FleekDash 2.0.1 frames the Dashboard as home base: one hash route (#/dashboard) where published content, engagement, registrations, growth score, and the main time-series chart stay aligned instead of scattering across WordPress screens.
A ssingle date range selection now drives all your charts at once, giving you instant, synchronized insights across your entire site performance.
What's New
Single overview: stats cards and the main chart pull from the unified dashboard data layer so KPIs and trends tell one story for the active period.
Content approval in context: the Pending Approval grid surfaces pending posts on the same surface, Approve, refine inline, or clear the queue with Approve All plus progress feedback (aligned with the Pending Approval workflow in docs).
Growth in the title bar: growth score and progress stay visible alongside core KPIs so stakeholders see momentum without exporting spreadsheets.
Session-smart date range & cache discipline: your period selection persists for the session; Clear Cache in the header invalidates stale slices (including pending-post caches) so refreshes match reality after bulk publishes or moderator sweeps.
Enterprise-friendly responsiveness: the dashboard preloads common presets (for example 7d / 30d / 90d / 1y) in the background where enabled so switching periods feels immediate when you hop back to overview work.
One-click analytics refresh: trigger manual data reload from the dashboard header and update KPIs and charts without reloading the page.
Smarter query refresh flow: dashboard queries are refetched with loading feedback so you know exactly when data is updating.
Unified Period Overview: change the date range once and watch all dashboard charts, including Published Content, Comments, Users, and Growth, react instantly and in sync with no need to configure each one individually.
What's Improved
Unified context system ensures a single date selection propagates instantly across all charts.
Refined calendar date range picker styling for a cleaner and more polished experience.
Added more date range presets for quick access to common timeframes.
Improved chart loading states for a smoother experience.
Operational clarity: editorial and agency teams spend less time reconciling “chart says X, grid says Y” because approvals, KPIs, and growth signals share the same cadence.
Better balance between speed and freshness with React Query caching plus backend analytics cache.
More predictable “last updated” behavior after refresh actions in daily reporting workflows.
