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Dear Support,
Please check if it is really necessary to cram each page with the hidden, inline cookie and privacy information? Or is it possible to put this into an external JS / CSS? Since http / 2 several files should have no effect on the site speed.
The second point is: All user in EU (should) match GDPR regularities.
We have a privacy page.
Enfold now implements a second GDPR statement in the source code. However, this deviates from the original statement on the privacy page. I am not a lawyer, but various different GDPR rules, which are differs from each other, are certainly not allowed. And services that are not used at all must not be mentioned. I know that from conversations with my lawyer. But Enfold simply builds this. For what reason? For example, Enfold write, that we use Google Webfonts. Excuse me, this is untrue at our pages. We cache Google Webfonts locally.We have this inline: 310 words! Unneeded! Hidden! We all have GDPR pages and there is no reason to hide for human eyes GDPR and privacy content.
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In return, we have the same contents and other code in the source file on every page and in every Enfold worldwide, which is not necessary there.
This blow up the source code. We have 310 words about cookies and privacy statements inline. It does not belong there, but Google and other search engines massively indexes thousands of pages using Enfold.
That’s duplicate content (even hidden), 70 lines of code that does not belong there.We have a slim cookie notice and a privacy page, prescribed by GDPR and many others. That’s enough.
Code and content, hidden, at this place: What is the sense? It doesn’t make any sense.
Please see how you do it differently.Attached, a Shot from search engines. All use Enfold. And if a Meta Description isn’t there and not text is shown (like an Artist with images) this is shown as Meta Description, because, this is the only text on a page)
PS: Is it also possible, to flatten the code?
In W3C-Check, many extra,(for my understanding) unneeded elements are loaded.
This should improve the page speed and reduce the code to content ratio.Example:
The type attribute is unnecessary for JavaScript resources.
<script type=’text/javascript’ src=’The type attribute for the style element is not needed and should be omitted.
<style type=’text/css’>The navigation role is unnecessary for element nav.
The main role is unnecessary for element main.I have used this snippet in the functions.php and it seems, the page is working perfect.
https://codeless.co/remove-type-attribute-from-wordpress/I have seen a statement inside enfold:
<!– To speed up the rendering and to display the site as fast as possible to the user we include some styles and scripts for above the fold content inline –>Is it true since http/2 (h2) is on most good hosting services turned ON? Tricks like inlining or spriting make HTTP / 2 obsolete.Typically, browsers open six parallel connections, allowing a maximum of six resources to be transferred simultaneously. All other requests must wait for a free connection: This bottleneck is called Head of Line Blocking.
With HTTP / 2, this limitation no longer exists. All resources are loaded via a single connection and the browser can set any number of requests in parallel.
Please check it again, is your statement true.
For example, the slider writes a 4KB – 3200 signs inline code into source code. (<script >var mejsL10n ..-..
The speed up rendering rule writes 3 KB with 2600 Words inline. <script type=”text/javascript”>’use strict’;var avia_is_mobile=!1;if(/Android|webOS|iPhone|iPad|iPod|BlackBerry|IEMobile|OperaThanks
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Hi,
Thank you for using Enfold.
Are you referring to the cookie consent message? Would it help if we remove the consent message container instead of hiding it with css? You can also disable the consent message from the Enfold > Privacy & Cookies panel if you don’t need it.
Best regards,
IsmaelDear Ismael.
What further level of detail do you expect than this real deep level of detail?
Don’t you have any interest or time to devote to your product Enfold in order to make it better and also to save your users problems?You know very well that according to the GDPR guidelines we are not allowed to turn off the cookie note.
And at many enfolds, the normal cookie note is just as long: Diese Seite verwendet Cookies. Indem Sie die Website weiter nutzen, stimmen Sie der Verwendung von Cookies zu. ”
That’s all.
So once again: Why are differently 310 worded contents played in on our pages without our knowledge and without our consent, which are divergent to our GDPR-Privacy-Pages? Which are proofed by lawyers and are individualized.
Please Fix it, urgently in the next Update of Enfold. Such content has no place there.
I don’t think it’s very polite, either, that Enfold here represents something we can’t and don’t want to see, but what bots (and lawyers) see when they analyze the source code. For example, whether Google Fonts are loaded or Analytics is set correctly. It’s an imposition. In many areas of law, page loading times and for the SEO sector.Hi,
Are you refering that this code is bad?
Can you show us a statement from a laywer that says this?Best regards,
BasilisDear Basilis,
if you think about: Is it good on many enfolds, that they have on all pages, where the cookie notice is active, to have 300 words duplicate content?
Think about, is this, what you expect from a clean Theme? What do you think, if you have a marketing page with images and 300 words… and now, you add your 310 words on top. What do you think about this? What should think the google crawler, if he see, the same content on all pages and many enfold domains.It is a great pity that Enfold continues to pursue an inactive instead of a proactive strategy. Instead of proactively addressing the issue, it is being passed on to the customers.
There doesn’t seem to be any interest in slim code or the topic seems unsolvable. There is also obviously no interest in avoiding duplicate content.
For me it’s quite simple: I put my developer in it, he writes me a few lines of code in my existing EnfoldPlugin (which fixtures countless other things of you).
For all other Enfold users who don’t have this knowledge and have to live with it: I’m sorry for you.
Hi,
Sorry for the confusion.
There are two types of cookie consent message in the theme. I’m sure you’re well aware of the basic cookie consent message bar option which indicates that the site is using cookies — users can either confirm or visit the privacy policy page. The other is the more advance “Modal Window with Privacy and Cookie Info” option. Did you enable that option? You don’t have to enable it if there is a dedicated privacy policy page. You can just redirect your users to that page instead of opening a modal window containing the privacy policy.
Best regards,
IsmaelOh, now. The Button Option is it. I have not set the check box to modal, but above is an another option for “learn More” and than, there is also an Modal option and a link option. I have never clicked on “lean more”. I had the understanding, if we define in WordPress the default Privacy, the link is behind.
it seems, many other people have now double privacy stuff. One time in modal and one time in privacy page.Ok. But where we can edit the modal information?
What is the statement for the second text from me?
Thanks
Hi,
Ok. But where we can edit the modal information?
You should be able to edit the content of the modal information in the Enfold > Privacy and Cookies panel. Look for the “Modal Window with Privacy and Cookie Info” option.
What is the statement for the second text from me?
What do you mean?
Best regards,
Ismael
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