Ok, so you see that the html is there for the header, that means some CSS must be hiding it. To figure out what
1) go to ATO->Export/Import and export your settings so you have a backup.
2) go to ATO->Add HTML/CSS inserts->CSS Inserts and copy the contents to a text file
3) delete the contents of the CSS Inserts and hit the big green 'Save changes' button
4) go look at the page - is the header there? If so, something in the CSS is the cause
5) move half of the CSS that is currently in the text file back to 'CSS Inserts' and save it
6) go look at the page - is the header there? if not go back to step 5
7) if the header IS there then you have narrowed the cause if the issue so pull that CSS back out and put it in a text file.
8) move a couple lines of the CSS back in, save and test till you find the offending line(s) of CSS
remember to always move a batch of CSS from the selector thru the closing '}' for that chunck of CSS.
I'll be waiting to see what you find.
Note, if you don't want to effect the live site, another way to do this would be to
1) go to ATO->Configure CSS & JS->CSS: Compress? and make sure it is set to 'No'
2) copy the entire source of the page to a
text file. Save the file with an extension of .html (a file name something like missingheader.html).
3) open the file in your browser.
4) in your text editor fine the line:
HTML Code:
/* Chrome and Safari don't like clearfix in some cases.
Also, adding height and font-size for IE6 */
the CSS after the .clearboth CSS is the start of the CSS Inserts
5) move the remaining CSS to a text file and save the missingheader.html file, save it, go to the browser and do a refresh. You should see the changes immediately.
6) copy some of the CSS back into the missingheader.html file, save it, go to the browser and do a refresh. if the issue shows up, the CSS you just added contains the problem.
I do this and/or use the inspector developer option in FireFox to look at sites and find the problems. Copying the file to a text file and pulling out the CSS is the way I discovered what was happening in this site.