Our website currently has a CPT that is setup manually. As well as a custom page layout for the post that is defined in the child theme. This page is setup to utilize the appropriate custom header by using get_header() within the PHP file, but it appears the default header that is set for the site is overriding what is set.
Is there a way to ensure that that the header that is defined in the code is utilized and not overwritten by tagdiv?
The header was created in Tagdiv or reference, and is being utilized on other portions of the site with minimal issues, so this seems to be a bit odd from my perspective, and it prevents us from being able to maintain consistency in certain areas of the site.
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated!
The website/section in question starts on this page: https://www.denverlifemagazine.com/showhouse/meet-the-designers/
And this is a direct link to a post within the CPT that is not behaving correctly as it should have the same header as the page above: https://www.denverlifemagazine.com/2021-designer-showhouse/meet-the-designers/amy-nelson-sammi-conrey/
Hello!
Please edit the CPT page and make sure the header is selected as the global one: https://prnt.sc/Q9ftfJKWK77s
Thank you!
My apologies, I do not believe I asked this in the most clear way. I am not wanting the default header for the site to be on the CPT, currently it is if you go directly to the post I linked above.
This is the article I followed and it did not seem to change the header of the CPT to reflect a different header besides the default: https://forum.tagdiv.com/header-manager/
Do you happen to have any additional recommendations?
Hello!
We would like to investigate this issue further.
Please contact us via email at contact@tagdiv.com and provide the following:
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Our team will take a look and let you know what can be done!
Thank you!
I have sent the email, so I will wait for a reply. Thank you
