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SleekView for Echo Knowledge Base: articles as tables

Read the epkb_post_type custom post type and join its category taxonomy. Sort by views, filter by KB, and inline-edit category and status across many articles.

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SleekView table view for Echo Knowledge Base

An editorial table for Echo's article corpus

Echo Knowledge Base registers articles as a custom post type with a category taxonomy that can nest five levels deep. The default list table flattens that hierarchy and hides article views and analytics. SleekView reads the CPT, joins the category tree, and surfaces views and feedback as sortable columns for editorial review.

Sample columns

A typical Echo KB articles view

SleekView reads the KB article CPT and joins category + tag taxonomies, plus view-count meta where present.
Source: wp_posts (epkb_post_type) + wp_term_taxonomy (KB categories)
Article Category KB Status Views Updated
Installing the plugin Setup Main KB Published 1,204 Apr 23
API authentication Developers Main KB Published 812 Apr 22
Pricing FAQ Billing Main KB Draft 0 Apr 24
Migrating from Confluence Migrations Internal KB Published 98 Apr 19

Comparison

Default Echo KB UI vs SleekView

Default Echo KB admin

  • Default WordPress list table — no view counts, no feedback columns
  • Category filtering doesn't surface deep nesting cleanly
  • Multiple knowledge bases can't be filtered side-by-side in one list
  • Glossary, FAQ, and quiz post types each have their own admin screen
  • Bulk re-categorization is per-article in the post editor

SleekView

  • Read the article CPT with category, tag, and KB join
  • Article views, feedback, and content-analysis scores as sortable columns
  • Inline-edit category and KB assignment without opening each article
  • Save "Stale articles" or "Articles with no views" as named editorial queues
  • Combine articles, FAQs, and glossary terms in one tabbed surface

Features

What SleekView gives you for Echo Knowledge Base

One table across every KB

Echo Pro supports unlimited knowledge bases. SleekView shows them side-by-side with a KB column, so you can audit content distribution across products.

Views and feedback as columns

Echo's analytics meta becomes sortable columns. Find your most-read articles, your zero-view drafts, and your articles with negative feedback in seconds.

Inline-edit category and KB

Move articles between KBs, change category, or update status across many rows. The plugin's frontend layouts pick up the changes automatically.

Audience

Who uses SleekView for Echo Knowledge Base

Documentation leads

Editorial review queue: drafts older than two weeks, articles with low views, articles missing categories. Each is one saved filter.

Support managers

Filter by category to see coverage gaps, sort by feedback to find articles that need rewriting, and reassign authors inline.

Customer success

Quick lookups across multiple KBs — sorted by views — for quoting article links into customer conversations.

Questions

Common questions about SleekView for Echo Knowledge Base

Articles are a custom post type registered by the plugin (commonly epkb_post_type for the default KB). The plugin also registers a hierarchical category taxonomy that supports up to five levels of nesting. SleekView reads both.

 

Yes. Echo's view counter and analytics data are stored in postmeta or plugin tables. SleekView surfaces those as columns so you can sort by popularity or find articles with no traffic.

 

Yes. Echo KB Pro registers a separate post type per KB. SleekView treats KB as a column and lets you filter or split views by KB — useful when you have different products with different docs.

 

Each is its own post type in Echo. SleekView builds a view per source, or combines them in tabs so editors review everything from one screen.

 

Echo's AI training data refreshes from the article corpus. SleekView writes through standard WordPress post APIs, so the next AI sync includes inline edits made through SleekView.

 

Yes. Echo Pro's content-analysis features (tag analysis, readability, gap analysis) write scores into meta. SleekView surfaces those as sortable columns so you can prioritize improvements.

 

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