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  1. Hi, I am trying to get my contact form from page into header. I have been at his for days now, I can get the contact form into the header with this <?php echo do_shortcode( '[contact-form 1 "Contact form 1"]' ); ?> but can not get it to sit centrally and in front of image. This is my site, http://www.cloudchasing.co.uk/ The site style that I am trying to emulate is this one http://www.premierwindscreens.co.uk/ Pleeeease help a newcomer
  2. Hello group, Apologies if this has been asked. I have a site that is generating pages like this: http://www.example.com/index.php?title_page=products_info&cPath=143&products_id=001 http://www.example.com/index.php?title_page=RFEE_SaaS_Cloud_Services http://www.example.com/index.php?title_page=customer_inquiry&src=mnu I want to create dynamic meta data in the header.php ex: <title><?php echo $pageTitle; ?></title> <meta name="description" content="<?php echo $pageDescription; ?>"> I'm new to the more advanced functions of php so my question is... where are the values for $pageTitle and $pageDescription stored if every page seems to reference index.php as the page (although there might be dynamic functionality within this page I suppose)? I could understand if the pages referenced were all different like products.php, services.php, etc. I'm looking at the URLs generated on the site and am trying to figure this out. Thanks.
  3. Good afternoon everyone, I am 24 and I just started my first website (yay me, right) and I had a small question in regards to PHP. I am editing a Wordpress template (don't worry i've already made a child theme and copied the header.php), but I want to add (embed) an HTML form (I am using MailChimp as my newsletter & mailing service) into my header.php I am unsure which way to go about this problem and I wanted some excellent advice from the pros (you all!). After researching the problem I have concluded there are two ways to accomplish this (remember I am a newbie and there are probably more ways to accomplish this task, ha ha). 1. Use the PHP Command - Echo to write the code into the header.php but I feel that would be a lot of Echo commands (and it may not be because I don't know very much about PHP). 2. Create a new function.php file that houses my "Newsletter Form" and use PHP to call that function (and now that I am typing this, it probably isn't a "function" file and its named something else) into my header.php and have it display that way. This is my website: www.hulkapps.com The "Newsletter Form" should appear under the site description ("We Make College Easier"). Thank you in advance for all responses, and taking the time to read my post. Have a great day, Ben @ HulkApps
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