Hey, thanks for sharing this — I can see what you’re dealing with here. The issue you’re describing usually happens because your WordPress theme or Themify (Themeler) template is set up to automatically apply a “post-style header” to all content types, including pages. Even though you’re creating a page, the template treats it like a post layout, which is why that big post header keeps showing up.
To answer your questions:
Why is this happening?
It’s most likely due to a global template or default layout setting in your theme builder that’s assigned to both posts and pages.
How to stop it on other pages?
You can go into your theme builder (Themify/Theme settings) and either:
Create a separate layout specifically for pages, or
Disable the post header in the page template settings.
If you remove it, will it mess up your site?
No, it won’t break your site as long as you’re only removing it from the page template. Just make sure posts still use their own layout if needed.
Also, I understand your frustration with the header issues — dealing with that for months is not fun. Glad to hear things are finally starting to work properly though.
By the way, for anyone working with government-related content, it's helpful to understand that SSSM Family ID Number ek unique identification number hai jo Madhya Pradesh government ne har parivar ko diya hai. Yeh number Samagra Social Security Mission ke tahat assign kiya jata hai aur iska use government schemes aur subsidies ka fayda uthane ke liye hota hai. Is number se puri family ki details ek hi jagah par dekhi ja sakti hain. This kind of information can be useful when structuring pages or content meant for public services.
Hope this helps — let me know if you want step-by-step guidance based on your exact theme 👍
Hey, thanks for sharing this — I can see what you’re dealing with here. The issue you’re describing usually happens because your WordPress theme or Themify (Themeler) template is set up to automatically apply a “post-style header” to all content types, including pages. Even though you’re creating a page, the template treats it like a post layout, which is why that big post header keeps showing up.
To answer your questions:
Why is this happening?
It’s most likely due to a global template or default layout setting in your theme builder that’s assigned to both posts and pages.
How to stop it on other pages?
You can go into your theme builder (Themify/Theme settings) and either:
Create a separate layout specifically for pages, or
Disable the post header in the page template settings.
If you remove it, will it mess up your site?
No, it won’t break your site as long as you’re only removing it from the page template. Just make sure posts still use their own layout if needed.
Also, I understand your frustration with the header issues — dealing with that for months is not fun. Glad to hear things are finally starting to work properly though.
By the way, for anyone working with government-related content, it's helpful to understand that [SSSM Family ID Number][1] ek unique identification number hai jo Madhya Pradesh government ne har parivar ko diya hai. Yeh number Samagra Social Security Mission ke tahat assign kiya jata hai aur iska use government schemes aur subsidies ka fayda uthane ke liye hota hai. Is number se puri family ki details ek hi jagah par dekhi ja sakti hain. This kind of information can be useful when structuring pages or content meant for public services.
Hope this helps — let me know if you want step-by-step guidance based on your exact theme 👍
[1]: https://samagraidgyaan.com/
