All of WP’s blog content is in the database that is used by the blog. The database name is found in the wp-config.php file. You could do a fresh WP install in a new folder (or new host or new local WP instance), then change the wp-config.php file for the old database : database name, … Read more
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Create a page for you Blog. Just the title only nothing else. I use ‘Our Blog’ for instance. Save it and make it public. In your dashboard go to Settings|Reading Use the drop down menu for “Post Page” to find the page you just created. Scroll down and save the changes. Your blog page should … Read more
http://codex.wordpress.org/Settings_Reading_Screen “Posts page – Select in the drop-down box the name of the Page that will now contain your Posts. If you do not select a Page here, your Posts will only be accessible via other navigation features such as category, calendar, or archive links. Even if the selected Page is Password protected, visitors will … Read more
I’ve used this in the past: http://wordpress.org/plugins/custom-facebook-feed/ You can see it in action here: http://www.iratex.com toward the bottom of the page on the left.
Use get_posts() and set ‘numberposts’ to 1. The first and only entry will contain your latest blog post as a post object.
Check the permissions of the functions.php. This page in de Codex about changing file permissions explains a lot about wich permissions you have, or can use. On computer filesystems, different files and directories have permissions that specify who and what can read, write, modify and access them. This is important because WordPress may need access … Read more
You say that blog will reside in http://example.org/blog. That’s incorrect. It will be as a part of your installation http://example.org. Create two pages: Intro and Blog. In Settings -> Reading -> Front page displays – select – A static page -> Front page – and choose Intro, then in Blog page – choose Blog. Set … Read more
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Follow instruction for Creating a Static Front Page in Codex. The URL of your blog posts index will be derived from a page you use for “posts page”.