• This is what I want to do:

    I want to have more than one blog but don’t want to use the multiblog alternatives I have found on the net.
    I have one blog on my wp site, which works.
    I want to write the other on blogger.com but show it on my wp site.
    I have created a page on my wp site called our-garden for the blog.
    I have created a subdomain called gdn.mydomain.se.
    I have redirected gdn.mydomain.se to ghs.google.com so that people who surf to gdn.mydomain.se end up at my blog on blogger.com (this is confirmed).
    I now want to fix it so that people who visit my site, and land on the our-garden page are routed to gdn.mydomain.se and thence to blogger.com. Can anyone help me with this bit, please, or suggest an alternative arrangement of what I have and/or can set up which will achieve the same end.

    Additional information:
    At the moment gdn.mydomain.se is a separate directory tree at my webhotel, which I created myself, with a public_html directory but nothing else – no files – but the location of gdn.mydomain.se can be moved to, say, a subdirectory of mydomain.se. However, since surfing to gdn.mydomain.se takes one to blogger.com, there is no point at present in having that directory tree.

    Much obliged.

    James

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  • Moderator Bet Hannon

    (@bethannon1)

    So if you just want to redirect visitors to your Blogger blog, why don’t you use a redirection plugin to send the our-garden url over to that blog url? (There are multiple plugins that do this)

    Or maybe I’m confused about what you are trying to accomplish?

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