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I am attempting to split a blog into two pages accessible through the navigation bar. However, these aren’t individual pages but separate categories of the blog. Clicking on either of them will take you to a page that lists all the posts in that category listed by the date they were posted. I’m doing this so that I can practically host two different blogs written by two different authors with one installation of wordpress. This is a workaround to the inability to actually host two separate blogs. My goal is the make it appear to the page viewer that these are basically distinct blogs.
However, when looking at either category blog page, the css for each is a mess. The central column almost completely spans from the left to the right sidebar. The alignment of the title, the .posted-on attribute, and the post content are all mismatched. I am finding it difficult to figure out how to correct this by editing the style css file.
Any help would be appreciated. An the example page in question is located:
http://kwanfantasy.com/bg_kwanfantasy.com/category/evidencebased/
And the style.css code for this site can be found:
Thanks for your help!
Hello Hcope,
Thanks for your question in regards to changing your site’s CSS to accommodate your goal of managing two different blogs on one WordPress installation. Normally, when a user needs more than the normal functionality of BoldGrid and WordPress, then some type of modification is required in order to meet the scope of the user’s needs. This can be done through CSS or by changing code within WordPress. Making any changes to the BoldGrid plugin can also be done using CSS or Javascript, but programming changes are beyond the scope of support.
This not to say that what you are asking is impossible, it is possible with CSS changes, but the problem is that it would require some changes to the code for which we cannot provide support. You may want to consult with a knowledgeable web developer to have this done. It will require making custom changes to CSS. In order to have separate CSS formatting for one blog over another in the same installation, then you will need to create separate CSS entries for each. You can refer to the WordPress Codex documentation on CSS for more information.
You also have the option of running 2 different WordPress installations or simply using the system that WordPress provides without using different CSS formatting for each blog you wish to support.
Our apologies that we do not have a direct answer to help you.
If you have any further questions, please let us know.
Kindest regards,
Arnel C.
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