No, and intentionally. Query Monitor exposes detailed profiling data only to logged in admins for good reason. SleekPixel relies on you copying the headline number into a sleekpixel_perf_value custom field on the post you are publishing. The card never reveals data Query Monitor would not show to an admin anyway.

Yes, the template accepts either a single combined string or a value plus unit pair. The pair version gives the layout more flexibility, since it can size the unit suffix smaller than the headline number. For one off posts the combined string is faster to write and renders correctly without the unit fallback.

Set sleekpixel_perf_unit to percent or to the literal percent sign character. The badge renders the number plus the percent sign with no space between them, matching the convention readers expect from performance posts. Negative percentages get a clear minus prefix to indicate a regression.

The default Query Monitor template focuses on a single headline metric plus an optional before and after pair. A sparkline variant exists in the SleekPixel template library, but it requires you to upload an SVG sparkline as a featured image. Most engineering teams find the numeric badge alone communicates the win clearly enough.

Yes. The template is named after Query Monitor because the brand label defaults to Profiled with Query Monitor, but the brand slot is editable per post. A post about a New Relic or DataDog profile can override the brand label while keeping the numeric badge and accent. Same layout, different label.

Only on the OG image rendered for share previews. Archive page cards in your theme continue to use whatever featured image or excerpt the theme is configured for. SleekPixel never injects layout into your front end, it only renders the share PNG that crawlers and unfurl bots pick up.

The PNG file lives in the uploads directory, which page cache plugins serve as a static asset without ever needing to run PHP. CDN configurations that cover uploads automatically pick up the rendered images. Page cache invalidation does not affect SleekPixel's cache, because the two layers are independent.

Yes. The SleekPixel admin lets you bind a template to a category, tag, or taxonomy term. Once bound, every existing and future post in that term renders through the Query Monitor template. WP-CLI sleek pixel regen with a category filter handles bulk regeneration for the historical archive.