shawfactor

Ever found yourself wanting to link to a dynamic url in a gutenberg blog? Eg <a href="{a dynamic url}" rel="nofollow ugc">Send me here</a>. Well now you can!
Thi plugin enables shortcodes to be rendered within the href attribute of existing Gutenberg blocks. Use cases include dynamic login links (with redirects) or a link to you latest post.
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LH Allow Shortcodes

Enable dynamic links within existing Gutenberg blocks

Konstantin Obenland

This plugin lets you specify a header image for each post, page, custom post type or archive page individually, from your default headers and custom headers.
It adds a meta box in the post edit screens with the header selection and a settings field in the edit profile and each taxonomy edit screen. 
If no specific header is specified for a post it will fall back to the default selection. 
There is no change of template files necessary as this plugin hooks in the existing WordPress API to unfold its magic.
Thanks to Erik T. for the idea to this plugin!

WP Display Header

This plugin is not compatible with WP version 4.8.1.

Not compatible

Select a specific header or random header image for each content item or archive page.

LH Allow Shortcodes vs WP Display Header