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SleekView for Documentor: documentation as tables

Read the documentation custom post type, join the category taxonomy, and surface every entry in one flat list. Inline-edit ordering, parent, and status without opening each doc.

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SleekView table view for Documentor

A flat editorial view for nested doc trees

Documentor structures documentation as nested entries inside a custom post type. The plugin's tree UI is great for end-users and frustrating for editors who want a flat list. SleekView reads the documentation CPT and gives editors a single, sortable, filterable surface with parent, category, and last-updated as proper columns.

Sample columns

A typical Documentor documentation view

SleekView reads the documentation CPT and joins parent and category data into named columns.
Source: wp_posts (documentation CPT) + wp_term_taxonomy
Title Parent Category Status Updated Author
Installation Getting started Setup Published Apr 24 alex@studio.co
Configuration Getting started Setup Published Apr 23 ria@design.io
Webhooks reference API Developers Draft Apr 24 tom@hello.dev
Removed fields Changelog Reference Trash Apr 18 mia@brew.coop

Comparison

Default Documentor admin vs SleekView

Default Documentor admin

  • Tree UI is built for end-users, not for editorial review
  • No flat list with sort by date or author
  • Filtering by category requires drilling into each parent
  • Bulk-edit ordering is per-section, not corpus-wide
  • Custom meta fields aren't surfaced as columns

SleekView

  • Read the documentation CPT with parent and taxonomy data joined
  • Flat list with sort by author, date, and status
  • Inline-edit parent and ordering across many entries at once
  • Save filters like "Drafts in API section" as named queues
  • Switch between table and tree views of the same data

Features

What SleekView gives you for Documentor

Flat list across every section

Documentor's tree is great on the frontend but slow for editorial review. SleekView gives you the flat list editors actually want, with section as a column.

Inline-edit parent and ordering

Move an entry from one section to another, or change its position in the parent's children, without opening the editor.

Filter by status, author, date

Combine status, author, category, and last-updated. Save "Drafts older than two weeks" as a saved view your team revisits.

Audience

Who uses SleekView for Documentor

Documentation teams

Editorial backlog of drafts, stale entries, and uncategorized documents — each as a saved filter on the same view.

Support teams

Quick lookups across the documentation tree without manually drilling into each parent section.

Solo authors

"My drafts" filter with last-updated visible — easy to spot which entries need finishing before the next release.

Questions

Common questions about SleekView for Documentor

Documentor uses a custom post type for documentation entries with parent/child relationships handled via WordPress's native post_parent. SleekView reads the CPT and surfaces the parent as a real column.

 

Yes. Parent assignment is editable in the row. SleekView writes back through the standard WordPress post API, so the frontend tree updates automatically.

 

SleekView reads the CPT name dynamically — whichever name your install uses works. Older Documentor versions used different post-type slugs; the agent UI helps you point SleekView at the right one.

 

Yes. Any postmeta key can be surfaced as a column. Useful for tracking review status, last-verified date, or any custom editorial flag your team uses.

 

Yes. Ordering writes back to menu_order, which Documentor's frontend uses for tree position. Drag-and-drop ordering inside a parent works in SleekView too.

 

Yes. If your Documentor install registers multiple post types or sections, SleekView builds a tab per source so editors stay on one screen.

 

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