I've never tried to retro-fit WP before, ideally you want to have WP in mind as the platform from the start as working backwards and 'reverse engineering' your site can be a bit of a headache.
If you have a pre-existing site you need to be able to manage content for, then check out Perch CMS. I use this a lot, there's a license fee required (about £50) but you get complete control over what's editable and you can download it and try it locally using something like MAMP/XAMMP before you need a licence.
Depending on the complexity, I'm able to convert a static site to a CMS managed one within a day or so using Perch.
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