Impreza ships no page builder of its own — a full sweep of the theme found no visitor-facing AJAX, REST routes, cookies, or logged-in branching anywhere outside its admin-only setup wizard. Page content normally comes from the separately installed WPBakery Page Builder plugin, which Impreza recommends but doesn't bundle — see the WPBakery integration for that part of the picture.
Fully Static
Every template file (header, footer, single, archive, page) renders plain server-side HTML with nothing visitor-specific baked in.
The theme's setup wizard (demo content import, one-click addon install) is admin-only by construction — WordPress core restricts every action it registers to authenticated users regardless of any capability check inside the handler.
None needed — Impreza declares no public routes, AJAX actions, or cookies of its own.
No special setup — detected automatically whether the parent theme or its child theme is active.
This classification is rule-derived from reading Impreza 9.1's actual source against a live install, not from running an automated end-to-end test. It covers Impreza's own theme code only — a site running Impreza with WPBakery Page Builder installed gets that plugin's own compatibility profile layered on top automatically, since WPBakery is detected independently as an active plugin.
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