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Thanks, I’m doing similar at the moment – but dealing with multiple websites and multiple fonts is time-consuming when every file needs re-editing.
i do load my selfhosted fonts – in that way – without going the way by font upload on Enfold Options.
What exactly do you do to avoid using Enfold Import?
thanks
BruceBig problem with this solution is that then cookie logic no longer controls the analytics!
All Google Tag Manager codes don’t work using Enfold Analytics logic, This means the theme breaks European laws and cannot be used!
Child theme was already active – and I also tried 75%, that made no difference.
I tested this in another website today also with Enfold and see the same problem, so it is easy to test!The difference is always the same – images are 4 times larger.
Have you tested this?Hello Victoria,
thank you, but that only refers to reducing how many image versions are generated, not the size of the individual files.
My problem with Enfold is that the created file-sizes are much larger with Enfold active, compared to other themes.
I tried a solution I found on another forum without success:function av_return_compression(){ return 85; }
add_filter(‘jpeg_quality’, ‘av_return_compression’);
add_filter(‘wp_editor_set_quality’, ‘av_return_compression’);Generated images with Enfold are still roughly 4x larger than with default WordPress Theme.
This is easy to test – just upload any image via Media Library with Enfold active, then rename the file and upload it again with TwentyTwenty active. The second versions files will be much smaller.
My solution to this was to only hide the search icon when the Mobile Menu is closed, when mobile menu is open then the search icon is shown:
@media only screen and (max-width: 767px) {
:not(.av-burger-overlay-active) #top #menu-item-search {
display: none !important;
}
}
