ist eigentlich dort ganz gut beschrieben.
Wie gesagt – prinzipiell würde es auch funktionieren, wenn man die Parenttheme Files ersetzt. Geht aber dann immer bei jedem Update verloren.
Ausserdem benötigt man wirklich nur den enfold-child/shortcodes folder ( die weitere Baumstruktur muss nicht erhalten sein)

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no – on my opinion the newest enfold with the conditional load is enough to get consent for the maps.
Enfold offers to load the fonts locally! And to have on contact form a consent field.
But if you realy like to be a 100% sure – then a double opt in is the safest way in order to abide by the law.

But I already mentioned above that the feared wave of warnings failed to materialize and it is probably not seen so strictly.
The law just wants to achieve that a consent is given before data is sent. Therefore I think it is much more important how I deal with tools like Google Ads or Google Analytics. The cookie Consent should actually block the entire page first, except for the data protection page and the imprint page.

So for my websites i decided to install Borlabs Cookie Tool and to avoid Datasending before Opt In. –
It’s always a mistake whether you run the risk of losing visitors to the site by asking too many questions, or whether you rather interpret the laws a little more generously.

From my point of view, I prefer to protect myself – before I waste my strength in court proceedings.
That’s why I load the Google fonts locally, ask twice if the maps should be displayed and don’t use any analysis tools.

That’s not much code for me. And you only have to copy & paste it. I had to write it myself first.
I provide this here for those who want to keep it similar. Who wants to act differently can do this.

this is my sources in comaprison to a normal Page:

No ID is sent before consent. No statisic tools are loaded. No Font from Google etc. pp. – That is paranoid indeed

It is just a matter of interpretation whether there is a legitimate interest to use Google Fonts, and to accept that the visitor ID will be sent to Google.
Also with Google Maps. One can represent the legal position that there is a legitimate interest to present these without demand. etc. pp.

i see that you are not working with a child theme – Every changings on functions.php of parent theme will be lost on next update.

Therefore, I generally always advise to use a child theme.
you can see here on that very good documentation page of enfold how to install :
https://kriesi.at/documentation/enfold/child-theme/
After uploading the child-theme folder with its files – and activation of the child – Enfold got some tools to import parent theme settings.

you have here a good instruction to enter code snippets to functions.php:
https://kriesi.at/documentation/enfold/add-custom-js-or-php-script/

PS: The note on that instruction page is very well:
NOTE: Each function should have a unique name.

because sometimes mods here on board do alway use ava_custom_script() for their tips. But if a function has no unique name you will have ( on former wordpress versions a white screen of death ) error alert. Often it is just on that reason.

See here some info about header-widget areas:
https://kriesi.at/documentation/enfold/header/#customization

you got some custom css code for header widgets ( in custom.css ) – maybe you erase them – because i fear the will missmatch for that.

/* Widgets */
.responsive #top #header #header_main .inner-container .widget {
    order: 0;
    /*! flex-basis: 100%; */
    padding: unset;
    clear: none!important;
    align-self: center;
    align-items: center;
    z-index: 1;
}

.responsive #top #header #header_main .inner-container .widget>div {
    width:100%;
    line-height: 180px;
    padding:1 10px;
}

Are you merging the css files : do refresh and refresh browser cache too.

but it will only be changed if you hover the icon itself.
there are two links – one goes to the icon the other one to the heading. So it is not so easy that both styles are influenced through one hover event:

.avia-icon-list a.iconlist_icon:hover {
    background-color: #900 !important;
}

.avia-icon-list a.iconlist_icon:hover {
    color: #000;
}

but you said that it works fine with code from your link – so i thought you have done all right but only have troubles to select only one of them!

That code above ( and then you will need the second one) comes to child-theme functions.php
you will come to functions.php via dashboard – appearance – editor on the right there are “Theme files” click on functions.php
All those snippets here from Board mostly comes to this file except css code ( which comes on common to quick css ).

If you are not running a child-theme – you have here a lot of Theme files – and a function.php too.
You can edit too – but you have to place those codes just after the comment lines on the bottom of the file:

/*
 *  register custom functions that are not related to the framework but necessary for the theme to run
 */

these custom snippets are lost everytime you update enfold – that is the reason for a child-theme use

If it is placed – give a custom Class to the masonry where you want to have that new effect.

Custom Class – you know how to activate the input field on Enfold.?

First of all – enfold got a very nice Documentation Page:
just search f.e.: https://kriesi.at/documentation/enfold/?s=header&numberposts=5&results_hide_fields=

you will find a lot of code to get custom header styling.

Then what hook to you used for making the header widget area?

so my tip with outcoding those default lines in wp-config.php solves the problem.
this is nice to know – because on the former thread the participant don’t give us positiv feedback.

ok – then i misunderstood you.
You got a masonry with no lightbox. But there are custom links on some images – and these have to open in new tab.

WordPress character encoding mismatch

The point is that wordpress (newer versions) uses utf-8 charset encoding.
If – on different reasons this could happen – you are using on your database a different charset (latin-1 etc pp) these troubles could happen.
this is known as the double utf-8 Encoding problematc.

If these little changes of the wp-config file do not solve the problem – or change the problem to another one – you have to edit the tables in your database.
there are some plugins doing this.

https://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/how-to-fix-the-character-encoding-problem-in-wordpress-1480

If the code above in your wp-config.php does not do the trick allone : see here a detailed how to.
https://theblogpress.com/blog/seeing-weird-characters-on-blog-how-to-fix-wordpress-character-encoding-latin1-to-utf8/

On some tips in the internet the lines must be outcoded by //

//define('DB_CHARSET', 'utf8');
//define('DB_COLLATE', '' );

if you are not a fan of WordPress Gutenberg – why don’t you get rid of the whole thing by Plugin: “Classic Editor” – it disables Gutenberg on their Settings.

but if it was possible – you have to cutoff the images. Thats what the “Perfect Grid: Display a perfect grid where each image has exactly the same size. Images get cropped/stretched if they don’t fit” does.
But you like to distort them to show all of the image ?