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SleekView Charts for Ultimate Member Content Restriction

Ultimate Member Content Restriction stores per-post access rules in wp_postmeta and access denials as user activity. SleekView Charts reads that data and renders Number, Pie, Bar, and Area cards so admins see restricted posts, denial volume, and per-role enforcement on one screen.

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SleekView Charts dashboard for Ultimate Member Content Restriction

Content restriction rules as a real dashboard

Ultimate Member Content Restriction writes its rules into postmeta on the protected post: a _um_content_restriction key per post stores the rules array, role lists, and redirect target. Per-post access decisions can also be logged when the add-on is configured to track denials, with rows containing user_id, post_id, role, and timestamp. The default admin shows per-post settings, but no real cross-site view of what is locked and how often the gate fires.

SleekView Charts reads wp_postmeta for the restriction keys and joins wp_posts for the post titles and types. A Number card counts restricted posts. A Pie splits restricted posts by post_type to see whether pages, docs, or downloads carry the most rules. A Bar ranks roles by post-count they have access to. An Area plots denial events per day to spot crawler traffic and confused members.

The dashboard refreshes against the live tables, so a restriction added five minutes ago appears in the count immediately, and the per-role Bar updates as soon as the admin assigns a new role to a protected post.

Workflow

From restriction postmeta to an access dashboard

1

Map postmeta and posts

Point SleekView at wp_postmeta filtered to UM Content Restriction keys, joined to wp_posts for post titles and types. Charts read indexed columns, so the dashboard stays responsive across thousands of protected posts.
2

Pick chart types

Number cards for total restricted posts and denial events, Pie for restricted-post mix by post_type, Bar for per-role coverage rankings, and Area or Line for denial-event trends if you log them.
3

Configure groupBy and aggregation

Group restriction rows by post_type for the content mix, by role meta value for per-role coverage, and by denial timestamp for the access-attempt trend. Count rows for KPIs, no value column needed.
4

Save admin dashboards

Content admins get a coverage dashboard scoped to docs and pages; site admins get a global view across every post type. Each saved layout is gated per WordPress capability and one click in the menu.

Sample dashboard

Charts you can build from UM Content Restriction data

A typical UM Content Restriction dashboard mixes a restricted-post KPI with content-type mix, per-role coverage, and a denial-event trend.
Number · Default

Restricted posts across the site

Counts distinct post_id rows in wp_postmeta with the _um_content_restriction key set. The headline coverage KPI showing how much of the site is gated at a glance.
Count
Pie · Donut

Restricted posts by type

Donut split of restricted posts across post_type values (page, post, docs, download). Shows whether content gating is biased toward marketing pages or docs.
Count group by post_type
Bar · Horizontal

Roles by accessible post count

Horizontal bar ranks WordPress roles by the number of restricted posts they have access to, derived from the role list inside _um_content_restriction postmeta values.
Count group by role
Area · Gradient

Daily denial events

Gradient area counts logged access denials per day from the UM activity log. Spots crawler hits, confused members, and link leaks that drive a sudden spike in 403s.
Count group by denied_at

Comparison

Default UM Content Restriction admin vs SleekView Charts

Default UM admin

  • Per-post settings, no cross-site count of what is gated
  • Per-role coverage isn't visualised, just listed per post
  • No denial-event trend chart, just raw activity rows
  • Restricted-post mix by post_type isn't surfaced
  • Cannot mix Number, Pie, Bar, and Area cards on one canvas

SleekView Charts

  • Count restricted posts site-wide from a single _um_content_restriction meta query
  • Donut Pie of restricted posts by post_type for content-mix visibility
  • Horizontal Bar of roles by accessible post count for per-tier coverage
  • Gradient Area of denial events per day for access-attempt trends
  • Per-role saved dashboards gated by WordPress capability

Features

What SleekView Charts gives you for Ultimate Member Content Restriction

Restriction coverage at a glance

A single Number card answers "how much of the site is gated" by counting _um_content_restriction rows. The Pie next to it shows the type mix, so admins see whether docs, pages, or downloads carry the most rules.

Per-role coverage ranking

A Horizontal Bar grouped on role from the restriction meta lists which role has access to how many posts. Useful for tier audits and finding restriction rules that were never assigned a role.

Denial-event trend

If UM activity logging is on, an Area card on the denial timestamp shows the volume of blocked attempts per day. Crawler scrapes, leaked links, and confused members all spike on this chart before tickets land.

Audience

Who builds UM Content Restriction dashboards with SleekView

Compliance admins

Need a defensible answer to "how much content is gated and to whom". The restricted-post KPI and per-role Bar together produce that report in one screen, exportable as PNG for audit reviews.

Membership managers

Watch the denial-events Area against tier-launch dates to spot members hitting walls they didn't expect. Drives copy updates on the membership signup page within the same admin session.

Content editors

See the post-type mix Pie to make sure restriction rules are applied consistently across pages, posts, and custom types. A type missing from the Pie is a coverage gap worth investigating.

The bigger picture

Why content gating needs a real dashboard

Content restriction without a dashboard is guesswork. The admin can add per-post rules all day, but nobody knows how much of the site is actually gated, how denial volume changes after a tier launch, or which role has access to which slice of the content. UM Content Restriction stores everything in wp_postmeta with predictable keys, but the default admin only shows per-post settings.

Compliance teams, membership managers, and editors who want a real coverage view either build a custom dashboard or trust their memory. SleekView Charts runs against the same postmeta rows the UM admin reads, so the restricted-post count matches the per-post settings and the per-role Bar updates the moment a new restriction goes live, with no SQL skills required.

Questions

Common questions about SleekView Charts for Ultimate Member Content Restriction

Yes. A Number card counting distinct post_id values in wp_postmeta with the _um_content_restriction key produces the site-wide coverage KPI. Pair it with a Pie on post_type for the content-mix breakdown on the same screen.

 

Yes. UM Content Restriction stores role lists inside the restriction meta value. SleekView Charts expands the role array and groups on role for a Horizontal Bar ranking each role by accessible-post count, useful for tier audits and gap detection.

 

Yes, if UM activity logging is enabled. An Area card on the denial timestamp shows daily volume of blocked attempts. A sudden spike usually means a crawler, a leaked share link, or a member hitting an unexpected wall after a tier change.

 

Yes. UM Content Restriction works on any post type, and the _um_content_restriction meta key sits in wp_postmeta regardless of type. SleekView Charts groups on post_type, so docs, downloads, and CPTs each get their own slice in the Pie.

 

Cards run against the live wp_postmeta rows on each refresh. A restriction added in the UM admin minutes ago shows up in the coverage Number card and the post-type Pie at the next refresh, no nightly sync involved.

 

Yes. Saved dashboards are gated per WordPress capability or role. Compliance gets the coverage view, content editors get the type-mix Pie, and only admins see the denial-events Area, all configured from the same SleekView setup.

 

Yes. The same dashboard can mix Content Restriction coverage with UM signup velocity from wp_users.user_registered. One screen answers both "how much is locked" and "how many members can access it".

 

Yes. Every chart exports as CSV for audit reviews or as PNG for compliance decks. Saved dashboard URLs are stable, so the same coverage view can be bookmarked and re-opened across quarterly audit cycles.

 

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