[Support request] Page Header content area

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  • #386966
    Luís

    Hi Tom. I’m using GP Header plugin to merge each page header with my site header. I also configured each page featured image so to have different header images on each page. I need as well to insert different content (via Elementor shortcodes) in each page header. But whereas GP Page Header plugin has a content area to achieve that, where and how can I do the same on each page?

    The end result would be much like this website: http://cozychicken.uk/

    Thank you.

    #387007
    Leo
    Staff
    Customer Support

    Hi there,

    The page header content area accepts short code as well? Let me know if this helps.

    #387015
    Luís

    I know it does. But I need different header content for each page and
    if I go that way I would have to create one page header for each page and that’s not best a good practice.

    #387016
    Leo
    Staff
    Customer Support

    Ahh unfortunately this isn’t possible currently without creating separate page headers.

    The page header content only accepts HTML and shortcode but not PHP.

    It might make it easier to use the old metabox way so you would have a page header metabox on each page? https://docs.generatepress.com/article/generate_page_header_legacy_metabox/

    #387065
    Luís

    Hi Leo, thanks for your reply.

    Not sure why you’re mentioning php.

    Ok… so you’re telling me the only way I can have different page header content on each page (html or shortcode) is by creating a page header for each page.

    #387079
    Leo
    Staff
    Customer Support

    Sorry my bad.

    This should help: https://docs.generatepress.com/article/page-header-template-tags/#custom_field-name

    Let me know if you need more info 🙂

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