OceanWP ships no page builder of its own — normally paired with Elementor or plain Gutenberg, each already covered by its own adapter. Its own footprint is template chrome (navigation, sticky header) that renders as plain static HTML. The only hybrid surface is OceanWP's own named, optional paid extension, "Ajax Search," which resolves results via admin-ajax rather than a full page load when it's active.
Static + Bridges
Every template file renders plain server-side HTML, and the mobile-menu toggle and sticky header are client-side class/CSS toggles with no server round-trip.
OceanWP's paid "Ajax Search" extension, when active, needs a live request each time a visitor searches; everything else on the page is static.
OceanWP's own named "Ajax Search" extension returns live results via admin-ajax.php rather than a full page load — only present when that specific paid extension is active; the exact action name isn't pinned down in this profile.
No special setup — detected automatically once active.
This classification is rule-derived from reading OceanWP's theme code, not from testing against a live install. The Ajax Search bridge only applies when that specific paid extension is active — a static build made without checking for it can ship a search box whose endpoint no longer exists once the site goes static.
Static Shield Lite is free to install and inspects your actual plugins, not just what's publicly visible.
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