How Do I Add WordPress to My Laravel Blog?

Adding WordPress to a Laravel blog is relatively simple. First, you need to install the WordPress plugin.

Then, you’ll need to add a route in your Route file to point to the WordPress instance. Finally, you’ll need to create a new WordPress template and register it with Laravel. Here’s a complete example:.

Route::get(‘blog/{blog}’, function() { return new WP()->blog(); });

You can also use the WordPress facade to make this process even easier:

WP::factory(‘blog’, function() { return new WP(); });

Once you have these pieces in place, you can start creating your blog posts and pages. To add a post, simply call the WP::blog()->post()->save() method. You can also use the WP::blog()->posts() object to retrieve all of the posts in your blog, or the WP::blog()->get_posts() method to retrieve a single post.

To add a page, simply call the WP::blog()->page()->save() method. You can also use the WP::blog()->pages() object to retrieve all of the pages in your blog, or the WP::blog()->get_pages() method to retrieve a single page.

Finally, you’ll need to register your new WordPress template with Laravel. To do this, you’ll need to create a new file called wp-config.php and add the following line to it:

‘template_directory’ => __DIR__ . ‘/wp-content/themes’,

Then, you’ll need to add the following line to your Laravel configuration file:

‘wp_blog': WP::blog(),

Finally, you’ll need to add the following line to your WordPress configuration file:

‘siteurl’ => ‘http://localhost:8080′,

You’re ready to go! You can now start writing your blog posts and pages in WordPress, and everything will appear in your Laravel blog exactly the same as if they were written in Laravel itself.