Scottie_11

Thanks for responding! That plugin isn’t quite the solution I am looking for, but if what I want to do isn’t possible, then it might be a workaround. A better example might be the English Dept has a blog with general information and a calendar on it. From a menu/link on the English Department blog, students can click on a link that seamlessly takes them to Professor Faulkner’s blog or Professor Frost’s blog or Professor Schutz’s blog. The English Dept blog has blog entries relevant to the to the department as whole and wouldn’t have Professors’ posts aggregated to their individual blogs. Is it possible to do something like that using WordPress? If so, how?!?!?

It seems like WordPress MU had that capability, but it was folded into WordPress with the 3.0 release.

Thanks again for all the help!! Tell me where to send some gratitude brownies and I’ll whip them up!!!

First, Part A, thanks for responding [and your gracious patience!]!
First, Part B, I am 89.76% sure they are separate blogs. I set them up using the sub-directory (common recommendation in the forum) so when I am looking at the SuperAdmin | Sites, I see:

/ (main site scottiescribbles.com)
/wall (I can access by going to scottiescribbles.com/wall)
/quote (I can access by going to scottiescribbles.com/quote)

I just want to provide a link along the top of the site that the user can click and it will open another page (not in a new browser instance!) with the wall and quote blogs. I am using thefrom twenty ten theme and would ideally like to have the linke in the menu along the top at the bottom of the header image, e.g., Home (static info page), About (static info page), Contact (static info page), Writing on the Wall (wall blog), Quote (quote blog)

WordPress is a thing of beauty and I love how flexible it is, but for this new girl on the block the infinite options are staggering the pea brain!!! I will go checkout Sitewide Tags… would that plugin allow me to link to the blogs from the ‘menu bar’?