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headers in canvas work a little bit differently than youamp;#39;d be used to with the headers in bubble and in this video weamp;#39;re going to talk about how they work differently how to create a new header how to add elements icons buttons that kind of thing to your headers and also how to add workflows to your headers so letamp;#39;s jump in contrary to creating your headers within the bubble editor like youamp;#39;d be used to in canvas you actually configure your headers via the admin portal so you want to come down to the header and footer tab when youamp;#39;re logged in as an admin and then youamp;#39;ll see that you have three headers by default okay so we have an admin header a standard header for users who are logged in you can see that this preview of the header changes when i update it and also one for logged out users so just quickly how does this work we go into our bubble application and we go down to our header reusable element youamp;#39;ll notice well there is
