Header builder makes it easy to manage with your headers – it lets you create, delete and duplicate headers with ease. Using this feature it is possible to assign a global header and create different headers for specific pages.
In this article we’ll explain how to access and use header management. To learn how to create a header for the specific page, check out this article.
Beware! The header builder is still in a beta version. Please do not test it on a live website until the stable release. If you’ve found a bug related to the Header Builder, please report it as shown in this article.
Activating the Header Builder
By default, the header builder is disabled. To learn how to activate the header builder, check out this article.
Header Management
To access the header management:
1From the WordPress left menu, go to Jupiter > Header Builder.
2From the left side, click on the Header Management (first icon).
3A new tab will open with the list of your active and inactive headers.
From here, you can create, delete, duplicate and rename your headers.
Creating a New Header
1From the header management tab, click on the New Header button.
2Give your header a nice name and click on Ok.
Note: This header will now be added to the inactive headers. To learn how to use this header, continue reading the article.
Creating a Global Header
1From the header management tab, select a header which you wish to make global and click on Open.
2From the left side, click on the Settings (cog icon).
3Click on Make this header global.
4Click on the Save button
Note: A global header will be your site’s main header and visible in all pages.
Creating a Page Specific Header
To learn how to create a page specific header using the header builder, check out this article.
