Itamar Ostricher

Usage: 
When using the display-posts shortcode plugin with the <code>meta_key="custom_field_name"</code> and <code>meta_value="current"</code> to list all posts that have the ID of the current page as the value of the specified custom field, add the <code>meta_is_id="true"</code> to convert “current” to the correct ID.

Display Posts Shortcode, Current Page Custom Field Add-On

Convert "current" as the current page ID when using the display posts shortcode to query custom fields.

Scott Reilly

This plugin preserves formatting of code for display by preventing its modification by WordPress and other plugins while also retaining whitespace.
NOTE: This plugin does NOT handle posts containing blocks. For such posts, use the built-in code or preformatted blocks to format your code for display. However, this plugin would still be needed if you have text-based posts from before using the blocks-based editor.
NOTE: Use of the visual text editor will pose problems as it can mangle your intent in terms of <code>code</code> tags. I strongly suggest you not use the visual editor in conjunction with this plugin as I have taken no effort to make the two compatible.
Notes:
Basically, you can just paste code into <code>code</code>, <code>pre</code>, and/or other tags you additionally specify and this plugin will:
<ul>
<li>Prevent WordPress from HTML-encoding text (i.e. single- and double-quotes will not become curly; “–” and “—” will not become en dash and em dash, respectively; “…” will not become a horizontal ellipsis, etc)</li>
<li>Prevent most other plugins from modifying preserved code</li>
<li>Prevent shortcodes from being processed</li>
<li>Optionally preserve whitespace (in a variety of methods)</li>
<li>Optionally preserve code added in comments</li>
</ul>
Keep these things in mind:
<ul>
<li>ALL embedded HTML tags and HTML entities will be rendered as text to browsers, appearing exactly as you wrote them (including any <code>br</code> tags).</li>
<li>By default this plugin filters ‘the_content’ (post content), ‘the_excerpt’ (post excerpt), and ‘get_comment_text (comment content)’.</li>
</ul>
Example:
A post containing this within <code>code</code> tags:
<pre><code>$wpdb->query("
 INSERT INTO $tablepostmeta
 (post_id,meta_key,meta_value)
 VALUES ('$post_id','link','$extended')
");
</code></pre>
Would, with this plugin enabled, look in a browser pretty much how it does above, instead of like:
<pre><code>$wpdb->query(&#8212;
INSERT INTO $tablepostmeta
(post_id,meta_key,meta_value)
VALUES ('$post_id','link','$extended')
&#8213;);
</code></pre>
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Preserve Code Formatting

Preserve formatting of code for display by preventing its modification by WordPress and other plugins while also retaining whitespace.

Display Posts Shortcode, Current Page Custom Field Add-On vs Preserve Code Formatting