage as a single KPI and use the post-type bar to spot templates that still ship without schema, weeks before the next core update lands.
Content editors
Build a writer-scoped dashboard that counts schema posts per author and surfaces drafts where a FAQ block would be the obvious next addition before publishing.
Agency consultants
Hand clients a clean coverage view instead of a screenshot tour of one schema-rich post. Export the audit to CSV for retainer reports and progress tracking.
The bigger picture
Why JSON-LD blocks need a site-wide coverage view
Structured Content does a clean job of letting editors drop schema blocks into a post during normal authoring, which is exactly why teams pick it over a heavier framework. The trade-off is that the plugin has no opinion above the per-post editor. A site with eight hundred posts can carry FAQ schema on a hundred of them, HowTo on twelve, Recipe on none, and nobody on the team will spot the gap without opening every post.
SleekView Charts reads the same blocks the plugin already wrote into post_content and turns them into a coverage dashboard. A KPI for schema posts, a pie for block-type mix, a bar for post-type coverage, an Area trend for ongoing rollout. Same blocks, same JSON-LD output, but an SEO surface that an editorial lead or an agency consultant can point a review at without opening every post by hand.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView Charts for Structured Content (JSON-LD)
Parsed structured-content/* Gutenberg blocks inside post_content, plus standard wp_posts metadata (post_type, post_status, post_modified, post_author). No new tables, no separate sync. The chart cards consume the same parsed block index the table view exposes.
No. SleekView builds and caches a per-post block index when the dataset is first queried and refreshes it when post_content changes, so chart cards read from the index instead of re-walking every post on every request.
Yes. Group by block_type with a Pie or Bar card and a Count aggregation to see FAQ, HowTo, Recipe, Review, Job Posting and the rest as separate slices. The same field also works as a filter that the underlying table picks up.
Yes. Any custom post type that can contain Gutenberg blocks is in scope, products included. Filtering by post_type=product gives a product-only coverage dashboard for Review or Product schema blocks specifically.
Schema blocks are still authored inside the post editor where Structured Content owns them. SleekView surfaces coverage and gaps from a parsed index, not a write surface for block attributes themselves.
No. The plugin still owns block registration, JSON-LD rendering and the per-post editing UI. SleekView Charts adds the site-wide coverage and audit surface that a per-post block cannot offer, without touching the schema output itself.
No. The block index is built inside the admin and the dashboard reads from it. The front end keeps rendering JSON-LD through Structured Content exactly as today, with no extra queries during page load.
Yes. Any filtered set behind a chart card exports to CSV with the columns the table view shows. SEO and editorial teams typically export the no-schema list or the FAQ-only list as a quarterly action plan for the content team.
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