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How do I display my blogger/wordpress entries on a specific part of my website?
The only info about blogger and wordpress that I've found has stated that I either need to:
1. Customize my Blogger/Wordpress so that the blogging site looks like my site. or
2. Put the blog on a separate page of my own personal site.
What I really want to do is take the entries from the blogger site and place them in a small spot on my website's homepage. Can anyone help me?
1. Customize my Blogger/Wordpress so that the blogging site looks like my site. or
2. Put the blog on a separate page of my own personal site.
What I really want to do is take the entries from the blogger site and place them in a small spot on my website's homepage. Can anyone help me?
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I can help! You can take the RSS feed from your blog and use a widget like this: http://www.widgetbox.com/widget/rss to display the headline links. If you want to display more than just the headlines then there may be other widgets.
Another way to do this is to use Magpie, but it requires some scripting skills
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Inappropriate?I can help! You can take the RSS feed from your blog and use a widget like this: http://www.widgetbox.com/widget/rss to display the headline links. If you want to display more than just the headlines then there may be other widgets.
Another way to do this is to use Magpie, but it requires some scripting skills
I’m an RSS nut
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Yay you answered my question on how to show Wordpress posts on a web site. Thanks Thor! -
Inappropriate?Thanks, I'll try that. In the meantime, maybe you can help me with an RSS related question. Do you know of any free RSS Updating programs? I have the free trial of DreamFeeder, but it titles everything I post as "RSS Unregistered User" and thats a bit anoying. All help is appreciated!
I’m I'm kinda exhausted
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Inappropriate?I don't have experience with this category of software, but I asked around and this is what I found--
If you're on a Mac, you might like this one: http://reinventedsoftware.com/feeder/
Otherwise there's Feedspring: http://usablelabs.org/feedspring.html -
Inappropriate?Thank you, THANK YOU! You don't realize how much you've helped me. Finally something can go right, hahaha! Feel free to check out my website sometime, it's www.Rewindcomic.com
I’m overjoyed, thankful
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Inappropriate?Anytime!
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Inappropriate?Feedburner has a nice HTML embedder for any feed you feed into it. You can CSS the whole thing too for nice customization. -
Inappropriate?I am currently using a WordPress theme called ComicPress but I have screwed up the customizations of that theme so much, I'm thinking about scrapping it completely and going with Blogger. If I decide to do that, is there a way that I can get a Blooger blog to seamlessly integrate with my home page? Mainly I'm looking for my Blogger entry to appear and for people to comment on my entry. I am also looking to avoid the iFrame solution. Can anyone offer any advice or tutorial links? -
Inappropriate?ChrisFlick: It might be good to start a new discussion about this. That way, maybe we can get increased visibility for the question. Just a suggestion. -
Inappropriate?If you don't want the blog entries to change and really just want to insert several links from your old blog, here's a good trick -
Use the http://lizzer.com bookmarklet to search for and find your specific blog entries. It will let you find and insert with just one click, so it's much faster than doing it any other way. Also, remember, you should use the advanced search technique of saying site:yourblog.com searchterm format to find just what you need.
In two or three minutes, you can scan all of your blog entries, find your greatest hits, and just insert them on the page of your choice.
Lizzer might be the easiest answer.
