a3 Lazy Load extends lazy loading beyond images: iframes, videos, embeds and avatars all defer through one settings screen. Configuration lives across the a3_lazy_load_settings option family in wp_options, with separate toggles per asset type, skip classes and post-type exclusions. The plugin's admin lists the toggles but offers no per-post view of how those toggles actually play out.

SleekView indexes the option family and parses the post_content of wp_posts for the markers a3 Lazy Load writes at render time, including skip-class indicators on excluded elements. Asset type, host post, host post type and skip class sit as sortable, filterable columns. Pull every lazy video across custom post types or every asset matched by a specific skip class without opening any post by hand.

Inline edits run through standard WordPress CRUD, so post-save hooks still fire and a3 Lazy Load continues to rewrite tags at render time. Bulk-update the host post status or fix a category; the rewrite pipeline and skip-class logic stay inside the plugin.

a3 Lazy Load covers a wide range of asset types and exposes a long list of toggles to control them. Without a per-post list, the team is left guessing whether the skip classes catch the right elements and whether video and embed-heavy posts actually defer. SleekView reads the option family and indexes the rewritten asset markers as the structured data they already are.

Engineers audit skip-class coverage in a single named view. Agency support fields client questions from a read-only slice. Editorial leads confirm coverage on the templates they ship.

The plugin keeps doing the rewrite work it does well, and SleekView gives the team a reading layer they can share.