Adding multiple WYSIWYG in a single page

  • I’m creating a CMS website for client, and the website front page is compose of header, footer, content, content2 and sidebar.

    Normally I would use:
    ////////////////////////////////////

    <?php the_title(); ?>

    <?php if (have_posts()) : while (have_posts()) : the_post(); ?>
    <?php the_content(); ?>
    <?php endwhile; endif; ?>

    ////////////////////////////////////

    to render the contents from the editor page from single.php

    The problem now is that client insist on having editing capability not only for the content but for content2 and sidebar as well….

    is it possible?

    [ Please don’t bump, that’s not permitted here. ]

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  • Look at it this way.

    The value/content for “content2” is data in database. In basic form all your seeking to do is perform an UPDATE query on the record holding “content2” with the value from a text box.

    That is it stripped down in basic sense. So whatever tools or WYSIWYG editor you use the steps are pretty much the same.

    To make it easier for clients. You should consider using pages or maybe custom posts that are used to fill content2. Actually if its just a single area of content the quick solution is a private page and query the content of that page on loading.

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