Blog and dreamweaver

I've got another question, sorry about that.
I would like to add a blog to my website. I've used wordpress
in the past and it worked well, but I never quite managed to use my
site design as a theme for wordpress. Are there any blogs that
allow you using your dreamweaver template directly?
Or would something like this
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/dreamweaver/articles/php_blog1.html
be the better way to go about it?

> I would like to add a blog to my website. I've used
wordpress in the past
> and
> it worked well, but I never quite managed to use my site
design as a theme
> for
> wordpress. Are there any blogs that allow you using your
dreamweaver
> template
> directly?
> Or would something like this
>
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/dreamweaver/articles/php_blog1.html
be the
> better
> way to go about it?
Well I'm sure the adobe article will work but you can also
customize WP,
it takes understanding the various elements. Perhaps you
could even use
a WP theme (many are free) that closely resembles your site
layout and
then make the changes from there. I've also successfully
worked with
http://www.daydreaminc.com/demoblog/
which is written in CF.

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