SleekView Charts for WP Private Content Plus
WP Private Content Plus restricts posts and pages by role, user, or user group through postmeta. SleekView Charts reads those flags and renders restricted-content distribution, group coverage, and update cadence as live chart cards.
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Protection rules live in postmeta. The shape of them does not surface.
WP Private Content Plus stores its protection rules in WordPress postmeta on each post and page: which roles are allowed, which specific user IDs are allowed, which user groups are allowed, plus the protection message and redirect rules. User groups are stored as their own taxonomy term set, with each group acting as a reusable access list.
The default WP Private Content Plus admin handles per-post editing well. The plugin settings list the user groups, and each post has a protection meta box on the edit screen. What is missing is a roll-up: how many of the site's posts are restricted versus public, which role gates the most content, which user group has access to the largest archive, when restricted content was last updated. Those questions are answerable against postmeta but not visible on any one screen.
SleekView Charts reads the postmeta and the user-group taxonomy directly. A Number anchors total restricted posts. A Pie splits the protected library across role, user, and group restriction types. A Bar ranks user groups by content count for coverage planning. An Area trends new restricted posts by post_date so editors see whether the protected library is growing or stagnating.
Workflow
Turn WP Private Content Plus data into a dashboard
Map the postmeta and groups
Compose access chart cards
Save dashboards per editorial function
Share or export
Sample dashboard
Charts you can build from WP Private Content Plus data
Restricted posts
Count
Restrictions by type
Count
group by protection_type
Content per user group
Count
group by group_id
Restricted posts over time
Count
group by post_date
Comparison
Default WP Private Content Plus admin vs SleekView Charts
Default WP Private Content Plus admin
- Protection rules edited per post with no library-wide overview
- No KPI for how much of the site is restricted versus public
- Group coverage requires opening each group and counting attached posts
- Protected content freshness is not surfaced on a timeline
- No read-only dashboard URL to share with an editorial lead
SleekView Charts
- KPI card for total restricted posts across the site
- Pie split of role, user, and group restriction types
- Bar ranking user groups by content count for coverage planning
- Area trend of newly protected posts against publish cadence
- Filters carry between table view and chart view on the same protected cohort
Features
What SleekView Charts gives you for WP Private Content Plus
Library-wide protection map
Render every protected post as a chartable row by joining wp_posts to the WP Private Content Plus meta keys. The whole library becomes a single dataset.
Filters span table and chart
Filter to protection_type of group in the chart view and the underlying restricted-post table stays in sync. Same query, two surfaces, one audit.
Share a read-only snapshot
Send an editor a URL of the protection coverage dashboard or export the restricted cohort to CSV. Content audits work off real numbers, not a manual count.
Audience
Who builds WP Private Content Plus charts dashboards with SleekView
Content admins
Anchor a quarterly content audit on the restricted-posts KPI, restriction-type pie, and group-coverage bar. Spot gaps and overlaps before they surface as support tickets.
Editorial leads
Watch protected-posts trend on an area chart against the editorial calendar. Catch a drift where new content is going up unprotected when it should be gated.
Access reviewers
Group by user group and ranking by content count reveals which groups are over-permissioned or under-permissioned. Used for periodic access reviews.
The bigger picture
Why protected content needs a library-wide view
Content protection plugins almost always optimise for the per-post editing experience, and WP Private Content Plus is no exception. That works while the site is small. By the time the protected library reaches a few hundred posts spread across roles, named users, and user groups, the protection map becomes invisible: nobody on the team can answer how much of the library is restricted, which user group has access to what, or which posts have been quietly drifting unprotected since the last editor rotation.
The data is in postmeta, but the questions need an aggregate view. A dashboard that reads the WP Private Content Plus meta keys plus the user-group taxonomy turns those questions into a glance. The quarterly content audit moves from a spreadsheet to a saved URL, and access reviewers stop reverse-engineering coverage from per-post screens.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView Charts for WP Private Content Plus
wp_posts and wp_postmeta with the WP Private Content Plus protection meta keys, plus the user-group taxonomy terms WP Private Content Plus registers. No data is copied, the cards render straight off the WordPress and plugin schema.
Yes. Any post type WP Private Content Plus supports for protection is queryable in the same way. Group by post_type to compare protected coverage across posts, pages, and any CPT in scope.
Yes. Join wp_users to the user-group taxonomy and to the protected posts those groups gate. The result is a per-user access table that the bar card ranks by number of accessible posts.
Yes. The protection_type group-by surfaces role-based, user-specific, and group-based restrictions on the same pie. Useful for deciding whether to consolidate on groups or roles.
No. wp_posts and wp_postmeta are indexed on the columns SleekView Charts groups by, and the user-group taxonomy is indexed via WordPress core's standard term schema. Sites with tens of thousands of protected posts render the dashboard in well under a second.
Yes. Filter to posts in a specific category or tag where the WP Private Content Plus meta is empty. The bar card surfaces the gap, and the underlying table view lets the editor protect them in bulk.
Where WP Private Content Plus stores global defaults in WordPress options, the dashboard reads them as context but charts the per-post meta which drives the actual access decisions. The per-post layer is where the operational questions live.
Yes. Each saved chart dashboard is scoped by WordPress capability. Content admins see the full audit cockpit, editors see the freshness and coverage cards, and access reviewers see the user-and-group cards.
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