SleekView for Pods: content type & advanced content table tables
Pods builds custom post types and Advanced Content Types with their own database tables. SleekView turns every Pod into a queryable, editable table.
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See every Pod row, including ACTs that live in their own tables
wp_posts with postmeta and lets Advanced Content Types live in their own custom database tables outside the WordPress meta system. SleekView reads either storage so each Pod becomes a workable view with the fields and relationships you defined.
Sample columns
A typical Pods Advanced Content Type view
WordPress posts/postmeta or Pods custom tables for Advanced Content Types
| Title | Author | ISBN | Price | Stock | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Project Hail Mary | Andy Weir | 9780593135204 | $18.99 | 42 | In stock |
| The Pragmatic Programmer | Hunt & Thomas | 9780135957059 | $32.50 | 3 | Low |
| Old reference manual | — | — | — | 0 | Discontinued |
| A Philosophy of Software Design | John Ousterhout | 9781732102200 | $22.00 | 18 | In stock |
Comparison
Default Pods admin vs SleekView
Default Pods admin
- Pods admin tables show basic fields but not all custom fields
- Advanced Content Type rows live outside WP_Query so list filters are limited
- Bulk editing custom Pods fields needs Pods Templates or custom code
- Relationships across Pods don't appear inline on listing screens
- No simple way to share a curated table view with non-admins
SleekView
- One table per Pod, including Advanced Content Types
- All custom fields visible as sortable, filterable columns
- Inline edit values, including relationships and select fields
- Group rows by category, taxonomy, or related Pod
- Save shared views per role for ops, editorial, or support
Features
What SleekView gives you for Pods
Pods and ACTs together
Standard custom post types and Advanced Content Types share the same UI. Switch between them like database tables.
Relationships and bidirectional
Show related Pods inline. Edit one side and see the other side update if bidirectional sync is configured.
Inline edit Pods fields
Update prices, statuses, and selections in bulk. Writes go through Pods' own field handlers so validation and hooks still apply.
Audience
Who uses SleekView for Pods
WordPress developers
Manage rich Pods data models without one-off admin pages.
Product catalog sites
Edit ACT-based catalogs as sortable inventory tables.
Editorial teams
Browse and update Pods content with the columns that match the workflow.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView for Pods
Yes. ACTs are first-class in SleekView. Their custom database tables are queried directly, so you keep their performance benefits.
Yes. SleekView surfaces relationship pickers in cells, and bidirectional relationships update both sides through Pods.
Yes. Writes go through Pods' update functions, so field validation and pods_api hooks still fire.
Yes. Pods' table storage option for fields is supported alongside the standard meta-based storage.
Yes. Any view exports to CSV, which is helpful for migrating data or sharing it with external tools.
Yes. SleekView coexists with Pods Pro and add-ons like List Tables, since it reads the same Pods data layer.
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