WPML is commercial-only with no free tier to test against, so this profile's confidence is deliberately capped throughout. Translated content is expected to mirror a per-language-URL pattern; language negotiation is treated as dynamic by default rather than assumed static.
No single mode applies — WPML doesn't influence which serving mode a site should use; see the notes below for what it actually does.
Translated content is expected to be served statically per language, though this hasn't been behaviorally confirmed against a live install.
Language negotiation (cookie and/or browser-language detection) is treated as dynamic by default. If WooCommerce Multilingual is also active, currency/pricing is treated as dynamic too.
None declared.
No special setup — detected automatically once active.
None of this has been behaviorally validated against a real WPML install — there's no free license available to test against, so every claim here is a conservative starting point, not a guarantee. If WooCommerce Multilingual is active, prices shown may vary per visitor by currency, which a static build can't correctly represent for everyone at once — cart, checkout, and price-affected pages should stay dynamic in that case.
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