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What is this page for?
This page is a rendering test, not IELTS advice. It exists so the Learn hub layout, the answer summary block, the FAQ section, and the end call to action can all be checked in a browser before any real article is written. Replace this document with genuine content.
The block above is the answer summary. It renders directly under every heading, before the fuller explanation, and it is the part a search engine or an AI overview is meant to lift as a direct answer.
This paragraph is the fuller content field, written in markdown. It supports the usual things:
- bulleted lists
- bold and italic
- links
Block quotes render like this.
How do I add my own articles?
Insert a document into the articles collection in MongoDB with published set to true. The hub picks it up within five minutes, with no deploy and no admin interface needed. The full field list is documented in the design spec under docs/superpowers/specs.
Every heading you add becomes its own section, with its own answer summary. Use headingLevel to nest a section under the one before it:
| Field | Purpose |
|---|---|
heading |
The section title |
headingLevel |
h2 for a top-level section, h3 to nest |
answerSummary |
The 40 to 60 word direct answer |
content |
The fuller explanation, in markdown |
A nested subsection looks like this
Setting headingLevel to h3 renders a smaller heading, which signals to a crawler that this section sits underneath the one before it. Use it for sub-points inside a larger topic rather than for a genuinely new question, which should get its own h2.
Nothing more to see here. This section exists to show the h3 treatment.
How do step cards work?
Write a plain numbered markdown list and it renders as a connected step timeline automatically, with no special syntax. Bold the first few words of each item and they become that step's title, with the rest of the sentence flowing underneath as the body.
This is a template-level transform, so it applies to every ordered list in every article without any per-article setup.
- Write the statement. Any numbered markdown list works, this is just plain
1. 2. 3.syntax. - Bold the lead words. They become the step's title line automatically.
- That's the whole convention. Nothing else to remember.
How do statement cards work?
A paragraph that ends in a bolded True, False, or Not Given becomes a bordered, colour-coded card with the verdict as a badge, automatically. This is the worked-example shape: a statement, its analysis, then the answer, with no card markup to hand-author.
Statement 1: this is the placeholder for a True example. Some explanation of why would go here.
Statement 2: this is the placeholder for a False example. Some contradicting detail would go here.
Statement 3: this is the placeholder for a Not Given example. An absence of information would go here.
Why is Not Given so hard?
Two or more back-to-back "### Heading" plus paragraph pairs render as a responsive card grid instead of stacked subheadings, automatically. A single h3 elsewhere on the page is left as a normal subheading, so this only fires for a genuine short pair or trio of sub-points.
Reason one
A short explanation of the first reason goes here, kept brief enough to sit in a card.
Reason two
A short explanation of the second reason goes here, matching the first in length.
How do the warning and important callouts work?
A blockquote whose first line is [!WARNING] or [!IMPORTANT] renders as a dark, high-contrast callout, the same admonition syntax GitHub and Obsidian already use. WARNING is for a list of common mistakes; IMPORTANT is for the one rule that overrides everything else in the section.
This is the placeholder for the one rule that matters most in a section, the same treatment as "answer only from the passage."
- Placeholder mistake one. A short explanation of why it costs a band goes here.
- Placeholder mistake two. A short explanation goes here too.
- Placeholder mistake three. Use this treatment for "the mistakes that cost bands."
Frequently asked questions
Is this real IELTS guidance?
No. This is placeholder text used to verify the page renders correctly. Delete or replace this article before the Learn hub goes live.
Where does the FAQ markup come from?
The visible list above and the FAQPage structured data are both built from the same faq array on the article document, so they can never drift apart.