no – i’m kidding ;)
with the few pages I would also quickly rebuild with the content that I get via wayback machine (you can get the images via ftp).

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When did that happen?

if you have no other backup – or you can not open that backup you have and have a look into them – then you can at least view the contents of some pages via the Wayback machine.
https://web.archive.org/

the last catch was the 24.01.2021 : https://web.archive.org/web/20210124084742/http://www.propshopep.org/

for example: you can copy&paste the content from their site
About us:

As far as i can see – a lot of pages are in that catch:
By the way the chocolate must now go to Bonn/Germany ;)

read carefully: https://kriesi.at/support/topic/changing-avia-iconbox-title-to-h2/#post-1261597

the child-theme usage of edited enfold alb elements – works if you insert to your child-theme functions.php :

function avia_include_shortcode_template($paths){
  $template_url = get_stylesheet_directory();
      array_unshift($paths, $template_url.'/shortcodes/');
  return $paths;
}
add_filter('avia_load_shortcodes', 'avia_include_shortcode_template', 15, 1);

The trick is to have a copy of the alb element ( in your case: buttons_fullwidth.php ) in a subfolder of your child-theme folder: shortcodes and to edit this copy.

Because this child-theme folder is untouched on an update of the parent theme – entries and edited alb elements are not influenced.
But if there are major changes on the parent file – you had to synchronize these edited elements again by new edited files.
But that is something which did not change the layout – it can cause that this alb element didn’t have the new features of the parent element.

btw. if you always have the background-image in the first container – you can give them a min-height if you are in responsive case:

@media only screen and (max-width:989px) {
  .av-layout-grid-container .avia-builder-el-first {
    min-height: 290px;
  }
}

otherwise you will only see a 100px height when the cells go under each other.

– if you like to have the background-image on different cells – put in that cell with the background-image a separator whitespace with f.e: 250px

i do not see with developer tools only how you have layouted this page – The best thing would certainly be to give a mod here access to the backend. I believe you are calling a page here within this site that contains blog posts.

such a font logo just demands to be represented by an svg

on your live site you are still running jQuery 1.12.4 – don’t know if it is due to jQuery Migrate Helper.
on your staging site it is jQuery 3.5.1 so this is a newer version – go and update your Enfold to the latest Version there.

@ismael – nice short code – i will try that too – if it will work on my test installation

@hacart – if you post code here on board – please use the code function on top of the input area:
click code on top – enter your code ( paste in ) – click again ( now you see it is a closing code tag)
it is much easier to verify the code if all signs are in a copy-ready form.

Edit: if he has one social-bookmarks placed.
and we had to find a solution if he wants footer socialbookmarks too. Then the selector: “.social-bookmarks” is there twice.
And though i got on my testpage the hamburger icons twice.
Btw: on my testpage these inserted lists are on display: none – but that might be a setting unique for my installation.
But test it in your page – and look with developer tools if these icons are there but not displayed.

where does these “advanced_menu_toggle” and “advanced_menu_hide” come from? do you need them? they have a 30px height in the header without content!

you set the height to 150px and !important
twice on line 134 and 145 and a few other settings are not set very well.

first get rid of the whole setting: height, max-height, width on both settings.
then we have a look what to do with the other parts.

look to your header widget settings and replace or add :

#header .widget_text {
  top: 50%;
  padding: 0 !important;
  -webkit-transform: translateY(-50%);
  transform: translateY(-50%);
}

you can set to those extra elements a pointer-event: none
can you show me your site – i’m participant as you are – so i can not see private content area!

.avia_transform .av-extra-border-element {
    pointer-events: none;
}

So why do you wish Enfold would evolve in that direction, and do not just use Divi instead – If it’s so great to work with?

I bought a lifetime access account of Divi – as many installations and lifetime updates as I want. So it would be much cheaper even for me to install Divi. But I prefer to work with Enfold and do my layouts much faster than with Divi – and I would hate to see a change in the way I layout. Of course you are right that some elements like the section divider are missing. Enfold will probably offer an upgrade in this direction in the near future.
Enfold is more intuitive to use in my opinion, and therefore better to use for editing by customers. The frontend editing of Divi reminds me of the time when I still did print design and had to layout letter papers in WordPress for some clients. To simply place an image exactly there drove me crazy.

when you open that drop down list to choose the telegram option – it is not placed in alphabetical order – it is at the bottom of that list.

btw: https://kriesi.at/documentation/enfold/social-share-buttons/#how-to-add-custom-social-icons-to-enfold-options

scroll a little to “Using images or non-Fontello icons” if you like to use an image on that – and not a font-icon

A picture is worth a thousand words ;)
click to enlarge the image:

But the principle should have been recognized soon or?
There is no z-index for a background image. Therefore the set image must come somehow into a new container, which then moves altogether by means of z-index a layer higher than the back container. The pseudo-containers “before” and “after” are suitable for this. In principle, they are child containers, but they are independent containers. The trick is to inherit the image to them. This is the meaning of “inherit” the takeover from the parent element. Then you only have to give these pseudo containers their own properties (content, positioning, dimensions, the background image from the parent element via inherit, etc.) So that clickable elements of the parent element remain active, these pseudo elements must be set with pointer-events:none.