Yes, and that is the point of moving FAQs out of Gutenberg. Add the FAQPage JSON-LD block to the base page once with selector mappings that pull each question and answer from the same columns the visible accordion uses. Every /faq/{slug}/ ships valid structured data because schema and content share one source. Validate with the Rich Results Test once and the structural pattern guarantees consistency forever.

Carry HTML in the answers column if you need formatting like links, code, or bold text, and configure the list mapping to render entries as raw HTML. Plain-text answers work too: the template wraps them in paragraph tags automatically. Keep answers tight, two to four sentences each, since long answers should usually become their own pages and link from the FAQ.

Yes. The base page owns the markup and interactivity. Use Alpine.js or a small vanilla script that toggles an open class on click, with the first item optionally pre-expanded. SleekRank only delivers the dt and dd nodes, so the open or collapsed state is purely a template concern.

Two patterns work. Carry the canonical Q and A in one row and reference its slug via a related_qa column in other topics, then render those references as cross-topic links. Or duplicate the Q and A across rows when the answer differs subtly per audience. Cross-linking keeps maintenance cheaper, duplication keeps each topic page comprehensive without a click out.

Yes. Add a category column with values like ecommerce, support, product. Render category badges via selector mapping, run a /faq/ index page that filters by category, or set up multiple page groups under /faq/support/{slug}/ and /faq/product/{slug}/ for fully separate URL trees if your information architecture calls for it.

No. SleekRank only places existing content into the template. Answer writing stays with your support, product, or editorial team. Pair with SleekAI if you want help drafting initial answers, but a human should always review before adding the row to the source. The plugin's value is removing the publishing friction, not generating the substance.

Remove or hide the row in the source, run wp db query to clear the items table, and the URL stops resolving. If the FAQ had backlinks, set up a 301 redirect via your redirect plugin to a related current FAQ. A status column flagging current, deprecated, or archived makes audits easier as the library grows past fifty topics.

Add a last_reviewed column with ISO dates and surface it on the page near the title via tag mapping. Sort the source by that column to find stale topics quickly. Pair it with a needs_review boolean if you want a separate audit view, and filter the index page to surface only fresh FAQs to readers if that fits your workflow.