YITH Product Slider lets merchandisers drop carousels of products onto any page using shortcodes or blocks. The slider renders cleanly on the storefront, the trade-off is that the admin gives no surface for which pages carry which sliders. Cleanup, A/B testing or campaign audits usually start with a content search across wp_posts followed by manual cross-referencing.

SleekView scans wp_posts content for yith_product_slider shortcodes and blocks and renders every placement as a row. Host page, slider ID or product set, slider count on the page, last edit date and post status all sit as real columns. Filter to drafts to spot stale placements never published. Sort by slider count desc to find slider-heavy hub pages. Group by slider ID to find every page consuming a specific configuration.

The plugin keeps owning the storefront carousel. SleekView owns the placement inventory, so the sliders YITH already renders stop hiding inside post content and become something the merchandising team can audit row by row.

YITH Product Slider produces beautiful storefront carousels, the gap is that the placement data lives inside post_content and never gets a queryable admin surface. Merchandisers spend cleanup cycles searching content for the shortcode, opening each result to confirm the configuration and writing the audit list in a spreadsheet. SleekView reads the same wp_posts content YITH parses at render time and renders every placement as a row with host page, slider config, slider count and last edit as columns.

Filters stack into a single query so the campaign-page audit, the hub-page review and the stale-draft cleanup become saved views rather than ad-hoc searches. The plugin keeps owning the storefront slider, while the merchandising team finally reads where every slider lives.