@Jeager I'm sort of confused still. You want each page to have a different wrap? Surely there could be a better way than to do that.

What do you mean you ordered the pages and they are listing in the opposite way? Are you talking about the main nav? If so, the loop above has no involvement with that. You can set how you want the pages to appear by going to 'Pages', select a page and then edit the 'Page Attribute' order: http://cloud.chrisburton.me/KYCq

Trying to make this easier to understand, as I know I am probably not perfectly describing it.

In the link it has the first 3 posts displayed through a custom query followed by the twitter, and then starts to display the pages (which I made through the dashboard - pages). I can find/work with normal post loops easier then the page loop, hence where the trouble is kicking in.

After twitter, the pages are displayed but without a wrapper around each individual page. I would like to add that, similiar to my post loop.

  <?php $custom_query = new WP_Query('posts_per_page=3');
      while($custom_query->have_posts()) : $custom_query->the_post(); ?>

          <div <?php post_class(); ?> id="post-<?php the_ID(); ?>">

          <h2> <a href="<?php the_permalink(); ?>"><?php the_title(); ?> </a> </h2>

          <p> <?php the_content('Continue Reading..'); ?> </p>

          </div>

      <?php endwhile; ?>
  <?php wp_reset_postdata(); // reset the query ?>

Mainly so I can create a division in between each of the pages without adding the margin to the headings.

The other issue is that they are displaying in the incorrect order. If there is some way to display them ASC or DESC (forget what is default) then it would display in the correct order.

Hope that clears things up a tad more.

Edit: Changed the page loop to display headings as h3's and adding a margin to that. It creates the division I want to do, but would rather each page have a wrap instead if possible.

Hmm... It still gives the entire listing of pages the same class. Do I have to reset the page loop somehow?

How would one do that? When I click code, nothing shows up, so i tried <code and it just displays content

Edit: Did something wrong. Fixed to:

<

div class="home page page-id-67 page-template-default logged-in page-content">

However it still displays the entire section of pages under the class. Whatever is now .page-content

Would that be done in a custom query post? Because I need it to get the slug of the page, not the post, and havnt found a way to display the page information through a query.

Yes. One page site. I mentioned it in the first post but should of made it more clear, sorry. That is why I'd like each page to be similar to the post loop and able to give each its own container. Also why I need to be able to sort them like how I want.

I have a query set up for the posts. All the pages are being displayed right now on the main site (as I want, it was intended to be one long page). The pages however are not querying. I could not find how to grab the page info rather then post info.

http://www.jtpenezich.com/abc/

That is the page (in a nutshell, still needs actual design work) the nav at the top reflects the pages I created. Which are all below the twitter feed. Each heading you see after the twitter feed is its own page.

I think the main thing is that you were still querying posts, not pages.

@TheDoc Ah ha! I was looking for this <?php the_ID(); ?>

      <?php $custom_query = new WP_Query('post_type=page&order=ASC');
            while($custom_query->have_posts()) : $custom_query->the_post(); ?>
               <div class="page page-<?php the_ID(); ?>">

                    <h2> <?php the_title(); ?> </h2>

                    <p> <?php the_content(); ?> </p>

              </div>
      <?php endwhile; ?>
          <?php wp_reset_postdata(); // reset the query ?>

This code seems to be working correctly. The post_type=page was the real winner here. Thanks a ton! It seems to be adding an extra paragraph tag for some reason, but I'll try to see why. Also the way I set up the navigation was to insert an anchor into the content and link it through a custom menu button. Wonder if I can somehow set it up for the nav to link to the same page dynamically rather then going to its own.

But this is what I was looking for, so thanks a ton!

Edit: http://www.jtpenezich.com/abc/ That is what I was aiming for. Figured you may want to see. Also trimmed it down a bit to avoid so many unused classes. Thanks again

@Jeager Is it adding a <p> tag inside the content? You can remove that by adding the code below to your functions.php file.

  // REMOVES <p> TAG FROM POST CONTENT
  remove_filter( 'the_content', 'wpautop' );

@Jeager If it's a one-page site why would it need to switch pages?

So like this...

 <a name="<?php the_title(); ?>"> <?php the_title(); ?> </a> 

returns me the name of the title. Now I don't have to manually ad an anchor inside each of the pages content. However I still have to manually add a menu item and then link it to said anchor. But this automates the process a bit. Thanks to you guys for giving me the idea. You can give class and ID's, so I figured why not names also? But still need to push it up a bit so You can see the full page and title when you use the nav.

@Jeager Or you can just use jQuery to jump to the specific anchor points unless I'm misunderstanding (again).