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Try changing the theme to see if that solves the problem. Turn off all your plugins. If it works then, turn plugins back on one by one until you identify the issue.

WordPress doesn’t create a physical file for its pages and posts -they are entries in the database.

Try changing the theme to Twenty-Ten and see if the problem continues. You also should reset your permalinks by going to Settings -> Permalinks. Select the Default option and save, verify that works. Then switch back to your desired preferred permalinks setup.

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Your slide will show up on any category(7) archive, or
if this is page 11 or a child of page 11

testing for true in quotes is NOT the same as testing for true (not in quotes) – the better test would be get_post_meta($post->ID, ‘m_slider’, true) != ”

On the third term – you are testing the custom field the current page – not the custom field of page 11 (which is what I suspect you want)

You can accomplish that with either text widgets or your theme design allows you to set common code fragments.

The problem is that you didn’t use the explode statement above to split the string into a PHP array.

Set your Permalink to /%postname%%/ and see if that works. As noted on the Using Permalinks: For performance reasons, it is not a good idea to start your permalink structure with the category, tag, author, or postname fields. The reason is that these are text fields, and using them at the beginning of your permalink structure it takes more time for WordPress to distinguish your Post URLs from Page URLs

The problem is that we are mixing two loops and $post can only support one of them.
Unless you post your code using Pastebin, I can’t tell how you are using the structure.

I recommend save the value of the $post variable (you’ll have to declare it a global) before entering the $loop. You can’t use any of the template tags to refer to the containing post – just the inner post.

It depends on how you expect to “address” each brand. As zoonini notes, using a multi-site installation would be a way to go. Each brand shares the same theme (layout) but with their own content.

During the setup for the site, you’d decide how the site will work. Either as brand1.domain.com or domain.com/brand1. You would be able to limit which brands any user could manage. You can share plugins but each site can then be branded independently but follow the same layout.

1) remove the “../” from the url
2) You can’t replace a 261×31 image with a 452×165 image without consequences in the layout. In this case, the transparent part of the new image is the only part that is showing.

This loop should work for you

$artist_posts_array = explode(',', $artist_custom_field);
$loop = new WP_Query( 'posts__in' => $artist_posts_array);
forwhile( $loop->have_posts() ) : $loop->the_post();
   // do whatever you need to do the post here
endwhile;

Paste your code as outlined above and someone will be able to make a better guess on what is going wrong.

The file name has to point to the location of the new file – it assumes it is in the same directory (skin-blue). If it is in the directory above, put “../” in front of the filename.

Be sure that you working with the right stylesheet – wp-content/themes/edegree/images/skin-blue/style.css

I don’t see that it has changed yet.

When editing or creating a page, check the left-hand column for a Templates option. If there is a template that supports No Sidebar, select it and you are good to go.

Otherwise, you will have to get someone to create a template page for you for this theme. You can probably get that done inexpensively on a sites like jobs.wordpress.net or wpquestions.com