How to Create a Custom Header in WordPress
A header is not a showcase for every page on the site. Its job is orientation: identify the brand, expose the most useful navigation, and make the next important action easy.
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Keep navigation finite
Use a small set of top-level destinations and let category pages handle depth.
Make mobile a first-class layout
A desktop mega-menu is not a mobile strategy.
Use one primary CTA
If the site has a clear commercial action, one visually distinct header CTA can work well.
Keep it stable
Frequent navigation changes make the site harder to learn and maintain.
A practical way to decide
Use this page as a shortlist, then test the workflow against a real page you expect to maintain. Pay attention to editing speed, responsive behavior, reusable styles, licensing and how comfortable the future editor will be making routine changes.