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  • Thread Starter therealmixmaster

    (@therealmixmaster)

    Any help guys? If I’ve not made the nature of my enquiry clear please say…

    Thread Starter therealmixmaster

    (@therealmixmaster)

    Thanks for the replies. I’ve read over them and have a better understanding of how things work now. But now I have a new question…

    I’ve installed wordpress in:
    http://wpblog.michaelhopcroft.com

    … and want to use wordpress functions in different domains such as:
    http://me.michaelhopcroft.com

    As you can see by following the links it’s working fine but the functions that wordpress provide seem to default the links to /(the directory where I installed it)/index.php…

    To give you an example, I can display all the posts on say http://me.michaelhopcroft.com/index.php, but if I click the title of a specific post it takes me to http://wpblog.michaelhopcroft.com/index.php… I’d rather it stayed at http://me.michaelhopcroft.com/index.php.

    Is there an easy way to get it to default to the page you’re calling the functions from instead of the root of the installation directory?

    Thread Starter therealmixmaster

    (@therealmixmaster)

    Thanks for the speedy reply! 😀

    What I’m trying to do is just have a page on my site that is a blog. It’s supposed to look like the rest of the existing site. But because these other pages will be feature rich I don’t want to use the WordPress “pages” technique where page content is simply taken from the database and put in to a template.

    What I’ve done is to create a WP blog and a new theme that matches my website. However, I obviously want my blog page and the other pages on the site to use the same template code. The only way I could imagine doing that is by changing the other pages, which I’ve placed in the root of the WordPress directory, to take their template from the WordPress theme folder:

    require( $_SERVER[ ‘DOCUMENT_ROOT’ ] . “/wp-content/themes/default/header.php” );

    This seems like a bad solution to me. Is there a better way. Can I not get WP to use the “templating structure” of the website as I had developed it rather than it’s own system of defining header.php and get_header() etc?

    I hope I’m making sense. If not ask questions and I’ll try to clarify.

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