List all pages using a specific template on a page

You can create a custom post type called blog. This would group all your “blog” posts together. Once you have that done, create a template file called archive-blog.php, this will be the file that you can use to list all your posts under the “blog” custom post type. For a single post view, the template … Read more

Two blogs one page

There are a variety of ways to create a two-column design in WordPress, where most typically you would use a theme that already has support for doing so. This page has a pretty nice listing of the different ways that you can create a two-column layout on your site: http://vip.wordpress.com/documentation/how-to-create-columns-in-posts/ You can also go to … Read more

Link post to blog from a static page

Welcome to WordPress! I’m going to assume you’re creating your first theme. I would start by reading about The Loop http://codex.wordpress.org/The_Loop which is a crucial concept for WordPress themes. If you designed your homepage within the WordPress admin by going to Pages, adding a new page, and putting your static homepage markup in the content … Read more

Blog styling in SASS

Well what is part of the blog and what belongs to the rest of the site will probably differ so it is hard to split. E.g. is header and footer the same? Anything else that is shared? Anyway, here are two options: 1.Separate instances If the blog and the rest of the site look totally … Read more

Automatization for automatization

WordPress has no macros like that but it can be done. If the plugin is already installed, you can Network Activate it so it will be available on any blog in the network. As for the page with title, you’ll need to create or source a plugin to do that as it will need to … Read more