John Morgan: you are wrong. Many options are just hidden. display: none; its not good way for remove becuse are load in background. function php its better way... (for this option and each another option)
Paul Vek Options disabled through theme presets functionality are not hidden on site's frontend using CSS. If the mobile nav toolbar option is disabled through theme presets, its functionality is completely removed from the page using PHP condition as if the option is turned off. This includes its absence in the HTML and CSS.
John Morgan I had put a link and said this according to the answer Luke Nielsen (of your own staff) had given on this page. And I myself had observed this in Tanimat. I don't know, maybe you made some changes after that. But I meant on specific pages. Not disabling it altogether.
Paul Vek Creating a preset with a large number of conditions, including the option for a specific page, allows you to enable or disable almost any Theme settings option, including the mobile bottom toolbar if the preset conditions are met. Below are screenshots showing an example of a preset for the shop page (https://prnt.sc/6FKQJR3-0Enx) that will disable the mobile bottom toolbar on this specific shop page (https://prnt.sc/kcQ22ev7fXDa).
John Morgan Does this mean that for specific pages all theme settings can be different via the method you described? This is great.
Presence of such and similar options will be redundant. Almost any option from the theme settings can be turned on or off on any page using the built-in theme settings preset functionality.