Put A Blog INTO My Website?

  • silverkinz

    (@silverkinz)


    15 years, 3 months ago

    I have a pre-existing website, and all I want to do is to post blogs (and let my friends post their comments) onto my website. Not Blogspot.com, not WordPress.com… MY DOMAIN, visiting MY WEBSITE, and finding my blog on one of the website’s pages… being able to read my posts and then post comments on that same page.

    Ex. of what I’m talking about:
    http://www.squirrelmuffins.com/

    Ok, so a bit more elegant than that… ^^; But I could post my entry (or create a new webpage with my entry, whatever is needed), and then visitors have the ability to post comments to each entry. I know he integrates Blogger onto his website, too, and I’m not sure how that’s done, either… help, please? ;_;

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  • Boris

    (@travel-junkie)

    15 years, 3 months ago

    well, just install wordpress and adjust the theme to match the look of your existing website.

    chanel

    (@chanel)

    15 years, 3 months ago

    1) Install WordPress to your domain and once you’re done, login to your site (It should be http://yourdomain.com/wp-admin unless you used a directory then its http://yourdomain.com/directory/wp-admin)
    2) I’m assuming you have a html website? (ie: about.html, contact.html). Go to Pages and edit your “About” page and paste your text from your own “About” page there. Then when you need to add extra pages (contact, faqs, domain, poetry & etc) go to “Add New” and post your content there. You do this for each page you had on your old website.
    3) Find a theme that suits your style. Unzip it then upload it to your wp-content/themes folder.
    4) Go back to “Appearance” and select the theme you want to use and activate it.

    As far as tweeking your theme and altering the php codes, you’ll have to do research through these forums, on this site and/or Google.

    Good luck.

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