SleekView for Polylang: translations and languages as customizable tables
Polylang uses term taxonomy to assign languages to posts, pages, and terms. SleekView turns that translation graph into a single, queryable table.
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Polylang coverage without the spreadsheet
Sample columns
A typical Polylang translation coverage view
WordPress term taxonomy (Polylang language and translation taxonomies on standard tables)
| Title | Type | EN | DE | FR | Last updated |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| About us | Page | Linked | Linked | Draft | Apr 24, 2026 |
| Spring sale | Post | Linked | Missing | Missing | Apr 22, 2026 |
| Privacy policy | Page | Linked | Linked | Linked | Apr 18, 2026 |
| Old promo | Post | Linked | Stale | Missing | Feb 12, 2026 |
Comparison
Default Polylang admin vs SleekView
Default Polylang admin
- Language columns are appended to standard post tables one screen at a time
- No combined view across post types
- Filters reset between visits
- Stale translations are hard to spot
- Bulk translation creation is per-post
SleekView
- All post types and languages in one table
- Saved views for missing or stale translations
- Inline edit notes per row
- Filter by language, post type, or last updated
- CSV export for translator handoffs
Features
What SleekView gives you for Polylang
Per-language columns
Each Polylang language gets a status column you can sort and filter on.
Find missing or stale
Save a view for missing translations or for items where the source has been edited since.
Inline translator notes
Leave handoff notes per row to coordinate with translators.
Audience
Who uses SleekView for Polylang
Localization managers
Plan translation work by language with concrete coverage numbers.
Translators
Pull a clean CSV of exactly the posts that need them to act.
Site owners
See where Polylang coverage drops below acceptable thresholds.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView for Polylang
In standard WordPress term taxonomy. Languages are taxonomy terms and translations are stored as relationships, without custom database tables.
No. SleekView gives visibility and management. Translations are still entered through Polylang.
Yes. Combine post type, language, and status filters freely.
Yes. Both versions use the same taxonomy structure SleekView reads from.
Yes. Filter to missing in a language and export to CSV.
No. SleekView paginates server-side and queries taxonomy efficiently.
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