greggioia

This seems like the most basic use of a blog, yet I can’t figure this out. Does anyone have advice for me?

Thank you… where will I find <header class=”entry-header”>?

I added:

header.entry-header {
margin-top: 0;
}

to style.css
but that did not seem to alter anything visually

Additionally, it appears all that extra space is in the body of the post, not the header.

I think I’ve got it working, and now need to add the classes, as you mentioned. I’m having more trouble making it look right on the page. Unrelated to my original question, but since you’re familiar with my page– any idea how to get rid of all that white space below the menu and above the title? i.e. between “vendors” and “san francisco.”

Thank you. Of those listed, Mix it Up seems like something that would work, but I don’t know what jQuery is, so this may be beyond my scope. If you can suggest a starting point for learning how to use jQuery and/or a jQuery plugin, I’ll see if it’s something I can teach myself.

Beyond that– any suggestions for how to get WordPress to do this without a jQuery plugin?

Nevermind, I figured it out. I added it to style.css

Thank you!

Can you offer a bit more explanation? Where would I insert the code you gave?

I’m creating everything. I will have a main page that is my personal blog. I’ll write posts there on many topics.

On each of my three business sites, I want to show only the posts that are relevant to that business. So, for example, I operate a mobile speakeasy bar. On the page advertising that service I’d like to include a menu option that says “blog” where the user can click and stay on the mobile speakeasy website, and see all posts I’ve authored and tagged “bar.”

On another site, advertising my DJ company, I want something similar– a menu option called “blog” that does not jump the user out of the DJ page to my blog, but instead stays in the same page, with the same theme, and shows posts I’ve authored tagged “dj.”

Right now, the only way I can do this is to jump a user out of the page he’s in and direct him to my blog page. That is clunky and unprofessional.

I don’t want to double-post content. Partly because I want one conversation in the comments, and partly because I’ve read that it’s poor SEO.