SleekView for Toolset Types: custom post type & field tables
Toolset Types lets you build custom post types, fields, taxonomies, and relationships in WordPress. SleekView turns each of those models into a queryable working table.
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Manage your Toolset content models without bouncing between post lists
wpcf- prefix, plus its own relationships. SleekView gives every type its own view with the fields, taxonomies, and related items shown as proper columns.
Sample columns
A typical Toolset Types properties view
WordPress posts/postmeta and Toolset relationship tables
| Listing | Beds | Price | Location | Agent | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Riverside loft | 2 | €420,000 | Berlin | Lena Park | Active |
| Suburban family home | 4 | €780,000 | Munich | Sam Ortiz | Pending |
| Lake cabin | 3 | €295,000 | Konstanz | — | Withdrawn |
| Studio apartment | 1 | €185,000 | Berlin | Lena Park | Active |
Comparison
Default Toolset admin vs SleekView
Default Toolset admin
- Custom post type lists rely on WordPress's default columns
- Toolset fields don't show as columns out of the box
- Relationship data is invisible on the post list
- Bulk editing of custom fields needs Views or custom code
- No combined view across related post types
SleekView
- One table per Toolset post type with its custom fields
- Show related posts inline (parent, child, many-to-many)
- Sort and filter by any custom field, including numeric and date types
- Inline edit text, number, select, and relationship fields
- Save views per role for editors, sales, or operations teams
Features
What SleekView gives you for Toolset Types
Custom types as proper tables
Each Toolset content model gets its own table with the columns you'd actually want, not just the WordPress defaults.
Relationships in the same row
Display parent, child, and many-to-many connections inline so you can see which agent owns a listing or which event a session belongs to.
Inline edit Toolset fields
Update prices, statuses, and selections in bulk without diving into each post. Changes save back through Toolset's own field handlers.
Audience
Who uses SleekView for Toolset Types
Real estate sites
Review listings with price and agent in one row instead of opening each post.
Directory site builders
Manage members, businesses, or events without custom column code.
WordPress developers
Stop building one-off admin screens for clients with rich content models.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView for Toolset Types
Yes. Even though the public Toolset Types plugin was discontinued, sites running it (or the wider Toolset suite) still store data in standard WordPress meta with the wpcf- prefix that SleekView reads.
Yes. SleekView resolves parent, child, and many-to-many relationships and shows the related post titles inline.
Yes. SleekView uses Toolset's field update functions where available so any custom field hooks still fire.
Yes, alongside Views. SleekView is for managing data inside the admin; Views remains the front-end display layer.
Yes. Numeric, date, and currency fields sort correctly because SleekView reads the underlying meta value type.
Yes. SleekView is read-only by default and only writes through Toolset's own update functions when you make an inline edit.
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