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Ever need to add content to a page out side of the normal the_content() area. Previously you either added it directly to the page template, or you created a widget region specifically for it. Both methods are impractical. Your client cannot edit hardcoded content (easily) and why create tons of widget areas if you are only going to use them on 1 or 2 pages. This plugin allows you to create content blocks per template. So if you define 2 MultieEdit regions, every page that uses this template will get 2 additional editable regions that you can use on every page using this template, and the content is unique to that page.

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