So i have a website and I want to create a blog for that website, so naturally I would just create a folder inside root directory called "Blog" and inside that folder I would install Wordpress and my url will be: "mywebsite/blog/index.php" Is there any better idea for creating a blog for a website then this, because I want my URL to be "mywebsite/blog"? In root directory I also have files like header.php and footer.php and I just include them in files. Is there any way to include for example header.php from ROOT to WP Theme folder? Because BLOG will have same header style and I want to use only one header.php for whole website.
If the website you got is using your own build CMS you can create your own simple blog. I still think wordpress is a good way to go but it's not that easy to change the header and the footer. I think it's better you ask a freelancer to create for you a wordpress theme similar to your site.
If you want to use the header.php from your ROOT folder in your WP theme, open your theme's header.php file and enter the following: include('../header.php') Code (markup): This will have your root folder's header.php file included in the wordpress theme header.
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What you could do is to implement a simple blogging system into your existing website with PHP and a custom backend, or you could use wordpress. I might be able to help you if you need a custom implementation.
If you want to really customize it, then building your own is the way to go, and it's not terribly hard to do so - especially if you already have some sort of backend that you already have secured with a login. I'm not sure about including your own headers with WP, but you definitely could if you built it yourself. If you need help, I'd be glad to lend a hand. If you just want something fast then Wordpress is probably the easiest option.