Enfold (Kriesi) bundles its own Avia Layout Builder directly in the theme, the same shape as Divi, Avada, and Bricks — but unlike those three, this profile stays intentionally shallow: Avia Builder's shortcode output is a classic server-rendered architecture with no independently documented dynamic frontend surface of its own beyond its admin-only editor. Page content renders static with nothing else to bridge.
Fully Static
Avia Layout Builder shortcodes render complete server-side HTML, the same classic PHP/shortcode architecture as WPBakery's — served from the static release with nothing visitor-specific baked in.
The Avia Layout Builder editor (wp-admin) runs its save/update operations through admin-ajax.php actions intended for logged-in, capability-checked users only — an editor-only surface that was never part of the public frontend.
None needed — Enfold declares no public routes, AJAX actions, or cookies of its own outside the private builder editor.
No special setup — detected automatically once active.
This is a light pass, not yet verified against a live install. It's intentionally shallower than Divi's or Avada's profiles — Enfold's own bundled builder has no independently documented dynamic frontend surface beyond its admin-only editor, so there isn't the same depth of distinct hybrid features to enumerate without a live install to verify against.
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