try in your child-theme functions.php:

function change_href_from_scroll_top_link(){
if ( is_page(2077) ) {	
?>
<script type="text/javascript">
window.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", function () { 	
(function($) {
	$('#scroll-top-link').attr({
		'href': 'https://new_link',
		'title': 'new Title',
	});
})(jQuery);
});
</script>
<?php
}
}
add_action('wp_footer', 'change_href_from_scroll_top_link');

if you got more than one page use array:
if(is_page(array( 2077, 38147, … ))){

see test page: https://enfold.webers-webdesign.de/impressum/

nein – die Fonts die du im Enfold Optionen Dialog : Allgemeines Styling – Schriften wählen kannst, werden dann über Google Server eingeladen!
Das ist – nicht nur nach meiner Meinung : nicht DSGVO konform.

Meine Klare Empfehlung daher die Google Fonts die man haben möchte selbst mit dem : Import/Export – Manager für Benutzerdefinierte Schriftarten hochzuladen. Diese Schriften befinden sich dann auch wie oben zur Auswahl auch in dem Drop-Down der Auswahlschriften, sind aber ganz unten in der Liste platziert.

um noch der Gefahr zu entgegnen auch wirklich keine Google Fonts über Enfold zu laden platziere ich mir in der Child Theme functions.php noch folgendes Snippet:

function my_output_google_webfonts_script( $activate ){
  return false;
}
add_filter( 'avf_output_google_webfonts_script', 'my_output_google_webfonts_script', 10, 1 );

danach lädst Du dir deinen Font hoch und wählst Ihn dann im Drop Down ( siehe oben an )
solltest du nur ( Montserrat light, regular, bold benötigen – hier das zip zum Hochladen : Link )

bei der Montserrat Schrift würde ich die italic fontstyles nicht mit hochladen. Die Browser können ganz gut aus eine regular Schrift eine italic rendern ohne das große Unterschiede zu dem reinen italic Schriftschnitt entstehen. Bei Serifen Schriften sieht das manchmal anders aus, da können sich einzelne Buchstaben schon mal mehr unterscheiden. : Link

is there a link i can inspect? If you can not make it pubplic than insert the info in the Private Content Area.

next question – have you installed an advanced layerslider standalone plugin?

The js file is loaded via:
https://usercontent.one/wp/www.puconsulting.se/wp-content/themes/enfold/config-templatebuilder/avia-shortcodes/slideshow_layerslider/slideshow_layerslider.js
The style is loaded by:
https://www.puconsulting.se/wp-content/themes/enfold/config-layerslider/LayerSlider/assets/static/layerslider/skins/fullwidth/skin.css

but that’s already complaining on a very high level, isn’t it? Gtmetrix values of nearby 100% ;)
A TTBF at 83ms – that are top values – so what ?
As I said, I would rather worry about the compliant GDPR implementation.

for example now – my results on top are nice too – but why does it wait so long after everything is loaded to load the last 30kb of the favicon? a good 200-300ms pass before loading the last file. And this caused a “bad” TTLB value.

@cocoagroup : did you test the SVGator Plugin ?

sadly no way to go that quick and dirty solution.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 8 months ago by Guenni007.

these are not identical the same fonts:

memvYaGs126MiZpBA-UvWbX2vVnXBbObj2OVTSumu1aB.woff2
memvYaGs126MiZpBA-UvWbX2vVnXBbObj2OVTS-muw.woff2

if you upload those files to : https://wakamaifondue.com/beta/
you see that the first one is a open sans regular (45kb) – the second one is too a open sans regular but with different localisation:
Catalan, Marshallese, Macedonian, Romanian; Moldova, Navajo, Romanian, Serbian, Undetermined; North American Phonetic Alphabet and Undetermined; International Phonetic Alphabet.
It only has special cyrilic characters:

Why there is that additional character set loaded – i could not imagine.

