not a support questionHi,
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It's not possible to create a custom header for different pages without modifying the code with a bunch of statements saying:
"if you're on this page display this, elseif display this, elseif display this, ..." this isn't within the scope of the support forum.
If there's anything else please let us know :)
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Chris
Devin
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Hi Elledinho,
You could also do this with a lot of CSS styling as well. Since wordpress makes each page body have a custom page class, you could use Firebug (for Firefox) to inspect the pages you wanted to have custom headers on and then add attributes for the class on that page you want to modify. It would be a bit messy, but if you are more comfortable with CSS than PHP its an alternative.
You would need to add the php queries to the page templates you wanted to use custom headers with.
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