Guenni007

About experimentkrewerd.nl please see GTmetrix reports and look at Fonts:
https://gtmetrix.com/reports/www.experimentkrewerd.nl/e3UBGurQ/

And exprimentkrewerd.nl in Developer Tools:
https://i.postimg.cc/d1BktkVJ/Naamloos-expkrewe.png

And kriesi.at in Developer Tools:
https://i.postimg.cc/4dZHgbZ8/Naamloos.png

About GDPR, I’m looking into this and I’m also looking for Google Analytics alternatives (I’m testing PiwikPro now, Plausible also seems to be a good option).

Thanks for all your help on this forum :)
Alwin

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

Hello Guenni 007,

Thanks for your help!

– I don not use the advancend Layerslider at all, I have disabled it in Enfold settings/Layout builder/Integrated (Bundled) LayerSlider Plugin and even enabled Remove Theme plugins files and slides. I do use the Full Width Easyslider.

– On greenconnections.nl I did upload Open Sans to the Enfold font manager some time ago, trying to host Open Sans locally. But I delcided to not host the font locally and deleted the Open Sans from the Enfold font manager, I just doubled checked on my host file manager and see no Open Sans font in the Enfold font manager.

– I did not try the code from Ismael at all

– What exactly is your code going to do?

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

I have removed the Google Maps element but it did not changend anything, still 2 fonts loading (I have set Google Maps back now).

I have activated the Theme File Editor for you guys and also include some new 2FA codes in the private content box below :)

Thanks for the help!

Alwin

Hello Mike,

Please see private content

I found out what caused the issue:

I use the Imagify plugin to display webp images on this website. There are 2 options in Imagify to display webp images:
1 – Use <picture> Tags Option
2- Use Rewrite Rules Option

The first option is the default and recommended option, but it will cause the issue with the minimum pixel heigt in the slider!

When switching to the second option, the issue is gone, the minimum pixel height is working fine.

More info about this:
https://imagify.io/documentation/my-images-are-broken/

I’ve had a similar problem before at another Enfold website due to these Imagify plugin settings. Unfortunately I forgot about that, otherwise I could have solved this issue myself faster… :)

The code works, thanks a lot!

But I am curious if you can still find the cause, because the slider settings are good, and these slider settings and minimum height settings works well on other websites.

Hopefully I will hear from you again, if you have found the cause.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 9 months ago by Alwin.

Hello Ismael,

No problem, hereby my login details :)

I just read this topic:

So this seems to be a know issue which is solved in version 5.4.1 which is coming this week (it is already on the changelog page)?

Hello Mike,

I do not use any MU plugins and don’t use a multi-network install either.

This website is hosted by Cloudways, on a Digital Ocean server. I have 2 websites on this server now, but they are separate websites.

It seems that somehow the Advanced Editor Tools (previously TinyMCE Advanced) plugin is installed on my website? I really don’t know how, because it is a fresh WordPress install and I just installed only one plugin; UpdraftPlus. I can not see any Tiny related plugin in my plugin list either.

I have tried to reproduce the issue today, but I don’t see the Powered by Tiny text editor anymore… hopefully it is gone for good :)

Thank you very much for your help Guenni007 :)

I think it will work now!

Hello Mike,

I don’t want to disable Imagify because when a visitor uses for example Internet Explorer or an older Safari browser which don’t support webp, it will serve a jpeg or png file (that is kept by the plugin as a fallback image after converting all images to webp).

For example: your page does not show any fallback images when viewed in Internet Explorer or an older safari browser.

That’s why I prefer to use a plugin like Imagify which provides a fallback option to jpeg.png images.

But I solved the problem with the background image by uploading a custom webp image for the background (so not converted with Imagify). I also used a blue background color so that in those (few) browsers which don’t support webp there is a blue block. I have read that around 5% of all visitors use browsers that don’t support webp, so for me this is a good workaround.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 1 month ago by Mike. Reason: removed link to test page

Hello Mike,

Please take a look at https://www.option-webdesign.nl

There are 2 background pictures that are both not displayed as webp but as png format.

Thanks,
Alwin

Hello Mike,

In my experience converting jpeg to WebP does save a lot of KB’s and is certainly word the effort!

I use the plugin Imagify now for this purpose and it is working fine.

The only issue seems to be that Enfold can not use PNG images as WebP? I have converted all my JPEG and PNG images to WebP and all JPEG images are now displayed as WebP, but the PNG images are still displayed as PNG.

Is that a know issue related with Enfold?

Thanks,
Alwin