SleekView for Elementor Pro
Read the elementor_library CPT plus the _elementor_template_type and display-condition meta, then surface theme builder, popups, loops and search results as one inline-editable table that the default Pro admin splits across separate screens.
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Pro templates deserve one queryable table
Elementor Pro stores every theme builder template, popup, loop item, search-results layout and error page in the elementor_library custom post type. Type is tracked through the _elementor_template_type meta (single, archive, header, footer, popup, loop-item, search-results, error-404). Display conditions live in adjacent meta keys, and Pro forms (when Submissions is enabled) write rows to the dedicated e_submissions and e_submissions_values tables.
The default Pro admin scatters these across separate sub-screens. There is no single list that answers "show me every theme builder template, its type, its condition and when it was last edited" or "find every popup with a draft status and an author who left the team". SleekView reads the same CPT and meta and renders one paginated table with the columns Pro already writes.
Inline edits to status, slug or author route through the standard WordPress update path, so Pro's caches invalidate exactly as they would after a save in the editor. The Elementor JSON in _elementor_data stays untouched, the editor remains the source of truth for layout, the table owns the metadata Pro otherwise hides behind a click.
Workflow
How SleekView reads Elementor Pro's library
Pick the source CPT
elementor_library for theme builder, popup, loop and error templates, or wp_posts filtered to _elementor_data for Pro-built pages. SleekView exposes Pro template types and display-condition meta as filterable columns.
Compose the column set
e_submissions with form ID, value and submitted-at columns.
Save and scope the view
Edit inline and ship
Sample columns
A typical Elementor Pro template view
elementor_library record across single, archive, header, footer, popup, loop-item and search-results templates in one table.
wp_posts (elementor_library) + wp_postmeta (_elementor_template_type, display conditions)
| Title | Type | Display condition | Status | Last edited | Author |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Single — Case study | Single | post_type: case-study | Published | Apr 24, 2026 | Lena R. |
| Header — global | Header | entire site | Published | Apr 22, 2026 | Den J. |
| Popup — Spring sale | Popup | trigger: scroll 50% | Draft | Apr 19, 2026 | Mira S. |
| Archive — Blog | Archive | post_type: post | Published | Apr 10, 2026 | Lena R. |
| Search results | Search results | search query: any | Trashed | Mar 02, 2026 | Tom B. |
Comparison
Default Elementor Pro admin vs SleekView
Default Elementor Pro admin
- Theme builder, popups and loop items render as separate paginated screens
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No single list spans every
elementor_librarytemplate type - Display-condition meta is hidden until you open each template
- Last edited and author columns are missing from the default tables
- Bulk status changes across template types require multiple sub-screens
SleekView
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Every
elementor_librarytemplate in one queryable table - Display-condition and template-type filters as first-class columns
- Inline-edit status, slug and author across many templates in one pass
- Saved views per role (Pro audit, stale popups, draft headers)
- CSV export of any filtered slice for client handovers
Features
What SleekView gives you for Elementor Pro
Pro library on one screen
See singles, archives, headers, footers, popups, loops and search-results templates side by side, filterable by _elementor_template_type without flipping between Pro sub-screens.
Audit-grade filters
Combine template type, display condition, status, author and last edited. Each filter saves as a named view so agency audits run in seconds, not screen-by-screen scrolls.
Inline metadata edits
Update status, slug or author directly in the row. The _elementor_data JSON stays untouched, so the editor remains the sole owner of layout content.
Audience
Who uses SleekView for Elementor Pro
Agencies
Per-client Pro audits as a single inventory: every theme builder slot, every popup, every loop item, with last-edited and condition columns visible at a glance.
Marketing teams
Filter popups by trigger or campaign and bulk-update status when a promotion ends. Saved views for active campaigns keep the popup library tidy.
Site owners
Spot stale Pro templates with last-edited filters and retire orphans before they ship to staging. Routine housekeeping prevents the Pro library from sprawling.
The bigger picture
Why Pro libraries need a row-level surface
Elementor Pro is what most growing Elementor sites graduate to once a marketing team forms around the install. Theme builder templates, popups and loop items accumulate fast, and each lives in its own Pro sub-screen with a fixed three-column list. The metadata Pro already writes, the template type in _elementor_template_type, the display-condition keys, the author and the last-edited date, never appears as filterable columns in one place.
SleekView reads the same elementor_library records and renders the table the Pro admin should have shipped. Editorial leads filter draft popups, agency leads audit stale theme builder slots, marketers retire campaign templates in bulk. The editor keeps owning the layout, the table owns the inventory.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView for Elementor Pro
Directly from wp_posts (the elementor_library CPT) and wp_postmeta (the _elementor_template_type and display-condition keys). No exports, no shadow copies. When the Submissions feature is enabled the e_submissions and e_submissions_values tables are available as separate views.
Yes. Filter elementor_library on _elementor_template_type values single, archive, header, footer and error-404 and SleekView renders one paginated table with title, type, display condition, status, last edited and author as columns. The default Pro admin keeps those types on separate screens.
No. The _elementor_data JSON stays the editor's responsibility. SleekView edits the surrounding metadata: status, slug, author, custom fields you choose to expose. Bulk-trash a stale set of popups and the editor is never opened.
Yes. Updates route through the standard WordPress CRUD path, so Pro's cache invalidation, display-condition refresh and any custom hooks attached to save_post_elementor_library fire exactly as they would after a manual save.
Yes. Display-condition meta surfaces as a filterable column, so you can confirm every custom post type has a single template, every theme has a header for the home page and no archive template was published with the default "entire site" condition by accident.
Yes, when the Submissions feature is enabled. The e_submissions table is available as its own SleekView source with form ID, value summary and submitted-at columns. Pair it with the template table to audit which Pro form template each batch of submissions came from.
Yes. Queries hit indexed columns on wp_posts (post_type, post_status, post_modified, post_author) and the indexed meta_key column on postmeta. The Pro library can carry hundreds of templates without the table slowing down.
No. The Pro editor remains where it has always been for design work. SleekView adds a row-level inventory on top of the Pro library so audits, bulk metadata edits and CSV handovers stop requiring screen-by-screen click-throughs.
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