These themes have a templating system that allows to build as many page templates as we want and can assign different PHP templates to different pages, posts and custom post types. There are only a select themes that have this very advanced and user specific functionality. What's more, those themes don’t offer a specific option to add a different header or logo to different pages in WordPress. As a matter of fact, with most of the themes, it is not possible without custom coding. Similarly if we are running a multi-brand website, we may need different logo/header for each page. For instance, we are running a classified portal where we offer a sub-website of, say, five pages for listing owners, then it will be appreciated far more, if we manage to put up their own company logo in the header or footer. But if we are running a big market place where we are hosting webpages for others, these webpage owners would like their pages to display their own branding. Generally, if we are running a personal website/blog or a company website consisting of 5-10 pages, we need one logo or header text for entire website and the same goes for the website footer where we may put some page links, contact form or a small logo etc. In the Header and Footer tab, click Close Header and Footer.In this post we have told about the WordPress resources (themes and plugin) with the help of which you can assign different logo or entire header for different pages, posts and archives.
all even pages have the footer text added in step 9.In the Header and Footer tab, in the Header and Footer group, click Page Number and then select Current Position and click Accent Bar 2.the first page and odd pages have no footer text.Scroll through the document and observe that:.In the Header and Footer tab, in the Header and Footer group, click Page Number and then select Current Position and click Accent Bar 1.The placeholders are added to the footer. In the Header and Footer tab, in the Header and Footer group, click Footer and then click Blank (Three Columns).Scroll through the document and observe the footer areas.On the Insert tab, in the Header & Footer group, click Footer.
Under the Headers and footers group, select Different odd and even AND Different first page.In the Page Setup dialog box, click the Layout tab.On the Layout tab, in the Page Setup group, click the dialog box launcher.This text will be displayed on the footer of all pages.Įnabling Different Headers and Footers for First, Odd, and Even Pages Add some text to the footer on any page.Note that the footer section is labelled as Footer. If you change the footer text on one page, the footer will change on all pages. The length of the document will be 6 pages.īy default, all pages of the document will have a common header and/or footer on all pages. This will generate 60 paragraphs of 4 lines each. We will create a new document and use the rand() function to generate random text in the document so that we have a multi-page document to which we can add headers and footers. Adding different headers and footers to different parts of a document using sections will be explained in another blog post. This post assumes that the document in which headers and footers are being added has no sections/section breaks. To the first, odd and even pages of a document. Let us now see how we can add different headers and footers even pages have page numbers appear on the left and the author name on the right.odd pages have page numbers on the right and the document title on the left.the first page of a document has no header or footer.You can, however, customise the document such that you haveĭifferent headers and/or footers on any one or more of the following:
#HOW TO CHANGE HEADER IN WORD FOR DIFFERENT PAGES HOW TO#
Read how to add a header and/or footer to a Microsoft Word document.īy default, all pages in a Word document use a common headerĪnd/or footer. A header is the common content that is displayed at the top of each page, while the footer is common content that is displayed at the bottom of each page.
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