No. SleekRank does not generate questions. The educator team owns the bank — questions written by subject specialists, reviewed by peers, and versioned in the sheet — and SleekRank renders pages from those rows. The pedagogical work, including difficulty calibration and answer keys, stays with the educators. SleekRank is a rendering layer.

Yes. Use details/summary HTML or accordion markup inside the question data. SleekRank renders whatever you map in. A common pattern is to store prompt and answer as separate fields in each question object and wrap them in a

Yes. Add level and exam columns and either filter sources per page-group or run separate page groups per level. Separate page groups give independent urlPatterns and base templates, which is useful when GCSE and A-Level layouts differ enough to deserve distinct templates rather than a single conditional one.

Edit the source row, clear the SleekRank cache, and the next request rebuilds the page with new questions and metadata. The cache duration controls automatic re-reads. For end-of-term updates that need to land everywhere at once, flush manually rather than waiting for cache expiry. The data row is the authoritative version.

No. SleekRank is a rendering layer for question content, not an assessment engine. There's no scoring, timing, or attempt tracking. For graded testing, integrate a quiz plugin like LearnDash or Tutor LMS and link from the topic page into the assessment. SleekRank pages work well as study companions to those graded tests.

Yes. Each generated URL is a real WordPress page in the sitemap. The base template is excluded automatically. Strong internal linking — from subject indexes, exam-unit indexes, and related-topic sections — helps every topic in the long tail get discovered, especially for niche exam-spec queries.

Yes. Add a year or syllabus-version column and either run separate page groups per year or include the version in the slug. Versioning matters when exam boards retire questions or reweight units; keeping prior years addressable as their own URLs preserves teacher links and student bookmarks.

Use your existing membership plugin to gate the rendered output at the base-template level. SleekRank renders the data into the template; the template's conditional logic decides whether to show full questions, sample-only previews, or a paywall. Cache implications matter — separate caches per access tier or render gated content client-side.