you can do that via font-size and either padding or min-width:

.avia_ajax_form .button {
  padding: 16px 50px;
  font-size: 1.4em;
  min-width: 200px;
}

But this works only for: non-ALB generated Posts / even Portfolios are untouched.

what i can see on that page is the layer-slider setting – and on my iPhone this is still there (the layerslider).

here is a css solution – but not with sort option in navigation – that is – as ismael mentioned a lot of work
PS: maybe the sticky option is too much.

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

and to have no influence on other masonry pages – it might be good to stay site-specific.

i could not imagine that a logo is the reason for bad LCP Values. (maybe if you use a svg Logo with embedded image gradients (like Instagram now did) ) a svg with 10MB 🙂‍↔️ (https://about.meta.com/brand/resources/instagram/instagram-brand/)

if you got for example a bigger advanced slider – that could cause it
on pagespeed insights – go to the diagnostic part and open the LCP part to see what is responsible for that.

this seems to work:

function avf_custom_masonry_loop_prepare( $key, $entries ) {
	if($key['post_type'] !=  'attachment') {
		$separator = ' / ';
		$updated_date = get_the_modified_date( get_option('date_format') , $key['ID'] );
		$output .= '<span class="updated-date meta-color av-masonry-date">'.$separator.'Updated on: ' . esc_html( $updated_date ) . '</span>';
		$key['text_after'] .= trim( $output, $separator  );
	}
    return $key;
}
add_filter( 'avf_masonry_loop_prepare', 'avf_custom_masonry_loop_prepare', 10, 2 );

i do not know why the positiv check does not work ( case post or portfolio)

Edit :
i thought that this

if($key['post_type'] ==  'post' || $key['post_type'] ==  'portfolio') {
// could be shortend to:
if($key['post_type'] ==  ('post' || 'portfolio')) {

first one works – shortform not

Yes – but Masonry Galleries are influenced too. I do not want image galleries to be part of that additional info.
Only Masonry Entries should be doing that. I tried $context == 'av_masonry_entries' but again with no success.
https://webers-testseite.de/image-masonry/

did you enter this in the functions.php of the parent theme? (unfortunately all this would be lost again after the next update).
this is possible – but my recommendation is to use a child theme.

Next Question: did you set the fonts on General Styling – Fonts : ( on uploaded Fonts) ?

https://kriesi.at/support/topic/menu-on-one-page-is-bolder/
???
der variable font den du jetzt hast arbeitet doch korrekt!

War es damit nicht gelöst?
Du hattest wohl offensichtlich bei der Erstellung des Templates die Schrift mit ausgewählt. Mein Rat war es dort auf default (nutze die Themenschrift) zu lassen. Durch das Nachladen der Montserrat Schrift nur auf dieser Seite (und dort wurde der bold font mitgeladen) erschien dann nur dort auf der Seite die Schrift im Menü bold. Auf den anderen Seiten wurde diese Schrift nicht nachgeladen, weshalb nur die Montserrat light zur Verfügung stand.

Meine Empfehlung deshalb war: im Plugin die Standard Schrift nutzen ( welche dann eine sauber konfigurierte Montserrat des Systemes wäre )
Und die Montserrat vernünftig zippen, und hochladen.

_____________

Wasn’t that the solution?
You had obviously selected the font when you created the template. My advice was to leave it at default (use the theme font). By reloading the Montserrat font only on this page (and the bold font was also loaded there), the font then only appeared there on the page in the bold menu. This font was not loaded on the other pages, which is why only the Montserrat light font was available.

My recommendation was therefore: use the standard font in the plugin (which would then be a cleanly configured Montserrat of the system)
And zip the Montserrat properly and upload it.

here just a Question concerning to this – how to avoid showing on blog the date and comment count?
The “Blog Meta Elements” show option only is working for the single blog post. Not for the blog. There the time is always displayed.
is it because of ? :

$show_meta_time = apply_filters( 'avf_postslider_posts_meta_data_show', true, 'time', $index, $entry, $this );

same on comments. But having a child-theme postslider.php with these settings to false – will only disable time showing – but comments are still there. ?

Edit: i only looked to the normal blog page that is created by wordpress. If i use the blog-post alb – it will have influence on both.
Sorry

but nevertheless : Is there a way to have a child-theme solution to show/hide these metas on blog? And not having a child-theme postslider.php

there is a globaly setting on : theme options – transparency options ( aktivate that switch) there you have :

a little bit under the column link settings there is the “Developer Settings” Tab – you can set here a custom css class.
that custom class goes like the avia-link-column class to the flex_column class so – if it is for example special-highlight – you code could change to :

.flex_column.special-highlight:hover {
  background-color: rgba(118, 54, 38, 1);
}

This is something you decide when you create the page/post. In other words, in the editor of the post itself. There you will find the option to customize the layout on the right-hand side.

This may look slightly different in block editor mode, but is also available there.

However, this setting only makes sense if there is also something below the header (an image, a slider, etc.).
Therefore, this setting is not preset by default.

Now to Montserrat. If you download the font from Google : you have inside the zip file the variable font files and those static font files and indeed the internal Font Name is: Montserrat thin.
if you look at : https://caniuse.com/variable-fonts you see that it is now quite possible to work with variable fonts. Whether you need all these features – and Montserrat is one of these lavishly equipped variable fonts – is up to you to decide. If only a few fonts (300, 400, 700) are needed on the website, I think it is better to use the static fonts.
And comparing the difference between normal and italic Font it seems there will be no big difference on browser rendered italic font and embedded italic font. So it might be enough to use only those static font files.

Here are both zip files prepared to upload to enfold font manager:
( all will have ttf and woff2 inside – that will be enough for all browsers (ttf as fallback if there are very old browsers only on users desktop installation))

• Montserrat varible: Link
• Montserrat static: Link

on Font Manager it will look like this ( choose or use both with this https://kriesi.at/documentation/enfold/typography/#using-variable-fonts )