SleekView for Elementor: pages and templates as customizable tables
Elementor stores layouts as JSON in postmeta on the page or template they belong to. SleekView surfaces every Elementor page and template as a clean, queryable table.
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Every Elementor page in one place
_elementor_data key. SleekView pulls every Elementor-built post into one structured table, with last edited, status, and template type always visible.
Sample columns
A typical Elementor pages view
WordPress posts/postmeta (Elementor layouts in postmeta, plus the elementor_library CPT for templates)
| Title | Status | Type | Last edited | Author | URL |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Spring 2026 campaign | Published | Page | Apr 24, 2026 | Lena R. | /spring-2026 |
| Pricing redesign | Draft | Page | Apr 22, 2026 | Mira S. | /pricing |
| Header — global | Published | Header template | Apr 18, 2026 | Den J. | n/a |
| Old launch page | Trashed | Page | Apr 11, 2026 | Lena R. | /launch |
Comparison
Default Elementor admin vs SleekView
Default Elementor admin
- Pages and templates live in different screens
- No filter for Elementor-built versus other pages
- Last edited and author columns are missing in the default table
- Bulk status changes are clunky for templates
- Finding stale Elementor pages requires manual digging
SleekView
- All Elementor pages and templates in one table
- Saved views for drafts, stale pages, or template types
- Inline edit status and slug
- Filter by template type, author, or last edited
- CSV export of the audit slice you need
Features
What SleekView gives you for Elementor
Pages and templates together
See every page built with Elementor plus headers, footers, and reusable parts in one place.
Audit-friendly filters
Find pages last edited over six months ago, drafts owned by former staff, or untranslated templates.
Inline edits
Update status, slug, and author without opening the editor for housekeeping tasks.
Audience
Who uses SleekView for Elementor
Agencies
Audit client sites for stale Elementor pages, broken templates, and orphan drafts.
Editorial teams
Track which campaign pages are live, drafted, or scheduled in one workspace.
Site owners
Spot which Elementor pages haven't been touched in months and prune them.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView for Elementor
In WordPress postmeta on each page, post, or template, typically under the _elementor_data key. Templates also use the elementor_library custom post type.
No. SleekView shows the page and template metadata around layouts. Layout JSON is still edited inside the Elementor editor.
Yes. Header, footer, single, archive, and section templates all show as filterable values.
Yes. SleekView reads the same posts and postmeta both versions use.
Yes. Every saved view exports to CSV with your visible columns.
Yes. SleekView is read-mostly. Inline edits use the standard WordPress update path.
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