I want to see Wordpress blog (from already existing wordpress page) to my new SharePoint site. Is it possible? If so, what should I obtain to make it work?
It would be best to see it for example as newsfeed..
Yes it is possible.
You can use the default WordPress RSS feed of your Blog (example.com) at the address URL:
https://example.com/feed/
Then on your SharePoint Site you will have to Add and configure the RSS Viewer Web Part as described on the Step 2 of the official documentation.
https://support.office.com/en-us/article/add-rss-feeds-from-external-sites-to-your-site-52c26fb9-f1e7-44b7-b684-dea7b5788590
If so, what should I obtain to make it work?
You will gain content on your SharePoint Site with possible links to your WordPress blog.
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I have an existing website and I want to know how to embed a WordPress blog to the website, can someone help me out, please?
Depending on the way the other website was built, there's an array of possibilities. However, the path of least resistance (read: zero extra effort) is to install Wordpress on a subdomain (i.e. blog.yoursite.com).
If I misunderstood, and you mean literally displaying one blog post on the other website, you can use the WordPress API or the RSS feed.
We currently have a web site/app and then also use wordpress for our blog.
Wordpress is great and its cms is great.
I have used wordpress in the past to create an RSS feed that we use on the web site.
My question is:
Is is possible to use wordpress as a CMS and create a feed from that content that is not publish on the blog/wordpress install?
I want to use wordpress's cms, so that i do not have to create my own cms.
However, the content we put in this RSS feed cannot show up on the blog/wordpress site.
Is this possible? I know we are using a plugin to create these RSS feeds. I am not an expert in wordpress, but i believe this is possible.
I also want to use wordpress's category/tags/taxonomy to create feeds based on these values
Once again i want to leverage wordpress's cms to create a hidden feed and publish using RSS. I then want to connect to this feed using different clients.
All data entered into the cms with a certain tag will be hidden/not shown on the blog, but will be available via this RSS feed
Thanks
I tried to search everywhere for an answer to my question but I still doesn't understand how Wordpress fully work.
I would like to use Wordpress as my news system CMS only. This means, I do not wish to set up my page layout via the Wordpress theme interface. If you guys know another news CMS called CuteNews, I want my Wordpress to operate pretty much like CuteNews.
How can I put Wordpress post entries into my website that uses my own layout (and not using the theme interface in Wordpress).
Thanks!
For people looking at this from google. Check out this blog post
http://sidigital.co/blog/disconnect-your-frontend-from-wordpress
I have used this as a starting point for my detached wordpress site and it's working perfect.
You can actually! Without converting it to a theme. It works for me as I don't do wordpress themes but I use WP to power the back-end of my websites. I utilize WP's CMS feature.
here's a checklist of what you can possibly do to your website.
Your website design (html/css)
Install Wordpress on your server, or locally.
Download Blank WP Template, set this as your default template for your wordpress site.
Edit the Theme's CSS/Header/Footer according to your website design while keeping essential WP codes provided in the template.
Set your News Page as the Blog Entry in WP Dashboard.
If you want some news preview, such as titles to appear somewhere on your site like homepage, you can either call it thru PHP code available on the net or install a plugin in WP.
Items listed above maybe broad, but that's a starting point, as you can research on the net for detailed information on how to go about your website with wordpress CMS.
Best of Luck!
We want to create a wiki page/system on our WordPress site that resembles the Wikipedia/MediaWiki look.
Is it possible to do an install of MediaWiki or similar Wiki interface and have it appear within a set WordPress theme/frame?
Possibly pull it with an iFrame?
Without addressing the iframe right away, it is possible to integrate WordPress and MediaWiki and install a wiki plugin.
Yes, there are several ways. The best I have found are using Wikiful (a WordPress plugin) and WPMW (a MediaWiki extension).
Wikiful allows WordPress to display wiki pages and WPMW allows a wiki to use WordPress for user authentication.
If someone can add a way to edit wiki pages inside of WordPress's GUI to this answer, that would be amazing.
I built a site for a client not too long ago and built it fairly standard. Now she has a Wordpress blog and would like an area on the main site to have links to the most recent blog posts. Is there an easy way for me to pull a list of the most recent posts into this content area without having to chop the page up into a Wordpress template?
You want to place the WP feed on the static site? Maybe Developer's Guide - Google AJAX Feed API - Google Code
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/feedlist
I have a WordPress blog integrated into my hand-coded site. I use SimplePie to display my latest posts on my website's home page. I wrote a blog post about how to do this - Displaying WordPress posts on a separate web page. Hopefully that will work for you as well. Let me know if you need more information or help.