Yes. Apparatus taxonomy maps to template variants with subtle palette and corner-glyph adjustments. Reformer reads as one color and energy, mat reads as another, Cadillac and chair each have their own visual associations across weeks of consistent cards.

Yes. Week-view template pulls from posts in the current week and lays them into a list on a single card. Useful for Sunday weekly-schedule shares that let the audience screenshot the whole week of available classes at once.

Private session posts use a more discrete template variant suitable for client-facing shares. The variant emphasizes credentials and session length rather than the energetic group-class details, which fits the in-home or one-on-one client context.

Yes. Each studio can have its own template variant with subtle brand-color tinting. The instructor's overall card identity stays unified across studios, but each studio sees its classes presented in a way that respects the studio's own visual brand.

Yes. Drop-in price lives as a field per class post. Updating studio rates is a quick bulk-edit. SleekPixel bulk-rerenders to update the back catalog so old class cards do not show outdated rates to the audience scrolling past.

Workshop and series posts have their own category with fields for series dates and theme. The workshop template variant emphasizes the series progression and registration deadline rather than the standard drop-in details from weekly classes.

Yes. Booking plugins register their own post types or use Posts with extra fields. SleekPixel renders from any post type, so the class can live in the booking plugin and the card can render from those fields directly without any duplication.

Vary the background palette subtly by season and by apparatus. SleekPixel maps both factors to a palette pair so the catalog stays seasonally varied while the template structure and apparatus associations remain consistent across the year of teaching.