Stax Extras is a focused Elementor widget pack: business-flavoured widgets, hover boxes, marquee, counters and a handful of specialty layouts. Each used widget shows up in _elementor_data with a stax- type prefix. The plugin holds its widget toggle map in a dedicated Stax option at the site level.

The default Stax admin is a single screen of toggles plus version info. It cannot answer "which pages use the Hover Box widget", "which marketing pages still depend on Stax counters" or "which authors are publishing Stax pages". SleekView reads the same meta and option records and renders one paginated table with widget slug, status, author and last-edited columns.

Inline edits route through standard WordPress CRUD, so Stax bundle scoping refreshes as expected. The Elementor JSON stays untouched, the editor owns layout, the table owns the inventory the settings screen omits.

Stax Extras runs lean compared to the seventy-plus widget packs, but lean does not mean self-summarising. The default settings screen tells you what is enabled, not what is used and not by whom. On a site that has carried Stax for a year or two those two answers diverge, and the gap shows up as orphan widget pages and editor confusion.

SleekView reads _elementor_data as a working table source. Filter by widget slug. Sort by last edited.

Bulk-flip status before disabling. The plugin keeps owning the editor and the toggle screen, the table gives the surrounding clean-up an evidence base that fits on one row at a time.