Quote:
Originally Posted by harvey
I'm not 100% sure what do you mean, anyway, if you're using 2 headers (is that what you mean?) then you need to require the correct header, like this:
Code:
<?php include(TEMPLATEPATH.'/header2.php'); ?>
however, to avoid mistakes, juts use conditionals. Replace EVERYTHING you have in header.php with something like this:
Code:
<?php
if (is_front_page()){
<?php include(TEMPLATEPATH.'/mainheader.php'); ?>
}
elseif (is_single()){
<?php include(TEMPLATEPATH.'/header-single.php'); ?>
}
else {
<?php include(TEMPLATEPATH.'/header1.php'); ?>
}
?>
this code will allow you to use 1 header for your main static page, a different one for single pages (if you need it) and everything else (such as pages) will use a default header. Play with it as you wish |
i would just use get_header() for multiple headers.
single.php instead of get_header() use get_header('single');
header-single.php it will look for.