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  • ? hhmmmm, mine is in an i-frame, but… my blog is in a sep directory.

    If you want to try to disipher the code. My site is at https://swatchnot.hender-son-s.com. And if you want just the blog at “/blog” to it.

    Thread Starter misscomadoll

    (@misscomadoll)

    yeah, but that’s what I did, put my blog in sep. directory and then there’s no blog anymore just a short code that sayes nothing.

    Do you think this might work?

    In your index.html or php file on your main server
    put this in and change it your address;

    <iframe frameborder=”0″ src=”https://www.swatchnot.hender-son-s.com/blog/&#8221; height=”750px” scrolling=”yes” width=”750″ name=”” name=”value”></iframe>

    In your admin panel under general try this:

    WordPress address (URI):
    yoursite.com/blog or directory name

    Blog address (URI):
    yoursite.com/blog or directory name

    If you want your blog homepage to be different than the directory you installed WordPress in, enter that address here.

    Thread Starter misscomadoll

    (@misscomadoll)

    I will try that right now!

    Thread Starter misscomadoll

    (@misscomadoll)

    is there any simple way to but in an iframe at the site? I go crazy! I don’t understand who I do to change the position of it!

    Not sure, all I know is, my site was a plain html site when I began. I had a static home page I designed in Dreamweaver. Then I installed wordpress to its own dir. Then I just inserted the i-frame code into the static page and added the name of my wordpress blog. I think I used tables to position it.

    I did not make any changes to wordpress files just to main index page on my root server.

    I found a different way..

    Try just adding this to your CSS file for the MAIN WRAP DIV of your blog.

    overflow: scroll;
    height: 500px;

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