nickpdx

Media2Layout facilitates the dynamic inclusion of media library artwork into predefined places in your site’s theme. It creates named positions (by default “campaign” and “header”) which can be assigned a media item per each Page.
<ul>
<li>Adds an admin menu item under Themes to edit your Position names</li>
<li>Adds a dropdown control when editing Pages to select the images for each Position in that Page</li>
</ul>
To insert the images into your theme, just add a bit of PHP code to your theme in the appropriate spot, for example:
<pre><code><?php Media2Layout::banner('foo');?> </code></pre>
For the position named “foo” this would print an tag for the media assigned to the Foo position of the current page (or print nothing if no media is assigned to that position). Currently it wraps the in a
<
div> with class “media2layout_[position-name]”.

Media2Layout

This plugin facilitates the dynamic inclusion, on a per-Page basis, of media library artwork into predefined places in your site's theme.

joshua strebel

One thing I always wished WP would do better is allow for multiple editable content blocks on page templates. This plugin uses custom fields to create simple tinyMCE editable regions on page templates.
See Instructions and Usage Examples here: <a href="https://pagely.com/multiedit-plugin/" rel="nofollow ugc">Pagely MultiEdit plugin</a>
NOTE: Must be used inside/after the opening loop statement: 
while (have_posts()) : the_post(); 
 multieditDisplay(‘YourBlockName’);
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Pagely MultiEdit

MultiEdit adds tinyMCE editable "blocks" to WordPress custom page templates.

Media2Layout vs Pagely MultiEdit