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I want this too. Badly. Someone who actually has skillz-this kind of plugin would make you pretty popular in the WP world.

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Template_Tags/get_linksbyname

even better breakdown in the wordpress codex

Try something like this:

<h2>Blogs &amp; Links</h2><ul><?php get_links('-1', '<li>', '</li>', '', 0, 'name', 0, 0, -1, 0); ?></li></ul>

I don’t fully understand what all that means but it worked for me to just call the links from wp w/o all the link categories (which I wanted as just one massive list)

You may not need the numbers at all (I’m sure they mean something) but just the '
<li>' and '</li>' portions. Which when I view the source code output places the li tags at the beginning and end of each link called

Well nothing brilliant here but I decided to just call the wp.php file from my wifes blog to my index.php page using a php include. I then had to adjust add about 4 css selectors specific to the xhtml ‘grabbed’ by the include.

If your at all interested here is the code:

<?php include ('https://yoursite.com/other directory/wp.php'); ?>

It can be viewed temporarily at https://www.muirheadkingdom.com/blogs/nathan

The second blog is just tacked on at the bottom. I only made efforts to align, adjust fontsize, listdisplay & background. The rest cascaded from my stylesheet.

You can click on my wifes tacked on blog title to link to her actual blog location.

I tried using a php include so that my wife’s blog and my blog could show up on the same page. The problem is the CSS. Since we both modified the css and xhtml based on the wp-layout.css tags etc. The page shows up as a poor blending of the two.

Mind you I’m php ignorant so all I did was throw a php include ‘mywifesblog.com’ to call my wife’s blog up into mine. Changing the CSS filenames to separate doesn’t fix it. So I’m guessing I have the option of going into one of the index.php files and renaming a lot of tags..but I think at some point I may run into wp unique elements that cannot be changed without altering admin files too.

Any easy php suggestions

Perhaps what I am looking for is RSS like. For an example of what I mean see Macworlds home page were they link to their weblogs ( https://www.macworld.com. ) I’m hoping that they don’t handcode these weblog titles and excerpts but rather use php to do this each time they add a new post.

I did try this but to no avail yet. I’m wondering besides placing the php tag of get_post how do I direct my separate home page to use this php to get the post from my blogs pages?

For those wondering how to solve this problem follow this thread:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/3/15192

Never mind. Apparently I do not know how to cut and paste properly. I’m in!
Wow. I’m so happy to have such an awesome community of developers/followers of WP to help out so willingly and readily. Thanks Podz-your time is appreciated!

Okay. Got to where I needed in phpadmin and changed the siteurl (blog id) now my password is no longer accepted. I have two passwords I am sure where the old passwords which no longer work.
I sent in for my Lost password but it has not arrived in my account. According to the database my email is correct that WP would have sent to

Same problem. Changed the site wp locatioin to index.php (moron!)
I’m in phpMyAdmin but when I go to the wp_options table I see no field marked ‘siteurl’ Is their another field to look for???
Thanks so much for taking me (us) this far

Also unless I put in a specific <link> to the css it shows up unstyled, for some reason it is not using the style @import part of the code. I fear I have accidentally eliminated some php or some other blunder. It looks in order however.

The smiley face images have also been replaced with missing link question marks which could be indicative of the problem as well

I should add not only does it have the appearance of my page it virtually is my index.php page except the URL is changed.

Thanks a bunch I’ll give it a go. I have a new problem though! I was editing the css file and index.php file. I honestly stayed away from anything but html (at least I thought I did) and now when I login it takes me to my wp-login page however it has the appearance of my “home” index.php page.
I’ve never had login problems before. I can still access the login feautures by my browser cache but still unsure how to fix it.