I run a Wordpress site, and we also post all our articles to Facebook. I was wondering if there's a way to automatically fetch comments made on Facebook shares of articles posted on the site back into the comment section of the article on Wordpress. Essentially, I want to consolidate all comments into one format on the site. Furthermore, if someone makes a comment on the article on Wordpress, I would like it so that it would also post onto the "official" share of the post on Facebook on the page attached to the site. I don't particularly care for keeping the built-in comments on Wordpress.
Currently I use Disqus and that has a Facebook login, but it doesn't consolidate comments from Facebook shares of the article onto the blog. Is this doable at all?
Read the instruction
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/plugins/comments
You can import facebook post comments to blog
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We have converted a paper newsletter to a WordPress site. One thing we're struggling with is that all the posts have to link to another page where you read the article.
We have some items that were just a photo and cut-line in the paper version that we'd like to offer on our homepage and we don't want them linking to a "Read More" since the Read More doesn't offer any additional content.
Any ideas on a work around?
I am trying to post some Wordpress article directly on my google+ page with addthis, but it always post them on my Google profile.
I just can add a comment, remove extract and photo, and choose my share list, but I can't choose where I want to post it
In addthis support forum they say it is not possible:
Unfortunately this is a limitation of the Google+ button, not of
AddThis. We're not aware of any way to share to Google+ business pages
yet.
The way I do it is to copy the URL link of the article I want to share and then go to my Google+ page and paste that link there.
You should use an approved third party solution for posting to Google+ Pages. See the list at http://www.google.com/+/business/3rdpartytools.html
I've added the Facebook app to my wordpress blog and the comment box appears on some of my old posts but not my newer posts. They were all written the same way on the same blog, why does the comment box show up selectively? How do I make it appear on all posts?
My site is www.heymouser.com if you would like to take a look at it.
I have a website and a blog. I want to insert an iframe into the website, displaying the latest post from the blog.
So I need just the post content inside the iframe, without wordpress headers and sidebars.
Whats the best approach to achieve this?
Thanks for help.
If the site and the blog are on the same domain, you may be best off querying the latest post using the Wordpress API itself, making it unnecessary to fiddle with an iframe.
How to do that is described in Integrating WordPress with Your Website on the WordPress Codex.
If you need to do this using an iframe, I guess it's easiest to set up a new theme that doesn't display anything but the post itself. That would be some work though.
I recently put together a video tutorial of how I did this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7GuocgQlCmw
I didn't get rid of the WordPress sidebar, but the tutorial shows how I used Firebug to get rid of parts of the header and the same technique should work for the sidebar. There are links in the youtube description to all the reference material I used including a link to a blog entry I wrote describing the process.
This doesn't really answer the question but why don't you use Wordpress for all of your website if you use templates you can make it look like a website and also have a blog. Have a look at this site i made using just Wordpress http://www.smkrc.co.uk. By doing this you would have access to the posts and would not need to use iframes.
I want to write a page where user's can write a blog post and publish it to the blog. I've downloaded blog engine .NET and looked at the code and I like the way they do it, but it's completely an overkill of what I need. What I need is only a title, author, date, and the blog post it self. I don't even want users to post comments or anything like that. My approach is to save all those blog post information into an xml and then when a page loads it loops around those xml files to show the blog post.
Is there a tutorial on how to do this online? Especially for doing blog posts.
If you want a leaner out of the box option there is Subtext
or if you want to start from scratch you could start with a code project sample blog engine: http://www.codeproject.com/KB/aspnet/abe01.aspx
Creating a blog engine from scratch always leads to adding more features that come out of the box in most blog engine.