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Integrate "Recent Post" side widget to my existing site (5 posts)

  1. desaturated
    Member
    Posted 3 months ago #

    Hi gurus,

    I have a website http://example.com and a blog in http://example.com/blog. In my blog sidebar i have default widget like archives, category, recent post .etc

    Now is it possible for me to put that Recent Posts widget to my original homepage? i wonder if <?php wp_get_recent_posts( $num ) ?> works when my blog is under a sub-domain.

    Anyone?

  2. jonimueller
    Member
    Posted 3 months ago #

    Why don't you use an RSS feed. If example.com is also driven by WordPress, use the RSS Feed widget to put the feed from example.com/blog/ there? (If you are using pretty URLs, the feed would probably be something like http://example.com/blog/feed/)

    Make sense?

  3. desaturated
    Member
    Posted 3 months ago #

    hi erm my orginal http://example.com is a php site alone. while wordpress is installed under http://example.com/blog.

    I want my recent post widget to be display in my http://example.com. So when people click on one of the recent post title on my http://example.com, they will direct link to the post in http://example.com/blog page..

    Overall i want my original site to contain recent post hyperlink. click on title, link to blog.

    about RSS feed, sorry but i not really sure how it works for my standalone php site and blog. can enlighten me a little?

    thanks

  4. jonimueller
    Member
    Posted 3 months ago #

    Then you need to pull WP into your non-WP blog. That can be done using the tutorial (and also read some of the comments there as they also contain solutions to problems people have had attempting to do this) here:
    http://www.corvidworks.com/articles/wordpress-content-on-other-pages

    HTH. Feel free to shoot me an email (check my profile) if you need more help.

  5. desaturated
    Member
    Posted 3 months ago #

    ah thanks i will try it out!

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