Page headers sit at the top of your webpage, right below the navigation menu. They’re usually the first thing visitors see.
Page headers show what your page is about and are important for making a good first impression.
With the “Page Header” module in Astra Pro, you can create different headers for different pages on your website.
Note: Ensure you have both the Astra theme and the Astra Pro Add-on installed and activated on your website.
Activating Page Headers
You must activate the “Page Header” module at Astra > Dashboard to start creating and customizing page headers on your website.
Access the “Settings” option on this module to create page headers.
Displaying Different Page Headers for Different Pages
Once you access the page header settings, follow these steps to create page headers:
- Click on the “Add New” button.
- Provide a name to your header and customize it according to your preferences. Here’s a guide that talks about these customization options in detail.
- Navigate to the “Display Rules” tab once you’re done customizing the page header.
- Access the dropdown menu right next to “Display On” and under “Special Pages” select the page that you want to display your page header on.
- If your desired page isn’t listed under Special Pages, choose “Specific Pages/Posts/Taxonomies, etc.” from the dropdown. Then, enter the page names where you want the page header to appear.
- The “User Roles” dropdown lets you display page headers to specific users. For this example, we’ll just select “All” to display it to everyone.
- Click on the “Publish” button once you’re done.
The page header you created will now appear on these selected pages.
Using Site Builder
For more complex header designs on different pages, use the Site Builder module. It gives you a visual overview of your entire site, where you can create, view, and edit different parts like the Header, Footer, 404 Pages, Hooks, Single & Archive templates, and more.
Read this article to learn how to change settings and display different headers on specific pages.
That’s it! We hope this article helps you. For any further assistance, feel free to contact us. We’re always here to help.
