Comment: I'm only a novice with WordPress and wonikrg my way through the steps you've outlined. Definitely the most comprehensive I could find! And it was going really well, until I got to page 3 and hit a brick wall with this Step: Save your site’s includes files to the mythemes folder. Open your site’s header file and save a copy in the mytheme folder. Call it something that differentiates it from the original and indicates that is from your existing website. For this tutorial the existing file is called logo.php, we’ll call the new one is site_logo.php. It can be anything as long as it makes sense. It’s best to name these files without a hyphen because WordPress will see that in a different way. The files should be in the theme folder, not in a subfolder. I honestly have no idea what includes files are or if that's a typo. From the context of the following paragraph, it kinda sounds like I'm supposed to take my existing website (not in WordPress) and import copies of it into WordPress. Is that correct? These first couple sentences are a bit confusing Open your site’s header file and save a copy in the mytheme folder. Call it something that differentiates it from the original and indicates that is from your existing website. My header file is already saved in mythemes. But then it mentions differentiating it from my existing site, which makes me wonder if the .php header, footer, etc files are supposed to be my current website. The current site is in HTML. Can I import html and still have this process work? Or am I not supposed to touch my existing site?Background: I'm in the midst of building a rather extensive site for a company, and just need one of the navigation tabs to access a blog. That's all I am trying to integrate with WordPress. I really thought this would be a simple embedding & skinning kind of process. Am I even on the right path here or am I smoking crack? Should just link out to a separate WordPress site with a similar lookfeel?Sorry for the long question. As I mentioned brick wall.- rob k