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# By the WP Bakery

#### **To build a header builder with the&#x20;**<mark style="color:blue;">**WPBakery Page Builder**</mark>**&#x20;plugin, please follow these steps:**

**First** - go to **WPBakery Page Builder** > **Role Manager** and under the user roles, choose the post type is Custom and check the post type you want to use the <mark style="color:blue;">**WPBakery Page Builder**</mark> (**Header**)

![](/files/0eQc9cv8dsGe9fMQkPuy)

<mark style="color:blue;">**Step 1**</mark> - Go to **Theme Options → Header Builder (WPBakery) → Add New Header**

![Click Backend Editor](/files/SYHqXoDPkDFgVgPfhibd)

<mark style="color:blue;">**Step 2**</mark> - Drag and drop any elements here to insert the content of your header and then **→** **Publish the Header**

![](/files/pOrmFuMObBvhv1fDCiIG)

<mark style="color:blue;">**Step 3**</mark> - Navigate to **Theme Options** **→** **Header Global** to select your **Header Builder**

![](/files/DCrudj2GMKwtD6m6QkV7)


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