views header (contextual) filter

I have a node type news with a taxonomy reference (news categories). And I have a view for the news. In this view I have a contextual filter by this categories. The category comes with the url.

In this view I need a rendered entity (node type “views header”) within the view header. These node type also uses the taxonomy “news category”. At this point all works fine.

BUT: for every news category I need another entity within the view header.

This approaches I have:

  1. Adding all nodes of type “views header” in the view header and filter them in the same context as the view itself. I tried if it is filtered per default with the view context filter but is does not.

The BUT here: I don’t know how. How I can filter the nodes in view header. Is there a module for it which I didn’t find?

  1. Publishing the view header nodes as blocks. Adding the blocks in views template and configure the block visibility settings pages/only the listed pages. This solution works but I think there’s too much overhead.

Does anyone know a more elegant solution?

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