pull-header

Pull the site header section from source to target Shopify theme.

Updated Aug 27, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/cfagerlin/theme-forge --skill pull-header
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Skill: pull-header
Source: https://github.com/cfagerlin/theme-forge/tree/main/pull-header
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/cfagerlin/theme-forge --skill pull-header

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Pull the site header section. Convenience wrapper around pull-section for the most common shared section.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Convenience wrapper around pull-section to accelerate header extraction across pages
  • Ensures header group is consistently migrated to target theme
  • Use Case: When updating a live store, pull-header ensures header elements (logo, nav, search) are captured and aligned with target theme.

Quick Start

Run the pull-header skill to pull the site header into the active project using the theme-forge workflow.

Frequently Asked Questions about pull-header

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I pull the site header during a Shopify theme migration?

Pulling the site header during a Shopify theme migration requires using a guided workflow to extract the shared header section from the source theme, ensuring logo and navigation elements are consistently reproduced in the target theme.

What is the best way to migrate a shared header section to a new Shopify theme?

The best way to migrate a shared header section is using a convenience wrapper around the pull-section workflow, which accelerates header group extraction and ensures elements like the logo, navigation, and search bar align with the target theme.

Do I need a dev server to pull header sections for Shopify themes?

Yes, pulling header sections for Shopify themes requires a configured dev server and access to live store data via theme-forge to execute the standard workflow and return a validated header that matches the live site.

Can I use a pull-section workflow to capture the header group across all pages?

Yes, you can use a pull-section workflow to capture the header group across all pages, as it applies to Shopify theme migrations where the header is shared across templates and must be faithfully reproduced.

Why does my Shopify header not match the live store after a theme migration?

A Shopify header may not match the live store after a theme migration if the shared section was not faithfully reproduced, which requires pulling the header using a validated workflow that accesses live store data.