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Hey,

yep, you can do it that way.

Just fyi, get_header() also accepts one variable, $name. So if you write this in a template:

get_header('blog');

then WP will look for a file called header-blog.php in your theme files and include that one instead your normal header.php file.

Have a look at the get_header function. Maybe you’re lucky and there’s a filter applied to $name. Then you could just write a function that does it all for you and you won’t even have to touch the header.php file in your parents theme.