Creating a custom field a client can edit in theme's header file

  • yulichka

    (@yulichka)


    13 years ago

    Hey guys,
    I’ve got a couple of phone numbers in the header of my theme (I’m using Blank). I need to make sure that these can be manipulated by the client from the back end. Sort of like uploading a custom logo, but for phone numbers instead.

    I’ve been searching all around the place, with not much luck yet. Could anyone suggest some kind of tutorial or even just an idea of how I can start going about doing this?

    Seems a little out of my league, but I’m pretty much learning strictly by trial and error, so any and all help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!!

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  • esmi

    (@esmi)

    There are literally thousands of WordPress themes – which means that many people won’t be familiar with your particular theme. So a link to your site where people can see the theme might result in more responses.

    Thread Starter yulichka

    (@yulichka)

    Oh, I’m using Blank Theme and building as I go along.

    The site is here: https://wolandtech.com/davidsoncenter/ and the phone numbers are going in to the right of the “Get Started Today!” in the top right.

    esmi

    (@esmi)

    You could widgetizing your header. See widgetizing themes

    Thread Starter yulichka

    (@yulichka)

    Great! I’ll play around with that.

    Thanks a lot!!

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