you can create your own custom color set online here: https://wpadmincolors.com

the snippet comes to your child-theme functions.php
and the downloaded css file in your root directory of your child-theme ( where the style.css of your child-theme is located )

i do not know where your dropdown list ( from your screenshot ) can be seen. Is it a plugin you use for that ?

I do set up the admin color schemes on Users – Profile – go to your profile then and choose now the custom profile:

as for the migration tools: some of them work well – others do not. I don’t know this plugin – but sometimes it is necessary to do some rework.

So, for example, if you notice link problems, it is because the new domain has not been correctly exchanged everywhere. Especially with subdomain installations or installations in subfolders this can happen.
In these cases I check this – and then take plugins for this for convenience. f.e.: Search & Replace and link to Plugin: Link
here you can search the database for terms – without any changes first. So e.g. whether there is still the term: https://contracosta.cobaltsapphire in the database.

I prefer Duplicator – and even in the free (not pro) version it is a powerful tool. It creates two files – an installation file and a compressed data file ( zip by default – but later for very large installations it switches to its own file format : dup ). Both files are copied to the new server and the installation can be started. Only the new server data ( database etc. ) will be entered. I never had such problems with this.

Nevertheless – also this tool does not transfer the htaccess file ( by the way – never a theme file ) to the new server. It creates a standard htaccess file and saves the original one as htaccess.bak file. And this is smart, because just this file can contain very server specific settings, which may not be valid on the new server.

Some words to performance: png files are nice to have if needed, but they are absolutely not always necessary. All image files that do not rely on transparencies should at least be replaced by jpgs. If you look at this actually tiny file in comparison:

Uploading image files larger than 2560px is not necessary, as WordPress does not use them anyway. It converts such files to the 2560px and saves them as xyz-scaled.jpg. Now this is not a performance problem, but it inflates the storage space of the upload folder unnecessarily.

PS: the link on the org domain has an extreme TTFB value ( time to first byte) see gtmetrix: Link in comparison to : Link
This is concerning to server response time. You see on the waterfall chart ( link ) that the page itself does not load slow. it is that enormous time waste at the beginning.

But as said above – you can add it and then obfuscate it – to preserve the layout

if you open that progress-bar alb element – you see this –

both entries could be clicked again – and a new popup will arise. On this you have the styling mode of each progress par – including colors

Guess the default color will be the theme-color – and this is set on enfold options : general styling : primary color
( this is dependent on if the element is main content or alternate content etc. )

2) what do you mean by admin panel – what do you like to change there ?
Do you mean on dashboard – users – your profile: the admin color scheme ?

i would do this with a custom-class that you set in your quick css:
f.e.: alluppercase

.responsive #top #wrap_all .alluppercase {
  text-transform: uppercase !important
}

if you like to have this in your layout – put to the alb itself – or to one parent element that custom-class.
For special positions ( like footer widgets etc. you had to know that selector then – because there are no possibilities to set a custom-class.

But: keep in mind that on internet writing all in uppercase mode : UPPER CASE LOOKS AS IF YOU’RE SHOUTING! ;)

if you open a new page and style it with enfold advanced layout editor – you can pull a single button-row alb element into the layout.
( Nothing else – no columns etc. pp – except if you like to have it in your widget too )
if you have activated the debug mode under the layout input area – there is the shortcode area.
this shortcode represents the button-row.
So style it til you are satisfied with all colors and links etc.

copy paste it then – and put that shortcodes into the html widget of header2

But you see on my link that it worked this way i described !
One widget area above header ! ( in this case with a button-row inside )

impossible mine is 188 kb big. And layerslider is active on that installation.
i got 3500 lines of extra code in my child-theme funtions.php.

but this isn’t the real link to this file! isn’t it?
these two merged files are in the uploads folder – dynamic_avia folder.

if i go through your js file there are no enfold things inside – f.e. avia- etc
where did you get the file from?

