SleekView for Bricks Builder
SleekView reads Bricks pages and templates and renders them as a fast, sortable table. Filter by template type, sort by last edited, and clean up draft layouts with inline edits.
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Bricks sites accumulate layouts quickly
Sample columns
Bricks pages and templates
wp_postmeta
| Title | Type | Conditions | Author | Last edited | State |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Header Main | Template | Entire site | Anna | 2026-04-19 | Active |
| Old Promo | Page | — | Marc | 2024-12-04 | Draft |
| Archive 2023 | Template | Categories | Lina | 2023-09-12 | Disabled |
| Homepage | Page | — | Anna | 2026-04-23 | Active |
Comparison
Bricks admin lists vs SleekView
Bricks admin lists
- Templates and pages live on separate screens
- No combined view of conditions and last edited
- Filters are limited to status and template type
- Bulk edit is missing for template conditions
- No saved views for editorial workflows
SleekView
- Bricks pages and bricks_template rows in one table
- Filter by template type and applied conditions
- Sort by last edited across all Bricks content
- Inline edit slug, status and menu order
- Open any row in the Bricks editor in one click
Features
What SleekView gives you for Bricks Builder
Templates and pages together
Headers, footers, archives and pages share one sortable table with a Type column to slice by.
Conditions made visible
See which posts and archives a template applies to without opening the conditions modal.
Inline edits
Rename, reslug, toggle status and reorder layouts without leaving the table.
Audience
What Bricks teams use SleekView for
Template audits
Group by type to spot overlapping headers, footers or archive layouts ready for cleanup.
Client handoffs
Hand a client a clear inventory of every Bricks layout with author, status and last edit.
Site rebuilds
Tag and export pages and templates when planning a redesign or migration.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView for Bricks Builder
No. Visual edits stay in the Bricks editor. SleekView edits the metadata around layouts like title, slug, parent and status.
It uses the bricks_template post type and the _bricks_page_content meta key, the markers Bricks uses internally.
Yes. The conditions array is summarised into a readable column you can filter.
No. Rows are virtualised, so a thousand templates render as quickly as a hundred.
Yes. The standard duplicate action is wired up as a row action so you can clone a template inline.
SleekView focuses on layout posts, not Bricks global classes. Those stay in the Bricks settings panel.
Pricing
More than 1000+
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