Altering page appearance in WordPress?

Thanks for your response guys!

My home/squeeze page is here:

International Association of Health and Wellness Professionals

I love the look/layout of it. Andy, yes, it WAS created as a page template. Well, actually, a post template. My designer broke up the different page elements into posts. I can go in and edit anything on that page in the POSTS section of my backend. (The headline is one post, the video is another post, the links below the video are another post.)

However, the AWeber form is actually in the PHP template file.

I don't want to mess with anything there or change anything. I just want to duplicate the look/layout of it for another page (since I don't want to change the current home page in any way).

(If you're wondering, I'm basically wanting to create a separate squeeze page template, that's all.)

Essentially, all I have to do is copy/paste home page PHP template and then just change whatever I need to change. In my case, the AWeber form is in the PHP template file, not in any of the posts sections themselves. And that's one of the things I want to change.

No problem. My question is: how do I make sure it gets assigned to the right POSTS? The home page template is titled template-homepage.php. And the template name in the file:

<?php
/*
Template Name: Home Page
*/
?>


But none of the posts are labeled homepage, either in the title or in the slug.

So where exactly is it linked?

I can easily copy/paste the template-homepage.php file, change the name of the file and the "Template Name: ...." in the file itself. But if I do that, how do I make sure it's assigned to the correct posts?

I've been doing some searching. This article was very helpful:

Pages « WordPress Codex

It just doesn't tell me how to assign it to posts instead of pages, that's all.

I hope this is clear. That's my only question. Other than that, it actually looks pretty simple to do.

Michelle