WordPress posts on a non-WordPress page?
April 14, 2007 4:45 PM Subscribe
Can I evoke the recent posts of a WordPress blog installed at mysite.com/blog/ to an non-WordPress PHP file such as mysite.com/index.php?
So, my site has a blog, but I dont want my entire site to be in the blog format, just the seperate folder for the blog. However I would like to display the most recent posts of my blog on my non-blog front page. I wish I knew the terminology to make this explanation easier :)
My non-blog site uses PHP (just like WordPress does) I was wondering if there was a to display/call the most recent posts from my WordPress blog @ mysite.com/blog onto my front page via mysite.com/index.php
So, my site has a blog, but I dont want my entire site to be in the blog format, just the seperate folder for the blog. However I would like to display the most recent posts of my blog on my non-blog front page. I wish I knew the terminology to make this explanation easier :)
My non-blog site uses PHP (just like WordPress does) I was wondering if there was a to display/call the most recent posts from my WordPress blog @ mysite.com/blog onto my front page via mysite.com/index.php
If all else fails you could pull in the RSS feed.
posted by null terminated at 5:00 PM on April 14, 2007
posted by null terminated at 5:00 PM on April 14, 2007
Response by poster: I found this link in the comments of chrominance's second link :
http://simplepie.org/
its a simple feed parser
posted by Satapher at 5:04 PM on April 14, 2007
http://simplepie.org/
its a simple feed parser
posted by Satapher at 5:04 PM on April 14, 2007
Best answer: For anyone whos looking for the same solution, simplepie.org does it all and with style!
posted by Satapher at 5:43 PM on April 14, 2007
posted by Satapher at 5:43 PM on April 14, 2007
If you're more of the hand-coding type, I had to do this exact same thing for a friend. Thankfully, WP actually comes with built-in support for this feature. Here's what I came up with:
Here's my example code (disclaimer: link to a friend's site). I've marked the relevant code.
The finished page can be viewed here (same disclaimer). It pulls content from this painfully-stock WP installation (same disclaimer).
*Caveat - you need to edit the Blog Pages section in Options -> Reading in the WP admin section. The 'show at most...' setting will apply to the page you make as well as the WP default pages.
posted by mysterious1der at 6:06 PM on April 14, 2007
Here's my example code (disclaimer: link to a friend's site). I've marked the relevant code.
The finished page can be viewed here (same disclaimer). It pulls content from this painfully-stock WP installation (same disclaimer).
*Caveat - you need to edit the Blog Pages section in Options -> Reading in the WP admin section. The 'show at most...' setting will apply to the page you make as well as the WP default pages.
posted by mysterious1der at 6:06 PM on April 14, 2007
Response by poster: thanks mysterious1der, ive learned a lot about PHP today (i already know more than the basics)
I wanted to point out that SimplePie allows you to pull/display/format the feed from ANY website, not just your own
posted by Satapher at 7:07 PM on April 14, 2007
I wanted to point out that SimplePie allows you to pull/display/format the feed from ANY website, not just your own
posted by Satapher at 7:07 PM on April 14, 2007
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posted by chrominance at 4:55 PM on April 14, 2007