Wordpress Single Site Configuration
Installing the Wordpress Blogging Platform
Click on Wordpress in the Components menu to begin the Wordpress install process.

Next, you will fill in your site name, email and choose whether you would like search engines to index the Wordpress site individually apart from the main Joomla installation in which you just installed Wordpress or ask them not to (it is up to the search engine to honor the request).

Click the Install WordPress button to install WordPress.
Wordpress will now install. Once completed (can take a minute or two), you will see the final confirmation page.

You may now log into your Wordpress site that sits inside of your Joomla installation. Use the same username and password as you just used in the initial login to install Wordpress.

After logging in, you will be greeted by the standard Wordpress dashboard:

Wordpress for Joomla has now been fully installed inside your Joomla Website!
How to Enable SEF URLs in Wordpress for Joomla!
Prior to this step, ensure you have SEF URLs turned on in Joomla! or the site will not work.
To enable SEF URLs in your Wordpress site, you need to go to the wordpress dashboard and navigate on the left menu, Settings > Permalinks. Select a permalink structure for your blog. It is recommended that you do not change this after you make your initial selection as changing it will cause all of your Wordpress site's URLs to change.

Selecting the permalink type you wish to have on your blog:

** SPECIAL NOTE **
If you are using the .html suffix for your URLs, you must also install the WordPress System Plugin, you can download this plugin from our website. Follow the instructions inside the plugin to complete the installation.
Configuring the Twenty Ten Theme in Wordpress for Joomla
The Twenty Ten theme has been heavily modified for use with your Wordpress for Joomla! extension. This is to facilitate the integration between Wordpress and Joomla and allow proper styling and customisation from the Joomla styles.
You will find all the settings under the Settings > General Wordpress menu.

Twenty Ten theme settings
Display Title and Description: This setting will switch the Wordpress title and description from displaying in your Joomla site.
Display Header Image: This will turn the header image off and on.
Display Blog Menu: This will turn on and off the Wordpress menu right above the header image.
Joomla Template Company: Use this option to enable certain features and styles specific to each template company. We have put a lot of work into making our WordPress for Joomla! extension work with as many template styles as possible. We started with one template from each major Joomla! template company. If the styles don’t work you can revert to the Default Joomla option which should be a solid base for all templates.
Wrap metadata in modifydate class: You can have the metadata from Wordpress display in a small font wrapper ("posted on ... by ...), which may be needed by some Joomla Templates for a good display of the metadata (such as Joomlashack's Cascada template).
H Tag level of widget titles (ie. H1 - H5): Widget header titles should match the same header class as your Joomla Modules. That is to say that if your Joomla module titles use an H3 class, then so should your Wordpress Widgets.
Add a module class suffix to widget to match styles: Add a module class suffix to widgets to match style of modules. Add space in front of name if it needs to be it's own class instead of adding to end of default module wrapper class.
Add a space before the module class suffix to make it it's own class: Add a space before the module class suffix to make it it's own class. Needed for templates like Gantry.
Site title size (in pixels): You can change the size of your Wordpress' site title if you have it displayed in your Joomla Site (If the "Display Title and Description" setting is on)
You can set colors for Title, Links, hover links, sticky posts, navigation background & text, and same with the subnavigation.
Extra Settings
Use Joomla content plugins: Enabling this option will allow the Joomla content plugins to show when a WordPress post is displayed.
Use sidebar in content area: If enabled, the WordPress sidebar will be displayed within the WordPress content area. This will allow the Wordpress Widgets to display, however it will also shrink your post area as you're adding a sidebar into the content area.
Enable Multisite: This is where you can turn on MultiSite to facilitate a blogging community with multiple blogs all running through a single Wordpress for Joomla installation.
Redirect to Primary Blog: This option is only used when Multisite is enabled If enabled, a user will be automatically redirected to their primary blog when visiting any other WordPress dashboard for the first time.
How to Enable SEF URLs in Wordpress for Joomla!
Prior to this step, ensure you have SEF URLs turned on in Joomla! or the site will not work.
To enable SEF URLs in your Wordpress site, you need to go to the wordpress dashboard and navigate on the left menu, Settings > Permalinks. Select a permalink structure for your blog. It is recommended that you do not change this after you make your initial selection as changing it will cause all of your Wordpress site's URLs to change.

Selecting the permalink type you wish to have on your blog:

** SPECIAL NOTE **
If you are using the .html suffix for your URLs, you must also install the WordPress System Plugin, you can download this plugin from our website. Follow the instructions inside the plugin to complete the installation.