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SleekView for Brizy: pages and templates as customizable tables

Brizy stores its compiled visual builder data in postmeta on each page, with reusable templates as a custom post type. SleekView turns the entire Brizy footprint into one queryable table for audits and bulk metadata edits.

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SleekView table view for Brizy

Brizy pages without the lag

Brizy keeps its compiled layout data in postmeta on each page, and reusable templates as a custom post type. The compiled blob is what the front end renders, with the editor's source structure stored alongside it. The default WordPress admin treats Brizy-built pages as ordinary posts with no indication of which use Brizy or when the layout was last touched in the editor.

SleekView reads every post with Brizy postmeta plus the templates CPT and joins them into one filterable table. Filter to Brizy-built pages only. Sort by last edited descending to spot active campaign pages, or ascending to find layouts untouched for over a year. Pin a saved view for stale Brizy pages, drafts owned by former staff, or templates with no parent reference. Each audit becomes a saved view instead of a manual scroll.

Inline edits to status, slug, and author write through standard WordPress update calls. The Brizy compiled layout data isn't touched (that's the Brizy editor's job) but the surrounding metadata is fair game for housekeeping. CSV export of any audit slice hands an agency client or in-house team a clean Brizy inventory with last-edited dates and owners visible.

Workflow

From scattered screens to one Brizy inventory

1

Detect Brizy-built pages

SleekView scans for posts with Brizy postmeta plus the templates CPT. Every Brizy-touched record lands in one filterable table without manual configuration.
2

Add audit columns

Pull last edited, author, type, and URL into proper sortable columns. Pages, templates, and reusable blocks all carry their type as a filter chip.
3

Save housekeeping views

Pin views for stale pages, drafts from former staff, and templates with no parent. Each saved view persists per user across sessions.
4

Inline-edit metadata

Update status, slug, or author from the row instead of opening the builder. Brizy compiled layout data stays untouched; only surrounding metadata changes.

Sample columns

A typical Brizy pages view

Pages and templates built with Brizy across the site.
Source: WordPress posts/postmeta (Brizy layout data in postmeta, templates as a custom post type)
Title Status Type Last edited Author URL
Q2 launch page Published Page Apr 24, 2026 Mira S. /q2-launch
Pricing v2 Draft Page Apr 21, 2026 Den J. /pricing
Default footer Published Template Apr 14, 2026 Lena R. n/a
Old testimonials block Trashed Template Mar 30, 2026 Mira S. n/a

Comparison

Default Brizy admin vs SleekView

Default Brizy admin

  • Pages and templates are listed in different screens
  • Default tables hide last edited and author
  • No filter to isolate Brizy-built pages
  • Bulk operations on templates are limited
  • Finding stale Brizy pages is a manual task

SleekView

  • Brizy pages and templates in one table
  • Saved views for drafts, stale pages, or templates
  • Inline edit status and slug
  • Filter by type, author, or last edited
  • CSV export of any filtered slice

Features

What SleekView gives you for Brizy

Pages and templates together

Every Brizy-built page and reusable template in one filterable workspace. Type filters scope the grid to exactly the slice an audit needs without manual switching.

Audit filters

Find drafts older than 30 days, untouched pages, or templates with no parent. Each audit becomes a saved view, not a one-off SQL query or manual scroll.

Inline edits

Update status, slug, or author from the row instead of opening the builder. Brizy compiled layout data stays untouched; only surrounding metadata changes.

Audience

Who uses SleekView for Brizy

Agencies

Audit Brizy-built client sites without firing up the visual editor for every page. Per-client saved views make audit deliverables a recurring routine.

In-house teams

Track campaign pages and reusable blocks across the team in one screen. Author and status filters replace the editorial planning spreadsheet entirely.

Site owners

Prune stale pages and templates that nobody has touched in months. Routine housekeeping prevents audit debt from building up across years of campaigns.

The bigger picture

Why Brizy sites need a real audit surface

Brizy emphasizes a fast, modern visual editor and a clean storage model that keeps compiled layout data in postmeta where WordPress tools can read it. That design is what makes Brizy fast on the front end and survivable across hosting moves, but it also means the operational visibility lives in postmeta rather than in the WordPress admin's default screens. Brizy-built pages list as ordinary posts with no indication of which use Brizy versus the block editor versus another tool.

Templates split into their own screen. Drafts from former staff sit in the database forever. Stale campaign pages from previous years go unaudited because the default admin doesn't surface last-edited dates prominently.

Agencies running Brizy across dozens of client sites and in-house teams running Brizy on a single high-traffic site face the same audit debt. A queryable inventory changes the cost of the audit from a multi-day project to a half-hour pass through the grid. Filter to Brizy pages last edited over a year ago and review them in batches.

Find every reusable template at once and check coverage. Spot drafts owned by people who left and clean them up. The data is already there in postmeta; the grid just gives it a working surface.

Questions

Common questions about SleekView for Brizy

In postmeta on each page or post, with reusable items as a custom post type. The compiled layout data lives alongside the editor's source structure, both in postmeta. SleekView reads both directly so the full Brizy footprint shows in the audit grid without any plugin configuration changes.

 

No. Layouts are still edited inside the Brizy editor where the visual interface lives. SleekView edits surrounding metadata (status, slug, author) that doesn't need the visual editor to change. The Brizy compiled layout in postmeta stays untouched, which keeps the visual editor as the only source of truth for layout content.

 

Yes. SleekView detects which pages have Brizy data in postmeta and lets you filter the table accordingly. Sites running Brizy alongside the block editor or another builder can scope the grid to Brizy-only pages for an audit, then switch to all pages for general housekeeping.

 

SleekView focuses on the WordPress side of Brizy, where layouts live in postmeta and templates in a custom post type. Brizy Cloud-only sites that don't sync to WordPress aren't its target use case. For sites running Brizy WordPress (with or without Cloud sync), the grid reads the WordPress-side data directly.

 

Yes. Every view exports the visible columns to CSV. Build the audit slice in the grid first (stale Brizy pages, drafts from former staff, every reusable template), and the export matches exactly. Agencies use these as recurring client audit deliverables; in-house teams use them as redesign planning inputs.

 

Yes. SleekView is read-mostly and inline edits use standard WordPress update calls. The compiled Brizy layout data in postmeta is never touched, which means the front-end render is unaffected. Any plugin hooks (caching, search indexing, audit logs) fire normally on the metadata changes the grid does make.

 

Yes. Filter the author column by user role, status (active, inactive), or specific user. Combine with last-edited date to find drafts orphaned by staff turnover. That kind of audit catches content nobody owns before it becomes a redesign-time problem or a security audit finding.

 

Brizy global blocks are reusable items that appear on multiple pages. SleekView surfaces them as part of the templates CPT with a reference count column showing how many pages use each block. Filter to global blocks with reference count zero to surface unused blocks worth pruning during a redesign or housekeeping pass.

 

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