SleekView Charts for Weglot Pro: translated-URLs and language dashboards
Weglot Pro stores its API key, the list of active target languages, and the exclude rules in wp_options under weglot_options, and proxies the translations through its cloud. SleekView Charts reads the local Weglot settings and the WordPress URL inventory and renders a Weglot dashboard inside WP Admin.
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From Weglot options to a coverage dashboard in WP Admin
Weglot Pro takes a cloud-proxy approach: the plugin sends page content to api.weglot.com, gets translations back, and serves them under language-prefixed URLs like /de/ or /fr/. Locally on the WordPress site the plugin keeps its configuration in wp_options under weglot_options with the API key, original language, destination languages, custom URL slugs, excluded URLs, and visual editor settings. Cached translations land in transients and the language switcher renders against the active language list.
That architecture is great for setup speed and weak for any internal reporting. The Weglot dashboard at app.weglot.com exposes API usage, word counts, and visit stats per language, but those numbers live outside WordPress. Editors who never leave WP Admin cannot answer "how many URLs are exposed in German" or "how many URLs are explicitly excluded" without flipping between dashboards.
SleekView Charts reads the local weglot_options array, joins to wp_posts for the URL inventory, and renders four cards on top of that. A Number for total destination languages. A Pie of URL coverage versus exclusion. A Bar of indexable post types per active language. An Area of post_modified for posts that fall inside the Weglot translation scope. Weglot keeps owning the translation proxy. SleekView only reads what is already in WordPress.
Workflow
From Weglot settings to dashboard in four steps
Point SleekView at weglot_options
Switch the view to Charts
Add KPI, language, post-type, and trend cards
Save and share with the localization team
Sample dashboard
Charts you can build from Weglot data
Active destination languages
Count
URL coverage vs exclusion
Count
group by weglot_scope
Translatable post types
Count
group by post_type
Posts in scope edited per week
Count
group by post_modified
Comparison
Default Weglot admin vs SleekView Charts
Default Weglot admin
- Local plugin admin only confirms API key and language list
- Visit and word-count stats live in the external Weglot dashboard
- No native count of WordPress URLs included or excluded
- No time-series of in-scope posts edited inside WordPress
- Coverage by post type requires switching to api.weglot.com
SleekView Charts
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Live KPI count of destination languages from
weglot_options - URL inclusion vs exclusion as a donut against the local exclude rules
- Post-type coverage ranked side by side in one chart
- Time-series area for in-scope post edits inside WordPress
- Saved Charts views shared in WP Admin per role
Features
What SleekView Charts gives you for Weglot Pro
Reads weglot_options and wp_posts directly
No second API call, no roundtrip to Weglot's cloud. SleekView Charts reads the weglot_options row and joins to wp_posts to render every card locally inside WP Admin.
Mixed card types on one canvas
Combine Number, Pie, Bar, and Area in a single view. Language KPIs sit next to coverage donuts, coverage donuts next to edit trends, all from the same local dataset.
Role-aware visibility
Editors see only the post types they own, managers see the corpus-wide Weglot scope. The same Charts view filters per user without rebuilding it for each role.
Audience
Who builds Weglot dashboards with SleekView Charts
Localization managers
Open one dashboard each week to see active destination languages, URL inclusion mix, and the trend of in-scope posts edited inside WordPress without logging into Weglot's cloud.
Content editors
Track which sections fall inside the Weglot translation scope and which fall under exclude rules without flipping between WordPress and the Weglot dashboard.
Agencies
Show clients Weglot exposure inside the WP Admin they already log into, without exposing the Weglot cloud account or building one more report each sprint.
The bigger picture
Why Weglot Pro needs a local Charts layer
Weglot Pro keeps its operational stats (word counts, visits, machine-translation usage) in the Weglot cloud. That works for SEO leads who live in app.weglot.com all day. It does not work for editors and content managers who only open WP Admin and never see how the local configuration intersects with the WordPress URL inventory.
SleekView Charts reads the local weglot_options array, joins to wp_posts, and renders four cards inside WP Admin that answer corpus-level scope questions in one glance. The data is already correct because Weglot and WordPress wrote it. Charts just gives the team a dashboard to look at it without leaving WordPress.
A URL silently dropped from Weglot scope by an exclude rule still loses German traffic, and a live coverage dashboard catches the gap the day the rule lands.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView Charts for Weglot Pro
No. Charts is a read layer for reporting. The Weglot admin panel and the cloud dashboard still own all configuration. SleekView only visualizes the weglot_options array and the joined wp_posts inventory that already exists in WordPress.
No. SleekView reads the local weglot_options row and aggregates wp_posts inventory locally, with per-card caching. There is no extra API call to Weglot's cloud, so charts stay fast even on large WordPress sites.
SleekView Charts reads whatever weglot_options the plugin has stored locally. With or without a Pro subscription, the local weglot_options array exists, the URL inventory exists, and the cards still render against that local data.
Yes. Add one card per metric. Each card is configured independently, so the destination-languages KPI and the URL inclusion donut can sit side by side on the same dashboard alongside post-type bars.
WooCommerce products are part of the wp_posts inventory like any other post type. The Bar card by post_type picks up product URLs automatically once they are inside the Weglot translation scope as defined by exclude rules.
Yes. Apply a filter on wp_posts.post_parent, taxonomy, or a permalink prefix and the cards re-aggregate for that section only. Multi-section teams use this to scope each editor's Weglot view.
No. wp_posts stores post_modified per row, so the Area card on in-scope edits per week reads the existing column filtered to rows that do not match the exclude_urls patterns from weglot_options.
Yes. Each Charts card has a CSV export so you can hand the raw aggregate off to a spreadsheet or BI tool when stakeholders want it outside WP Admin or when a board report needs Weglot scope numbers offline.
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