Next – i will look now to kriesi.at – but i guess that these three fonts are the font-weights light, regular and bold.

where do you exactly see that f.e. kriesi.at or your experimentkrewerd.nl does load Open+Sans twice
there is once the script that decides if the font could be loaded – if there is a consent.
so – if (cookie_check && !silent_accept_cookie) … and inside a lot of if clauses that has allow_continue = false next – only if (allow_continue) = true then load font.
the next line in head it loading the font itself.

So what you could say is that kriesi and your site do not respect the cookie consent setting. Or you have set them incorrectly. Or when I look at Krisie.at, no value is placed on GDPR. Because without having rejected or agreed to anything, a huge list is displayed which are all not GDPR-compliant.

_________

The safest way to deal with the font issue in terms of the GDPR is to host it yourself.
And that’s exactly what this code from Ismael or the alternative filter from me is for. It prevents the embedded handling of Enfold with Google Fonts.
Then you had to upload via Enfold Font Manager your Open Sans Font – and choose that font ( selfhosted Fonts are at the end of the fontlist ) in Enfold Font Options dialog.

first: can you remove this from ismael – i used that code long time to do the same thing – but i recognised on some pages that i update to the latest php Versions that it might come into conflict.

function my_output_google_webfonts_script( $activate ){
  return false;
}
add_filter( 'avf_output_google_webfonts_script', 'my_output_google_webfonts_script', 10, 1 );

instead of:

function enfold_customization_switch_fonts() {
    global $avia;
    $avia->style->print_extra_output = false;
}
add_action( 'init', 'enfold_customization_switch_fonts' );

_________
of topic for the one public link:
second: – besides the page link (i do not see as participant) where your fonts are loaded : i see on the other page that there is no Consent to any of your features you use for that page.

third: i can not see any @font-face rule in your css – did you upload the open sans font to the font-manager of Enfold ?

next: the google maps could not cause that font-loading with open sans. Google Map loads “Roboto” and “Google Sans Text”
maybe one of your other Google Things ( Analytics etc. )
if you want to hamper loading of these fonts for maps :
add_filter( 'avf_gmaps_no_google_fonts', '__return_true' );

$(window).load(function() { is outdated since jQuery 3

function inline_popup_enabler(){
?>
<script>
(function($){
	$(window).on('load', function(){
		$('.inline_popup').magnificPopup({
			type:'inline',
			midClick: true,
			disableOn: 100,
		});
	});
})(jQuery);
</script>
<?php
}
add_action('wp_footer', 'inline_popup_enabler');

is there a link to your gallery – or is there a page of the demo that is similar to your gallery? https://kriesi.at/themes/enfold-shop/

looking to your svg – there are a lot of script inline. if you insert your svg code via codeblock to enfold – the animation will work.
on an img file – i guess the script part will not work as expected.
as background-image – this will be lost too. On Svgator you can export your animation to gif – maybe that is an alternative vor you.
By the way : next Enfold will offer lottie file support. These are svg / json “images” you can insert to Enfold.

have a look if you got a css rule in your css like:

#footer {
  background-color: var(--enfold-header-color-bg);
}

maybe a mod knows why on some animations the “trick” will not work.
it sometimes only removes not all classes from all ( each ) observed element.

function refresh_enfold_keyframe_animations() {
?>
<script type="text/javascript">	
	const hiddenElements = document.querySelectorAll('.av-animated-generic');
	const observer = new IntersectionObserver((entries) => {
	    entries.forEach((entry) => {
	        if (!entry.isIntersecting) {
				entry.target.classList.remove('avia_start_animation', 'avia_start_delayed_animation');
	        }
	        else {
	        	return;
	        }
	    })
	})
	hiddenElements.forEach((element) => observer.observe(element));
</script>
<?php
}
add_action('wp_footer', 'refresh_enfold_keyframe_animations', 9999);

see: https://enfold.webers-webdesign.de/category-header/