implement blog into a website.

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    hi. i have a website, that has 2 iframes (the header, and the right nav bar)
    and 1 space of content.
    i want to replace the space for content as a blog designed.
    i only want to show here the posts and the tags. also it needs to be rss supported.
    what is the easiest way to do this??
    here is the website:
    www. elkauction .com
     
    diego018, Jun 22, 2007 IP
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    trichnosis Prominent Member

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    is your hosting account support php? if yes, install a wordpress on a subdirectory
     
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    Charlies Active Member

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    With Wordpress, you can install it at / and then deplace it in a subdirectory
     
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    Yes wordpress rocks.
    If you need customized theme for wordpress let me know :D
     
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  5. diego018

    diego018 Well-Known Member

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    but can i add only the posts of wordpress to the website?? i want to keep the appearance, (the iframes, header, and leftbar that i have now in my website)
    i dont want to add the bars of wordpress. only posts, is this posible??
     
    diego018, Jun 23, 2007 IP
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    Yes this is possible. you can do so. you can remove the left and right bar of the site even header and footer with your custom site :D
     
    ravish_83, Jul 3, 2007 IP
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    diego018 Well-Known Member

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    ok. thanks. i think ill start converting my page into a wordpress site, in.. some days, when i get some spare time..
     
    diego018, Jul 5, 2007 IP
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    Yea... I'm with everybody else.. you can always modify your wordpress template to have only the elements you want, and toss that in your iframe.
     
    drbones, Jul 5, 2007 IP
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    First, I hate iFrames, although they ARE better than frames. Install the wordpress blog into a subdirectory/possibly even use a CMS system such as Joomla in order to have a highly extensible site that can handle many scripts.

    If you don't move towards a Joomla-like CMS, then you can always change the templates around on your WordPress installation and make it look EXACTLY the same as your site's template.
     
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    I also dislike iframes. They are good, but they aren't the best way to go about designing a site. I must admit my site isn't *fully* w3c compliant, but I make sure it renders properly in all browsers.
     
    shantanubala, Jul 5, 2007 IP
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