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Headers: every page's header in one place

See and manage the header of every page in one place: the home page's header, the header all other pages follow, and any page's own header, with previews, earlier versions and a slim version.

Watch it done: a short silent video with captions · 0:45. The steps below show the same thing picture by picture.

Before you start

  • Log in as the site owner.
  • Open ADMIN › SEO.

The Headers tab

Step 1. Click the Headers tab.

Step 1: Click the Headers tab.

Step 2. It shows every page's header in one place: the home page's, the one every other page follows, and each page's own header where it has one.

Step 2: It shows every page's header in one place: the home page's, the one every other page follows, and each page's own header where it has one.

Step 3. Click Phone to see the previews at phone width…

Step 3: Click Phone to see the previews at phone width…

Step 4. …as here. Click Desktop to go back.

Step 4: …as here. Click Desktop to go back.

The home page's header

Step 5. The home page: Edit opens its header in the editor.

Step 5: The home page: Edit opens its header in the editor.

Step 6. Back to the title and subtitle returns to the plain title and subtitle; No header removes the header; Make a slim version for the other pages makes a smaller copy for the rest of the site.

Step 6: Back to the title and subtitle returns to the plain title and subtitle; No header removes the header; Make a slim version for the other pages makes a smaller copy for the rest of the site.

Step 7. Previous versions lists the earlier versions of the header with their date; Restore brings one back.

Step 7: Previous versions lists the earlier versions of the header with their date; Restore brings one back.

Every other page

Step 8. Every other page: the site's header that all other pages follow, with Edit and No header.

Step 8: Every other page: the site's header that all other pages follow, with Edit and No header.

Step 9. Every page lists each page with the header it uses and a preview. Its edit button gives that page its own header (saving it in the editor makes the header the page's own); No header removes the header from that page only.

Step 9: Every page lists each page with the header it uses and a preview. Its edit button gives that page its own header (saving it in the editor makes the header the page's own); No header removes the header from that page only.

Check it worked

After a change, open the page in a private window to see its header the way visitors do.

Good to know

  • Changed a header and don't like it? Restore one of the previous versions.

Related help

Shown on the 2026 version of the SoNET Web Engine. Last checked 8 November 2026. Something different on your screen? Tell us through the Contact page.