Cant get theme Header, Nav_menu and footer display on customised post template

[warren.hall]

Hello. This was posted in Black & White Section but got no responses (#8607).

I have used Elementor Pro and Anywhere Elementor to create a Single Post Template for my site.

Everything works fine except for I cannot seem to get the theme header, nav_menu or footer to display on post pages that are rendered with this the new template. Is there a way of calling the header, nav_menu or footer from within the template?

Could you please have a look at http://ros-global.com/remote-operations/

I’m using Black & White theme. Thanks in advance.

[Sonnal S Sinha]

Hi,

I can’t understand a thing what you are saying.

Regards,
Brad

[warren.hall]

Brad,

What can you not understand about the header, nav-menu and footer not displaying on a post page?

I am not using the standard theme or WordPress ‘Single Post page template’. I have created a ‘single post page’ template using ‘Anywhere Elementor’. It is all working fine except for the theme’s nav_menu, header and footer is not getting pulled into the page.

I really dont have a more succinct way of saying this.

The link url takes you to the post page that is using the ‘Anywhere Elementor’ template I created. Hopefully by looking at it you may be able to see what I need to add to the template in order for the page to display the theme’s header, nav_menu and footer.

[Sonnal S Sinha]

Hi,

This can only be done via coder.

Kindly send us your URL of the site and WordPress admin details (Username & Password) via sktthemes.net/contact Please mention this forum URL while replying so that we understand what needs to be done.

Regards,
Brad

[warren.hall]

done – thanks

[Sonnal S Sinha]

Hi,

This issue was resolved from our end. Kindly check and confirm.

Regards,
Brad

[warren.hall]

Thanks Brad, Thats working. I can now use the AE Post Template with the theme. Appreciate you resolving this.

I had to add some CSS to remove the unwanted header on the post (same as I need to do on the pager header).

I used .post_head {display:none !important;} which seems to have worked. Was this the correct way to do it?

[Sonnal S Sinha]

Hi,

Yes, this the correct way.

Regards,
Brad

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