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
Not showing up on WordPress Reader
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”.
That sounds strange. Could you see the title of the page before you selected it and pressed save? Also, what version of WordPress are you using?
The first thing you need to do when you want to install a new WordPress theme is to login to your site admin page. Once there, go to Appearance -> Themes. Here, you will see all the themes you have currently installed in your application. To add another one, simply click on the add new … Read more
Blog Displays Only Sticky Posts
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
You use the front page setting in settings > reading. Select static for front page. Refer to this documentation: https://codex.wordpress.org/Creating_a_Static_Front_Page
You can use jquery to achieve this. like a button on click of it, you can append in the article textbox or input. like $(‘#boldbutton’).on(‘click’,function(){ $(‘#textid’).append(‘<b></b>’); }); Like above you can create as many as button you like to have.
as many people said here, multisite is one option for you. But… I am not recommending it. The problem here is that multisite is huge hardly managable, have problems with users management and security features. I have lots of problems with multisites. 1) You can have more wordpress sites in one hosting. Simply make folder … Read more