The get_header(); function is a native WordPress function which calls for the file header.php
but if you want something else instead, a self-made file for instance,
you can include it by using a PHP function.
<?php include(‘servicesheader.php’); ?>
Still, I’m a little confused to where you are going to put it.
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neweb
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I will try it in place of the
<?php get_header(); ?>
Meaning I will remove the code above and put your code in its place.
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neweb
(@neweb)
Well I tried it and it worked perfect 🙂
This opens lots more options for design.
Here is the link so you can see what I was trying to do.
http://design.newebirl.net
Click the design then the client services to see the change in the header.
Thanks for your help with this! You got it first time 🙂
Thread Starter
neweb
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PS
This is still a work in progress
neweb, I’m glad you got it working.
I said I was confused for I didn’t know your theme structure, however, it’s great to hear it worked by simply substituting the get_header() line code.
Cheers.
