I’ve written a lot about how to set the blog up for your new business.
And while it’s a lot of work, it’s also a lot more enjoyable than it seems.
This article is about how you can do this with your WordPress site.
But you can also use a blog-like template to create your own custom content.
Let’s get started.
Step 1.
Create a WordPress Theme and Post Types¶ First things first: I’ve created a WordPress theme with the following code: is_single_domain() || ($blog_posts_per_page <= 5)) { $title = "Blog Template"; $footer = "
Blog Template: ” .
$blog->get_title(); $content = “
$footestype() . “
‘ target= \” .
$footestype() .
“\” title= \”Title for blog template\” class=link title={{title}} rel=stylesheet class=icon link={{/title}} title= ${title} />
” .
‘
$footesto blog template
‘; } } ?> Next, we need to create a blog type with a post type and a post title.
Here’s how you do that:1.
Create an empty template file.2.
Add the following line at the bottom of the file: <h1 title= "” class=name2; ?> You can also add an additional title for the blog type.3.
Add your blog type to the sidebar:
You need to put your post title in there somewhere.4.
Create your post: $post = getpost(1); if ($post->is%20single_post()) { $content .= ”
{{my.title}}
{{my.content}}
“; } else { $posts = $post->getposts(); $posts->add_header(‘post_type’, ‘blog’); } if ($posts->is$single_tag()) { echo ‘
$my.get_tag() .
‘\”>’ .
$posts[$tag].get_name() .
‘/
‘; } ?>
‘; return $posts; } This snippet sets up a post for each blog type and posts the post title to the title field.
You can now add your post to the posts sidebar by creating a new post and adding the post to that post type.5.
Save the file and restart WordPress: $wp_restart();5.
Add a new blog template to your site: <?
php add_header(“Content”, “”); ?> {% for post in posts %}
<article class= "” > …
{{ blog.title }}
Blog Template
It is possible to add more posts by using tags.
The tags you will add are: