• I have spent ALL DAY working on this, reading the forum, etc. and still seem to be stuck. Here’s what I want to do. Basically, I have a static home page, then I have my blog page where I write weekly posting for family on friends regarding what my family did the previous week. Now with the new year, I’ve decided to start a Project 365 photo log that I would like to incorporate on my existing website blog.

    Now I know that you just can’t set up another page that will allow posts. I created another blog within my database but I want it to be linked to my current website via the header bar so it looks integrated into the current website so friends can look at both.

    I know that I could create a category for the 365 photos but to be honest, all of the various posts on this topic really confused me.

    Lastly, my husband doesn’t want all of the daily photographs to be posted on our weekly (sometimes bi-weekly) blog because he feels they will overwhelm the substantive posts (and I agree).

    Sorry if some of you think this is a repeat post, but I’m a relative newbie at wordpress and I’m also a visual person and so it’s hard for me to judge whether some of the responses are pertinent to my specific question w/o knowing what the proposed coding/categorizing/etc. look like or how they actually function on a website.

    Thanks!

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  • I created another blog within my database but I want it to be linked to my current website via the header bar so it looks integrated into the current website so friends can look at both.

    Then you need a (hard-coded) link in your nav bar.
    I have them in my sidebar menu:
    <li><a href="https://www.yourfotosite.com/" target="_blank">Go to My 360 Blog</a></li>

    When you put them as posts in a separate category on your existing site/blog, you:
    a. can easily exclude them from the front page of that blog
    b. then you would need a link to that category in the nav bar of your existing site/blog

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