SleekRank for math formula pages
Maintain identities, theorems, LaTeX, conditions, proof sketches, and worked examples in Google Sheets or JSON. SleekRank generates one indexable WordPress page per result with MathJax rendering and cross-links by branch.
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Math formulas have a tight, repeatable shape
An identity or theorem has a name, a LaTeX statement, a set of variables, conditions or hypotheses, a branch (algebra, calculus, linear algebra, probability, number theory), a short proof or reference, and worked examples. The shape is the same whether the page is for the Pythagorean theorem or the Cauchy integral formula, which is what makes a per-formula template work.
SleekRank reads a math formulas sheet and generates one page per row at /math/formulas/{slug}/. Tag mappings handle the title, selector mappings inject LaTeX into a MathJax block and render the branch badge, list mappings handle variables, conditions, and examples, meta mappings carry description and structured data.
Lecturers, students, and contributors edit the sheet directly. A new identity ships as a new row. Worked examples can grow over time. Cross-references between related results stay clean because they are data, not hand-typed links inside the editor.
Workflow
From math sheet to per-formula URLs
Build the formulas sheet
Design the formula template
Map formulas to template
Add branch index pages
Data in, pages out
Formula rows to math URLs
| slug | name | latex | branch | primary_use |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| pythagorean-theorem | Pythagorean theorem | a^2 + b^2 = c^2 | Geometry | Right-triangle side relationship |
| quadratic-formula | Quadratic formula | x = (-b +/- sqrt(b^2 - 4ac))/2a | Algebra | Roots of ax^2 + bx + c = 0 |
| binomial-theorem | Binomial theorem | (x + y)^n = sum C(n,k) x^(n-k) y^k | Algebra | Expansion of binomial powers |
| eulers-identity | Euler's identity | e^(i pi) + 1 = 0 | Analysis | Connects five fundamental constants |
| integration-by-parts | Integration by parts | integral u dv = uv - integral v du | Calculus | Reduces integrals of products |
/math/formulas/{slug}/
- /math/formulas/pythagorean-theorem/
- /math/formulas/quadratic-formula/
- /math/formulas/binomial-theorem/
- /math/formulas/eulers-identity/
- /math/formulas/integration-by-parts/
Comparison
Hand-built math pages vs SleekRank
Manual page per formula
- Each identity is a manual page with hand-typed LaTeX
- MathJax integration drifts between posts
- Conditions and hypotheses are easy to forget per page
- Branch tagging is inconsistent across contributors
- Worked examples get uneven depth from page to page
- Long tail of identities stays in a backlog instead of getting published
SleekRank
- One URL per identity sourced from a single sheet
- Selector mapping injects LaTeX into a consistently configured MathJax block
- List mapping renders variables, conditions, and worked examples
- Branch column drives badges and topic indexes
- Sitemap entries per identity, base template noindexed
- Add a row, ship an indexed formula page on the next cache cycle
Features
What SleekRank gives you for math formula pages
Consistent LaTeX rendering
Store LaTeX in a column and inject it into a MathJax or KaTeX block via selector mapping. Renderer configuration lives once in the template so every formula across the corpus looks identical.
Conditions and hypotheses
A conditions array per row renders into a clear hypotheses block. Readers see what the formula assumes before they apply it, which matters in number theory and analysis where misuse is common.
Worked examples baked in
Add an examples array per row. List mapping renders each as a step-by-step walkthrough beneath the formula, turning the reference into a usable study aid rather than a flat lookup.
Use cases
Who builds math formula pages with SleekRank
Math departments and lecturers
Publish a public reference of identities and theorems that students bookmark across the year. Course notes and problem sets link to stable formula URLs.
Textbook companion sites
Generate the formula appendix of a textbook directly from the index. Each formula links to the chapter where it is introduced and to related results.
Tutoring and test prep
SAT, GRE, AP, and competition-prep sites maintain the same formula corpus for study pages, flashcards, and embedded widgets across the product.
The bigger picture
Why math formula references belong on programmatic pages
Math queries are direct. Students search for "quadratic formula examples," "binomial theorem proof," or "integration by parts derivation," and a focused per-identity page wins the click. A long page listing every formula in a branch loses to a single page that shows the result, the conditions, a sketch of the proof, and three worked examples.
The structural problem is breadth. A serious math reference spans hundreds of identities, theorems, and named formulas across algebra, calculus, linear algebra, number theory, probability, and analysis, and writing each in the editor stalls after a few dozen. The data is naturally tabular and benefits from consistency.
SleekRank turns the sheet into a publication surface. Authors own the proofs and examples, the web team owns layout, and the corpus grows as fast as the dataset. MathJax is configured once.
Branch tagging stays consistent. Worked examples can grow over years without ever touching WordPress. Pair with SleekPixel for clean OG cards that show the formula name and branch.
Questions
Common questions about SleekRank for math formula pages
Both work. KaTeX is faster and renders synchronously, which helps perceived performance. MathJax has broader LaTeX coverage including chemistry packages and more obscure environments. For most math references KaTeX is a good default; switch to MathJax if specific identities fail to render. Configuration lives in the base template so swapping is a one-place change.
Store the proof as LaTeX with align or aligned environments and inject it via selector mapping. The renderer handles multi-line layout. For longer proofs, split into a proof_sketch (short) and proof_full (long) column and decide which to show by default with a toggle for the longer version.
Yes. Add a widget_url or embed column and inject it via selector mapping into a placeholder. Desmos and GeoGebra both expose embeddable iframes per construction. Keep widgets in lazy-loaded slots so the formula page renders fast even when interactive content is heavy.
Yes. Each URL is added to the SleekRank sitemap. The base template is excluded and noindexed. Submit the sitemap in Search Console. Famous formulas face significant SERP competition; the long tail of less-known identities and specific applications is far easier to rank for and is where most corpus value lives.
No. Proofs come from the source. SleekRank only injects what is in the data, which is the right behavior for math because a wrong proof would propagate everywhere. Authors own the proofs and examples; SleekRank handles publishing and rendering.
Use a second URL pattern that filters rows by branch. Same source feeds per-formula and branch pages. For finer-grained topics like "trigonometric identities" or "matrix decompositions," add a topic column and a third URL pattern. New formulas populate every relevant index automatically.
Yes. A related_slugs array per row drives a linked cluster at the bottom of each page. Pythagorean identity, law of cosines, and angle addition formulas link naturally as a group. The cluster updates whenever the sheet does, so internal navigation grows with the corpus.
Yes. Maintain language-specific columns for names and descriptions, or separate sources per language routed via different URL patterns. The LaTeX itself rarely needs translation, but variable names and example descriptions do. Separate sources scale better for multilingual references.
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