Here is an extension for this..that you can use http://www.magentocommerce.com/magento-connect/aheadworks/extension/1516/blog-extension-by-aheadworks or you can go with … https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4018827/full-magento-wordpress-integration
Just to help you out … WordPress and Magento are comparable as they are both PHP content management systems. However Magento doesn’t compare to WooCommerce in the way you mention it above. For example: you may not need WordPress if you installed Magento. But you have to install WordPress to use WooCommerce. What you are … Read more
As far as I know, having a subfolder in your URL for your blog does not cause decreasing in your Google rankings. And, having /blog/ in your URL is totally logical for you and your users, and SEO is all about logic, semantic and other stuff.
I believe Fishpig doesn’t use your theme’s functions.php file when in the “Fully Integrated” mode, it has a built-in theme that it forces WordPress to use. You will have to either modify the Fishpig source code and/or ask Fishpig support how you can do this without affecting future upgrades.
help in magento with wordpress function
While there are a lot of different solutions for integrating allowing use of Magento Blocks in WordPress or using WordPress functions in Magento, what you are looking for is single login. It can be done via a WP Plugin: Mage Enabler. It’s a WP plugin that gives raw access to the Mage object – you … Read more
__() is deprecated in magento. You may either manually delete it from the magento core files (& repeat this process again everytime you have a new install or you upgrade) or wait for magento developers to remove this. For wordpress, in the future when php 5.3 is much more common & wordpress breaks their backward … Read more
Have you tried possible displaying Magento in WordPress? I found an extension that allows Magento blocks within WordPress: website Here is the actual plugin site – MWI
Each one creates an HTML sitemap of the Magento store without any reference to blog or posts whatsoever. I think you are misunderstanding what is happening here. XML plugins for WP would not go and create arbitrary HTML sitemap. That’s just not what they are meant to do. Since you have two different things in … Read more
No. Magento and WordPress are 2 different things. WordPress is a Content Management System (CMS) that allows you to create Pages / posts. Magento is an e-commerce platform that allows you to sell products. There are plenty of e-commerce plugins for WordPress that you can install, and then import your Magento products into the database … Read more