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I have finally worked out why my shortcode wasn’t working. The solution is what I had to change in the page.php and then I made some adjustments to the code in the functions.php. The code I placed in the page.php is:

$home_page_id = 53;
$home_page = get_page($home_page_id);
$content_page = $home_page->post_content;
$content = apply_filters('the_content', $home_page->post_content);
echo $content;

And in the functions.php I adjusted the code to:

function contactus() {
	$contactus_page_id = 26;
	$contactus_page = get_page($contactus_page_id);
	$content_page = $contactus_page->post_content;
	$content = apply_filters('the_content', $contactus_page->post_content);

	return $content;
}

add_shortcode('contactuscontent', 'contactus');

Kevin Muldoon wrote: You can do 5 loops within your index.php template. Instead of just showing blog posts you could specify 5 pages you want to display using wp_query. Then just link to each section using identifiers.

Thanks that sounds good, but as index.php should act as an intro page with a series of logos going off to different websites, how would it work for page.php? Or could I place the code for the logos links (to be edited by my client), along with the code you mentioned for the index.php?

Please someone please help me I am trying to meet a deadline here.

The subscribe button should go to a pdf.

How come I just received an email saying that the link I posted here doesn’t work, and that reply doesn’t appear here? Anyway I just tested the link after clearing my browser’s cache and it worked for me.

No, what I am trying to say is that I have a series of pages for the sections within page.php, and am wanting to find the link to the page.php itself. This website is only a one page website, therefore the pages which are created within WordPress are for the sections in the one page site. The link for page.php should go into index.php (which is acting as a intro page for other websites which are yet to come, as well as this one page site). Please help me with this.

Thanks fonglh, but how do I display the latest particular uploaded pdfs (not all of the pdfs which have been uploaded to WordPress) into page.php? It sounds too complicated for my client to replace the pdf file via FTP, who isn’t computer saavy.

Sorry if I sound frustrated and stressed, but I have a deadline to meet here, therefore I need this completed asap, and my client is putting the pressure on me to get this finished.

Here is the code which I have started:

global $wpdb;
$attachment_id = $wpdb->get_var("SELECT ID FROM $wpdb->posts WHERE post_parent = '$post->ID' AND post_status = 'inherit' AND post_type='attachment' ORDER BY post_date DESC LIMIT 1");
$attachmenturl = get_attachment_link($attachment_id);;
$attachmenttitle = ;

echo '<li><a href="'.$attachmenturl.'" title="'.$attachmenttitle.'"></a>'.$attachmenttitle.'</li>';