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That is in reference to creating a child theme. A child theme allows you to make changes without overwriting the master/parent. If you make changes to the parent theme, and then you update it later, all of your changes would be lost. A child theme fixes that problem.

It is actually pretty easy to make. Here are some links.
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Child_Themes

https://www.lynda.com/WordPress-3-0-tutorials/WordPress-3-Building-Child-Themes/77859-2.html

Lynda.com isn’t free, but they do have a trail period. Plus they are a great source for WordPress info.

The Simple Custom CSS plugin just makes adding css easier. But if you figure out how to make a child theme. Adding the above styles to your new child theme’s CSS file should be a simple solution too.

Hope that helps.

And if this is more of a promotional page, you could look into a number of landing page options.
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/landing-pages/

I have not used this plugin, but it has a lot of downloads and a decent rating.

I agree with janet4now. Lynda.com has a lot of great WordPress tutorials. If you would like to learn more php, or would like more WordPress tutorials, also check out team treehouse.

What type of page are you trying to load? Due to the way WordPress loads templates, it is possible that it is using two templates via get_template_part, and both of them have a call to get_header. (i.e. content-single.php).

The ID is simply used when styling the header, so that shouldn’t be the problem. When you look at the html, does it show the same div’s with duplicate content? i.e Navigation, php echo esc_url, bloginfo, etc.?

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