SleekView for PublishPress Permissions
SleekView reads PublishPress Permissions rules from the wp_ppc tables and renders them in a clean, sortable table. Find conflicting exceptions, audit role grants and edit rules inline.
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Permissions rules pile up faster than you can audit them
Sample columns
Permissions exception ledger
wp_ppc_exceptions
| Item | Type | Operation | Role | Status | State |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Editorial 2026 | Term | Edit | Editor | Allow | Active |
| Old Campaign | Post | Read | Subscriber | Allow | Review |
| Internal Docs | Term | Edit | Author | Block | Restricted |
| Press Releases | Post | Edit | Editor | Allow | Active |
Comparison
PublishPress Permissions admin vs SleekView
PublishPress Permissions admin
- Exceptions are split across post and role screens
- No combined sort by role and operation
- Filtering across types is limited
- Bulk edit of operations is not exposed
- Hard to spot conflicting allow and block rules
SleekView
- Joins wp_ppc_exceptions and wp_ppc_exception_items in one table
- Filter by role, operation and exception type
- Sort by role, item type and last update
- Inline edit operation, status and applies-to
- Spot conflicting allow and block rules at a glance
Features
What SleekView gives you for PublishPress Permissions
Rule ledger
Every exception in one table with role, item type, operation and status.
Find conflicts fast
Filter by role and item to spot allow and block exceptions colliding on the same content.
Inline rule edits
Toggle operation, change role and update status without leaving the audit view.
Audience
What Permissions teams use SleekView for
Quarterly access audits
Filter by role and export the list to share access reviews with security and compliance.
Onboarding new roles
Group exceptions by role to plan grants and blocks for a new editor or contributor team.
Conflict cleanup
Sort by item to find the same post wrapped in conflicting allow and block rules.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView for PublishPress Permissions
No. PublishPress Permissions still owns enforcement. SleekView is a faster audit and edit view for the same rule data.
From the wp_ppc_exceptions and wp_ppc_exception_items tables that PublishPress Permissions writes to.
Yes. Edits go through the standard Permissions API, so caching and capability hooks fire as usual.
Yes. Any filtered view can be exported as CSV with the columns and order you see on screen.
PressPermit is the legacy version. SleekView focuses on the current PublishPress Permissions schema.
Super admins always bypass the rules. SleekView simply reflects the data, it never overrides PublishPress logic.
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