forunner

in your theme, add the page2.php with (in the beginning 🙂

<?php /* Template Name: template page2
*/

now, in the dashboard, when you will create (or update) a page, you could choose the template “template page2”

the subject is resolved ? great :p
I’ve found an explanation for duplicate objects in menu, I repost it here to help … if someone as the same problem :
AntonShevchuk said :

After update to version 3.0 you can see new (or duplicate) items in top menu. Don’t worry – it’s not a bug. It’s new feature of WP 3.0. Open navigation menu settings (/wp-admin/nav-menus.php) and change it (or remove).

Constructor 1.0.4 and early use first available menu.
From version 1.0.5 constructor use menu with title “Header Menu”.

or a wp_nav_menu()

edit :
problem solved :p
put the subject on solved ^^

keesiemeijer is right – it works – if it don’t work on your computer you should try to clear your browser’s cache

I don’t know

you said you upload “the new code”
in what folder did you upload it :p ?

and… when I do some test on localhost, sometimes in my url, I put “localhost”, maybe it will be a problem if you have not upload …everything

check if you have put the css / the html in the good folder, and if you’re not using absolute path [for your local computer…that you’ve forget to change] to get the css, or images, ect

you can try to change the img properties in the css of your theme to have what you want to have :p

I think you just want something like that :

img{
float: left;
}

I don’t think you can do sql request like that lol [maybe it works in wordpress, but this is the first time I see that thing]
I’m using pdo to do my request, but try to look here : wpdb

try to use the ID that you will find in your call of the photo instead $post->id

I may be totally wrong about the solution… maybe Rahul Sonar was thinking about something else