Blocksy ships a header builder, content blocks, and a customizer that's earned a strong following. Blocksy Pro adds a custom post types feature that registers portfolio, team, and FAQ post types in a few clicks, plus content blocks that render those CPTs anywhere on the site. The admin side stays at WordPress defaults: title, author, date, click into the post for anything else. SleekView reads wp_posts joined to wp_postmeta directly so the meta Blocksy Pro content blocks render at the front becomes columns in the admin.

The picker lists the CPTs registered on the install — Blocksy Pro's own, plus any from a child theme or third-party plugin — and the meta keys actually present on each. ACF field groups attached through the customizer's content-block UI work the same way; sub-fields in repeaters and group fields are joinable as columns. Meta Box fields read out of the same postmeta table.

Inline edits route through wp_update_post and update_post_meta, so Blocksy's content-block hooks fire on save. Bulk-flip portfolio entries from draft to publish, update a feature flag across thirty FAQ items, correct a team-member role across the directory — every filter that would have run on a manual save still runs. The customizer stays where it is, content blocks keep rendering, and the admin gets a row-level workspace.

Blocksy Pro's custom post types feature lowered the barrier to registering portfolio, team, and FAQ CPTs — what used to take a code snippet now takes a customizer panel. Content blocks render those CPTs on the front end with the same care the customizer applies to headers and footers. The admin side, however, stayed at WordPress core defaults.

A title column, an author, a date, and the editor for everything else. The asymmetry shows up the moment a Blocksy site grows beyond a few entries: a studio with forty portfolio items, a company with eighty team members across departments, a FAQ catalog with a hundred entries spanning ten topics. The data is structured, the rendering is sharp, but the admin is a click-through marathon.

SleekView turns the same data into a workspace. The meta keys Blocksy Pro content blocks render become sortable, filterable columns. HR updates roles inline, designers flip portfolio featured flags, content owners review stale FAQs by last-reviewed date.

Blocksy keeps rendering with the customizer it's known for; SleekView gives the back end an interface that matches the structure of the data Blocksy Pro put there. Same database, same hooks, same rendering — much less clicking.