Separate blogs under the same header and menu?

  • Hi!

    I’d like to have multiple blogs (all run by me) on the same domain, with the top menu linking to all the blogs. I found a guide showing me how to use multiple blogs on the same database, but I haven’t found any way to get the top menu to house the other blogs.

    What I want is this type of layout: https://img256.imageshack.us/i/exampleg.png/

    Where blog 1 leads to blog 1 and blog 2 leads to blog 2, obviously. I don’t want them to link to a regular page, I want it to link to a separate blog, under the same top menu.

    An example of it used professionally: https://icanhascheezburger.com/

    Easy access to multiple blogs on one single site, that’s what I want.

    Thank you for your help!

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    Thread Starter LotusFitness

    (@lotusfitness)

    I’ve seen that before, but as far as I understand it that won’t do what I want. I don’t need multi-user, I’ll be the only one writing. I simply want a bunch of regular wordpress blogs, but all housed within the same menu. Embedded, so to speak.

    Are you talking about individual posts or categories?

    Thread Starter LotusFitness

    (@lotusfitness)

    Entire blogs, so to speak. For instance one blog on politics and one blog on, say, video games. Mere examples, but nonetheless. In that case I’d want the top menu (like the one I linked earlier) to be:

    Blog 1 (Politics) | Blog 2 (Video games) | About

    With my previous wordpress installation, I found no way to have a top menu button linking directly to a separate blog, only to a page.

    Entire blogs, so to speak

    If you mean separate sites, your only options are separate installs or a network.

    Thread Starter LotusFitness

    (@lotusfitness)

    I want to have the blogs as sub-domains, but I want them to be reachable from the landing page. Whether the blogs themselves are separate doesn’t matter much, as long as I’m free to create content within them. For instance:

    examplename.com/politicsblog
    examplename.com/gamesblog

    Both should then be reachable from one menu, visible at the front page/landing page. If you are reading the blog about politics, you should be able to easily navigate to the blog on video games from the menu above.

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