I’m just wondering how I’d go about adding a landmark header on my custom post types?
E.g. https://www.hey.nhs.uk/news/2020/09/21/hospitals-plan-for-winter-and-second-wave-of-covid-19/
This has a landmark header of “News” which is totally fine as it is news.
However, my custom post type of “Patient Leaflets” now appears with a landmark header of “News”:
How can I remove this, and make it say “Patient Leaflets” instead (as well as the same for my other custom post types)?
Thank you!
Hi @heynhs,
Thanks for reaching out.
It seems that the Landmark header is set with the static value News. As you are using the Pro, I would suggest you use the Header Builder to set up the header and also use Archive Title Dynamic Content to get the Title dynamically.
You can find more details on how to add the Dynamic Content here: https://theme.co/docs/work-with-dynamic-content#how-to-add-dynamic-content.
You can also use custom codes to assign specific Header to specific post type archives, but I would suggest you use the above option for now and wait for our upcoming feature that is coming in near future, you can have full control over blog layouts, posts, and index pages using Layout Builder.
More details about the Layout Builder in our June Status report: https://theme.co/content/status-report-june-02-2020 & September Status report: https://theme.co/content/status-report-september-01-2020
Thanks
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