Do you have a security plugin that maybe disables the author pages and redirects them to the homepage?
Or maybe did you insert something to your functions.php or .htaccess to disable author pages?

Looks like it is solved with Enfold 4.5.1.
Thanks. :-)

Normally WordPress and Enfold doesn’t do any special things regarding desktop or mobile … it’s the same HTML output (mostly).
You can for example shrink your dektop browser window and you will see the mobile version. That’s called “responsive”. Same page content and styling for all different devices.

The difference in the Page Speed score should only result as a divergent scoring system for mobile and desktop … not because the results of the tests are actually different …

Very odd what you have there … :-)

Edit:
for example a page needs 2.0 seconds to load.
That should be the same for desktop and mobile … if it’s not too much data and the slower connection (3G) is not that relevant in relation to server response time and rendering. WordPress and Enfold do the same things / need the same time for mobile and desktop regardless.
Now Google Page Speed says 2.0 seconds are a score of 90 for desktop … but only 80 for mobile … because Google wants mobile to be faaaaassst …
… there you have different scores … but the 2.0 seconds are the same (should be the same) … not like in your case …

Edit2:
You have the WP Rocket Plugin active … i would still presume the caching system as the root cause for this

• This reply was modified 6 years ago by cg.

To make it easier for you i set up a testing site. New admin access in the private content (same login, just a different url).
It’s a fresh installation of WordPress with an up to date Enfold. No possibly interfering plugins, no cache. You are free to change any configuration/settings.

This is not an urgent issue (not for me at least) … so, take your time … :-)

On the standard “sample-page” i inserted a color section to illustrate the topic.

HTML output, Line 142

When you edit that page (WP admin) you can see its ID in the address bar of your browser.
Note that and use the following code in your functions.php to exclude it from the search.
Switch “0815” to you footer page id. Use comma separation to exclude multiple page ids from search.
As always it’s recommended to use a child theme for modifications to the functions.php.

/**
 * Exclude page ids from search results
 */
function cg_mod_search_filter( $query ) {
    if ( $query->is_search && $query->is_main_query() ) {
        $query->set( 'post__not_in', array( 0815 ) );
    }
}
add_action( 'pre_get_posts', 'cg_mod_search_filter' );

• This reply was modified 6 years ago by cg.

DevTools (Chrome, Firefox) automatically adjust the HTML and filter those duplicate attributes.

I disabled caching an minify.

I can’t speak officially for Kriesi or Themeforest … but here are my experiences to this topic as an Enfold user:

1. support starts with buying the product/theme on themeforest … at least as themeforest counts it … Kriesi won’t “leave you behind” when it’s expired

2. yes … you can install it locally or on a development site/domain.
I always do that to build the site. After deploying it to the final destination i enter the api token for registration/updates.

• This reply was modified 6 years ago by cg.

Every page that uses color sections.
Example links in the private content area.

Edit: i activated the Avia Builder Debug Mode in case you need to see the shortcodes

• This reply was modified 6 years ago by cg.

you shouldn’t place a gif-image for that effect above all page content … because then it would be impossible to use your navigation and logo image links below that image any more …

maybe try a javascript-based wordpress plugin for that: https://de.wordpress.org/plugins/tags/falling-snow/

this looks promising: https://tribulant.net/snowstorm/