Prismatic free WordPress plugin

The only 3-in-1 syntax highlighter! Display beautiful code snippets with Prism.js, Highlight.js, or plain code escaping: Prism.js – Code escape + syntax highlight using Prism.js Highlight.js – Code escape + syntax highlight using Highlight.js Plain Flavor – Code escape without syntax highlight Check out a demo post using Highlight.js. I also use this plugin at WP-Mix for all code snippets. Prism.js Features Supports 56 coding languages Choose from all 8 available Prism themes Provides a Gutenberg block for adding code snippets Provides TinyMCE/Visual buttons for adding code snippets Enable Prism plugin Line Numbers Enable Prism plugin Line Highlight Enable Prism plugin Show Language Enable Prism plugin Copy Code Button Highlights code in post content, excerpts, and comments Detects language- and lang- class prefixes Limit syntax highlighting to Posts and Pages Highlight single-line and multi-line code Granular control over code escaping Smart loading of CSS & JS assets Support for ACF on single post views Highlight.js Features Supports 42 coding languages Choose from all 90+ available Highlight themes Provides a Gutenberg block for adding code snippets Provides TinyMCE/Visual buttons for adding code snippets Customize the Highlight.js init JavaScript Highlights code in post content, excerpts, and comments Limit syntax highlighting to Posts and Pages Highlight multi-line blocks of code Detects language- and lang- class prefixes Enable support for no-prefix class names Granular control over code escaping Smart loading of CSS & JS assets Plain Flavor Features Enable code escaping for post content, excerpts, and/or comments Enable code escaping on the frontend, Admin Area, or both Provides a Gutenberg block for adding code snippets Provides TinyMCE/Visual buttons for adding code snippets Escapes single-line and multi-line code snippets Escapes tags (based on configuration) General Features Easy to set up & configure Built with the WordPress API Squeaky clean, error-free code Born of simplicity, no