Hey there mvprzy,
Hope you’re well! 🙂
Use child themes for any customisation you will make. Read more about it here: http://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes
Create a file named ‘header.php’ in your child theme’s folder then paste the code you will get here: https://gist.github.com/calvincanas/e3b0e482ab2891b9a012
Let me know if it helps! 🙂
Take care,
Calvin
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mvprzy
(@mvprzy)
Thank You! I did find a way, but this helped immensely.
What I ended up doing is using a child theme folder and then making another page template.
I could not find the function “getheader()” anywhere.
I ended up taking that line out and including a file “header2.php” instead. and I put that header2 file in the child folder as well.
So, for those pages without the header, I choose that page template.
Seems to work now.
Mark
Hey there Mark.
Glad it’s working for you! 🙂
get_header() is part of WordPress core functions so it will work out of the box but the way you did it is seems alright.
Good job! 🙂
Take care,
Calvin
What custom css did you end up using?
Hey there jacobtshaw,
Not sure if they used CSS for that at all. Calvin used php and edited themes header.php in order for this to work.
So using that file in your child theme should do the trick.
Hope this helps 🙂
Cheers,
Bojan
