No. SleekRank only places the content from your data source into the template. Writing the actual steps, intros, prerequisites, and FAQ answers is up to you or your editorial team. The platform's job is to take the words you've already written in a sheet and render them through one shared layout, so authoring focuses on substance instead of formatting.

Yes. Use a list mapping pointed at an ordered list selector like #howto-steps, with the source column carrying pipe- or newline-separated entries. Each entry becomes a real li that screen readers and search engines parse correctly. For richer step content, carry HTML in each entry and configure the mapping to render as raw HTML.

Render the visible FAQs as repeated list items on the page through list mapping, then add a JSON-LD block to the base page that pulls the same Q and A fields via meta or selector mapping. Each /how-to/{slug}/ ships valid FAQ schema sourced from the row, and a schema validator catches mismatches because the source is structured.

Remove or hide the row in the sheet, run wp db query "DELETE FROM wp_319_sleek_rank_items" to clear the cache, and the URL stops resolving. Add a redirect via your host or a redirect plugin if it had backlinks worth preserving. Keep a status column flagging "current", "deprecated", or "archived" so audits stay easy.

Yes. Add a category column in the sheet and use it for filters, badges, or to drive a separate index page that lists guides per category. You can also run multiple page groups against the same sheet, each filtering by a different category column to publish /how-to/dev/ versus /how-to/seo/ index pages.

Yes. SleekRank uses an existing WordPress page as the template, so any builder or block theme that produces a normal page works: Bricks, Elementor, Gutenberg, Oxygen. The mappings target CSS selectors on the rendered page, so as long as you can give a step list a stable selector, the integration just works.

Add a related_slugs column with pipe-separated slugs and map it to a list of internal links targeting /how-to/{slug}/. Each entry renders as an anchor; if you carry the title alongside the slug in the column you can render a richer related-links block without an additional lookup.

Yes. Carry an updated_at column with ISO dates and a versions column for tool versions like "WordPress 6.4". Map them via tag mapping into a stamp on the page. Sorting the sheet by updated_at gives a freshness audit; old rows can be flagged for review by date.