Multiple headers with different pages…

Have you made sure that there’s another functioning template? A template should have the following right at the top of the code:

<?php
/*
Template Name: Whatever
*/
?>

If your page.php file is now fixed, make a copy of the whole file under a different name and put that code (with an appropriate template name substituted for “whatever”) *at the very top* — save, upload to the server, and then check again to see if the templates are showing.

Ok duh! I got it now… thanks to all ?? You can tell I’m new.

I’m considering hiring a professional tutor for advanced learning on theme development. Can anyone give a lead where I would find a professional teacher?

The best “professional” teachers are the helpers in this forum! I mean the users, members who keep coming back and offering their time and support.

There is nothing complicated about theme development if you know HTML and CSS.

Whoo ..

what? ??

I know css and html like the back of my hand. By nature I am a designer so when it comes to more high tech code I sometimes get flustered. I’ve made a lot of progress already. I appreciate all of you!

I guess trial and error is the key;-)

I’m glad it’s fixed. Maybe you could mark the topic “resolved”?

An Moshu’s right about the amazing amount of help available on this site. Even though I’m a novice I try to pitch in when I can out of sheer gratitude for all the help I’ve had over the last few months.

Thanks again!

Thanks moshu,
It’s so more easy with a tutorial.
Gonna be able to have different meta and graphics for my pages.

couldn’t you just change the get-header to get-header2 ? i remember doing this before and it seemed to work was along time ago

couldn’t you just change the get-header to get-header2 ?
No.