Hello Sue

You can use an iframe to embed it on your site.

Or you can simply make a link to it, and let it open on a new tab.

Kind regards

John S.

Thanks John S

What is the code for iFrame?

Hello Sue

If you supply a link to the blog I will show you an example and the code for that.

This is the easiest way to find out if it is something you could use - I think.

Kind regards

John S,

Here is a simple iframe example :

<iframe src="demo_iframe.htm" height="200" width="300"></iframe>

You can find some explanation here : https://www.w3schools.com/html/html_iframe.asp

There is much information on the net about iframes.

Still - if you want to see a working example with your blog - please a link to it

Kind regards

John S.

the link to the blog http://www.MealaRacing_Blog

Hello Sue

The link you give is not working :-(

https://mealaracing.co.uk/MealaRacing_Blog

Sorry typed it wrong...this works

Hello again

I found something here : https://mealaracing.co.uk/blog/index.php

I could see your name on one post, so I have made an example with this.

You can see the example here : http://www.bramminginfo.dk/brm02/ansgar-kopi.html

It is at the bottom.

You could have some links that "navigates" in the iframe.

You can see an example of this here on the same page : http://www.bramminginfo.dk/brm02/ansgar-kopi.html#section2

If you click on the links, then you will see the content of the iframe shift.

It seems that the site use the X5 software for their blog - if you use the same software and you have a site yourself, you could also make a blog ?

Kind regards

John S.

On my testsite I have a testblog.

You can see it here : http://www.bramminginfo.dk/brm02/blog/

It is made with the blog options that is in X5.

I have now changed my example to the one given by you. I was using the first link, because I had not seen you post at that time.

So - my example now shows the link from you. But there seem to be no blog - I guess it will come later.

is my example ( http://www.bramminginfo.dk/brm02/ansgar-kopi.html  bottom ) what you were asking for ?

Kind regards

John S.