Yes. Either store disciplines as an array on a single row or add a row per discipline with its own slug. The URL pattern decides the split. Arrays keep one dojo profile and let discipline rollup page groups filter on the array; rows-per-discipline give each combination a unique page in the directory.

No. Link out to the school's booking system from the row. SleekRank only renders the page. Many gyms use ZenPlanner, Mindbody, or a simple form, and a trial-url column mapped to a CTA button on the base template covers the workflow without SleekRank touching availability or sign-ups.

Yes. Edit the sheet, then clear the SleekRank cache. The pages reflect the new schedule on the next request. There is no per-page edit; the column is the only source the rendered pages read for class times. Cache duration is configurable per page group, typically running from one hour to twenty-four hours.

Yes. Map an image URL column to og:image through the meta mapping, or generate one per row with SleekPixel using the dojo name, discipline, and city as inputs. SleekPixel reads the same row fields, so the per-dojo OG image stays aligned with the discipline and trial copy on the page.

Add a row per location with a unique slug. SleekRank treats each as its own page in the directory. A federation with twelve affiliated dojos in different cities publishes twelve profiles from twelve rows, and the per-discipline-by-city rollups pick up each location automatically without any template work.

No. The copy comes from your data source. SleekRank injects values into mapped slots in the base page through tag, selector, list, and meta mappings. The school operator or federation editor controls the description, the schedule, the trial offer, and every other piece of text rendered on the page.

Add a rank-requirement column to the schedule array entries with values like white, blue, purple, brown, black for BJJ, or kyu and dan ranks for karate and judo. Render the rank as a small tag next to each session in the list. Practitioners filtering by rank find the right open mat or technique class without scrolling through the full schedule.

Yes. Add a lineage or affiliation column with the federation, parent gym, or instructor lineage and render it as a selector or tag on the base template. BJJ practitioners in particular often filter on lineage when choosing a gym, and karate practitioners often filter on style affiliation like Shotokan, Goju-Ryu, or Wado-Ryu.