Top bar above navigation
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Hi, I am creating a site using the Gutenberg block editor. Is there any way to add a top bar above the title and navigation like the one listed: https://massagetherapy.com.pk/. It will have phone number, an email and maybe address. I do not want to use a plugin or widget. I have tried with 3 columns at the top but it is really difficult to center the text on smaller devices. Also Is there also a way of making this top bar not sticky while the header is sticky?
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Hi there, if you’re using a block theme this is possible via the site editor (yourdomain.com/wp-admin/site-editor.php) . You’ll need to modify your templates (click “templates”, select whichever template you want to edit, and click the pencil icon to edit the template).
Once you’re in the editor you can add a block above the “header” and this will appear on all pages using the template. If you want the header to be sticky you should be able to select the header when editing the template and set position to sticky in the right sidebar/inspector.
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Hello, thanks you for your reply. Good to hear that it is possible with just the block editor. I am however having problems using columns and rows as a combination as both and rows throws my alignment out. Example I am using 2 columns, and in the second column making a row with telephone and email. However on mobiles the first unused column is still visible, pushing the second block down. Is there any example of the top bar being made? Many thanks
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So I am finding that deleting the first unused column moves the rest of the content to the left.
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