willdelphia

<p>Registers a raw html block which uses the ACE Editor. Features include syntax highligting, line numbers, indentation, and HTML validation.</p>
<p>Any HTML markup included in your block will be interpreted and rendered on your user-facing page or post just like the core “Custom HTML” block. This plugin is not for embedding pretty markup on your front-end site, rather it is for those developers that need to include raw HTML in their pages or posts and want to improve the readability of their HTML snippets and have a better in-browser code editing experience.</p>
<h3>To Use:</h3>
<p>Create a new block in the editor and look for “ACE HTML Block” in the Formatting section. It has a heart icon.</p>
<h3>Note on block transforms:</h3>
<p>There (hopefully) may come a time in the future when WordPress introduces native syntax highlighting on core “Custom HTML” blocks. This block is configured to transform to (and from) the core HTML block so the transition away from this plugin will be easy if you ever want to disable it.  To transform this block click on the heart icon in the upper left corner of the block and select “Custom HTML” from the dropdown menu.</p>
<h3>Thanks:</h3>
<p>Under the hood it uses <a href="https://github.com/securingsincity/react-ace" rel="nofollow ugc">react-ace</a>.</p>


ACE HTML Block

Registers a raw html block which uses the ACE Editor. Features include syntax highligting, line numbers, indentation, and HTML validation.

Alec

<p>Add ace editor to any textarea in admin.</p>
<p>Works with other plugins. Initially tuned to support ‘CUSTOM CSS-JS-PHP’ plugin, but far from being limited to it only.</p>
<p>Uses jQuery selectors-like syntax for tuning.</p>
<h4>Selectors</h4>
<p>The script will look for occurences of selectors (separate with “|”) and turn them into ace editors.</p>
<h4>Syntaxes</h4>
<p>The script will look for occurences of selectors (separate with “|”) and will pick the first existing occurence to define the language syntax for ace editor instances on this page. I.e., <em>h4:contains(‘CSS Code’)@css</em> means it will set the ace editor’s syntax to “css” if the page has <em>h4</em> which contains text <em>“CSS Code”</em>.</p>
<h4>CSS</h4>
<p>Additional CSS for ace editor holder.</p>
<h3>Credits</h3>
<p>https://github.com/ajaxorg/ace-builds</p>


ACE HTML Block vs Acelerator