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Improve this questionI have created a website that is a blog in framer and I want the blog posts that are shown and uploaded there to also show like links on my new website which is in wordpress and it's for publishing books. Is there a way to connect them so that every time I post a blog on the Framer website it is immediately posted on the Wordpress website as well?
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Reset to default 1There is currently no direct, automated way to sync blog posts from a Framer website to a WordPress website, because Framer does not offer an official API or export feature for this purpose. However, here are several approaches you can consider:
1. Manual Cross-Posting
Copy each new blog post from Framer and manually create a corresponding post in WordPress. This is simple but not automated.
2. Embed Framer Blog in WordPress
You can embed your Framer blog (or links to your blog posts) on your WordPress site, for example using an <iframe> or by adding links manually:
<ul>
<li><a href="https://yourframerblog/post1" target="_blank">Blog Post 1</a></li>
<li><a href="https://yourframerblog/post2" target="_blank">Blog Post 2</a></li>
</ul>
Note: This only displays the Framer blog; it doesn't create WordPress blog posts.
3. Automation via Third-Party Tools
Some tools (like Zapier or Make) can automate posting to Framer, but not from Framer to WordPress, since Framer currently lacks a public API. If Framer releases an API in the future, you could use these tools to automate the process.
4. Use WordPress as Your Main Blog
If possible, consider making WordPress your main blogging platform and embedding or linking your WordPress blog in your Framer site instead. This is easier to automate and better for SEO.