I have my blog on blog.mydomain.com and I am realizing that I want to be able to grab entries and put in a section on my www.mydomain.com
Is there a way to do that? Perhaps a widget or plugin?
May be this will help you. : Display Wordpress content from Outside Wordpress
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Im new in wordpress and i would like to ask if there is a plugin in wordpress to edit its content dynamically? I've seen this example but i can't understand some if the codes provided. Thanks in advance guys.
In wordpress you will have post and pages. Now you can create as many pages you want and they are they are displayed in page.php. For post types likes blog they can be changed in single.php. Also they are already dynamic from the admin panel. You can create/delete/update as many pages and post you wish.
I'm running a self-hosted Wordpress site, and I'm about to change the homepage layout from a blog to a more magazine-type format.
I know that some users will prefer to still see the old format, and I'd like to offer this as an option - for visitors to be able to select a second index.php (for instance index-blog.php) as their default homepage for the site.
I assume cookies would allow this, but if that's not possible, perhaps logged-in users would have that ability?
I can't seem to find a plugin that would help with this, so I'd really appreciate any tips - as well as advice on how having 'two' homepages might affect SEO.
Thanks in advance!
You can do this programmatically see this link. You should also create a child theme for your main theme see the codex for how to do that.
I have been having a few problems with my blog and was hoping someone on here may be able to help me out, i have set it up so the the blog is not on the home page but sits on a different page e.g. /blog/.
The permalinks for posts were set to /%category%/%postname%/ and were displaying as so site.com/category/postname, i wanted it to keep the blog prefix (site.com/blog/category/postname) so i changed the permalink structure to /blog/%category%/%postname%/ to work.
Now i want to remove the category base, i have done this by putting /. in the field but this removes /blog/ from my permalink. Is there any way around this?
Sorry if i have missed out any crucial information, let me know and i will add it!
Thanks a lot!
Try this plugin http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-no-category-base/
You can learn more about this plugin http://tutslog.com/tutorials/plugin-wordpress-supermalink-139.html if you want add dynamic permalink content
This website is based on wordpress, I wonder which plugin/theme are they using to customize wordpress into a gallery/download site.
Many thanks for your help!
I think you can do this with WordPress' thumbnail feature. You can assign a thumbnail to each post. It looks like that, and some tweaking to the theme in the way the posts are displayed and the download button is included.
Maybe there's a plugin to assign a file to download on each post, that's the only part I find complex in this theme.
Check these links:
http://www.wpzoom.com/design/10-wordpress-themes-designed-for-photo-galleries/
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/search.php?q=download
I'm new to Wordpress, and I'm using it as a general CMS for the first time. It's a simple site with a few pages, and also a blog. The blog has the same theme as the rest of the site.
In any case, I'd like the blog home page to be at /blog, and the Pages at /{page-slug}, and a Page is assigned to the root of the site. What's the best way to basically put a standard Wordpress blog home at /blog/? I'd prefer it if all blog stuff were based at /blog (e.g. "/blog/2009/10/%postname%", "/blog/categories/news", etc.), but it's not an absolute necessity.
Will I need to do multiple Wordpress installs to support this natively? What limitations might I run into?
Well, I'd written out the question when I found the answer, so I thought I'd finish it for posterity. The answer is here.
Permalink structure apparently doesn't affect Pages, which was my confusion. Wordpress will always put Pages at /{page_slug}/. If you want to move the whole site, including Pages to a subdirectory, you can use the Blog address (URL) field under Settings/General.
Hope this helps someone!
WordPress Codex: Creating a Static Front Page
WordPress allows you to make a 'front' page appear at / and shove your blog to a fake subdir, like /blog/ — Your other pages will still be at /your-page/