no working link.
PS – gerne können wir uns auch auf deutsch weiter austauschen.
Das mit dem 5×5 grid ist willkürlich – reicht aber für diesen Einsatz aus. Die einzelnen Grid-Items werden nur per css definiert – das untere Bild auf meiner Beispielseite ist ein Screenshot der Developer Tools des Chromebrowsers ( der setzt wie der Safari auch die Linienbeschriftung ).
Man kann nämlich das Grid Modul anklicken in den Developer Tools – dann werden die eingeblendet.
Also hier:

in the second snippet the : $icons['TikTok'] = 'tiktok'; on the left determines the way it is shown in the dropdown-list on enfold – social profiles – Your social profiles ( you can have here: $icons['Mein TikTok Icon'] = 'tiktok'; )
the “tiktok” is used to create the corresponding classes – so here now : social_bookmarks_tiktok and av-social-link-tiktok
and the title and aria-label – with a big letter at the beginning.
If you like to change that – the display_name will be set.

these two had to be the same:

ok – even if it is possible you should know that an overlapping does not mean that your content inside breaks on the container on top:
https://webers-testseite.de/veloryana/

it works for blog alb pages and for blog page ( set on enfold-child – theme options – “And where do you want to display the Blog?” ) if this is a page showing posts ( not portfolios )
So let this options free ( not selected ) – then it will work everywhere

PS : i do not know why ismaels code does work this way – i got that on the beginning too – that only one of those tags is shown – and the rest not. ( if i insert it now – there are all tags – but in a line – don’t know if he changed the code above )
All queries match mine (or vice versa). Also the each loop should work. I only added some surrounding containers, a separator and a condition to be fullfilled – and the filter to use to place the tags on a different location.

you can change his code the way i did with some surroundings etc. and that condition.:

function new_avf_post_slider_entry_excerpt($excerpt, $prepare_excerpt, $permalink, $entry ) {
    $tags = get_the_tags($entry->ID);
    $tags_output = "";
    if('blog-meta-tag' == avia_get_option('blog-meta-tag') && $tags ){
        $tags_output .= '<div class="post-tags" style="display:block"><p class="post-tags-inner">';
        foreach ( $tags as $tag ) {
            $tags_output .= '<a href="  '.get_tag_link( $tag->term_id ).'  ">';
            $tags_output .= '<strong> '.$tag->name.' </strong>';
            $tags_output .= '</a>' ;
            if(next($tags)){
                $tags_output .= '<span class="text-sep"> | </span>' ;
            }
        }
        $tags_output .= '<br></p></div>';
        $excerpt = $tags_output . $excerpt;
    };
    return $excerpt;
}
add_filter('avf_post_slider_entry_excerpt', 'new_avf_post_slider_entry_excerpt', 10, 4);

you got the choice

and if you like to show this only if you have set on enfold-child – blog layout – blogpost meta elements : Blog Post Tags to show.

function new_avf_post_slider_meta_content($meta_content, $entry, $index, ) {
    $tags = get_the_tags($entry->ID);
    $tags_output = "";
    if('blog-meta-tag' == avia_get_option('blog-meta-tag') && $tags ){
        $tags_output .= '<div class="post-tags" style="display:block"><p class="post-tags-inner">';
        foreach ( $tags as $tag ) {
            $tags_output .= '<a href="  '.get_tag_link( $tag->term_id ).'  ">';
            $tags_output .= '<strong> '.$tag->name.' </strong>';
            $tags_output .= '</a>' ;
            if(next($tags)){
                $tags_output .= '<span class="text-sep"> | </span>' ;
            }
        }
        $tags_output .= '<br></p></div>';
        $meta_content = $tags_output . $meta_content;
    };
    return $meta_content;
}
add_filter('avf_post_slider_meta_content', 'new_avf_post_slider_meta_content', 10, 4);

Of course, you can also use other separators there …

if(next($tags)){
     $tags_output .= '<span class="text-sep"> , </span>' ;
}

https://webers-testseite.de/blog-seite/

please consider the next post.

Yes Mike is right – i do have for that a different Plugin : restrict-widgets
i still works on newest WordPress and Enfold.
you will have under each widget a choice to show or hide on selected :
if you click on the fiels to add other options you can choose page names or post or categories, tags, single-posts etc. pp.

Mike’s recommendation seems to be more powerful, but possibly also a bit more complex to handle.
I will now also test it.

Edit: i lost the common view of all widget areas. Only archives widget is seen – and no widget-areas. ?
Maybe only a bug inside my installation.