Gaurav Tiwari

Formatting Extender adds new inline formatting options to the WordPress Block Editor toolbar. Select any text and apply badge or highlight formatting with one click.
Features:
<ul>
<li>Badge — Wraps text in an uppercase badge with colored background</li>
<li>Highlight — Adds a yellow highlight behind text</li>
<li>Zero configuration, no settings pages</li>
<li>Lightweight — only loads in the block editor</li>
</ul>

Formatting Extender

Gaurav delivers another useful block editor tweak again! This plugin installs easily and does what it says, adding two of the most useful typographical tweaks every writer should have in their toolbox.

A Block editor must-have

There are very few formatting additions or changes that I would recommend outside of the norm. But this is one super simple plugin that offers just the right amount of improvements to always be in my toolkit of favorite first install drop-ins. It feels weird working on a site without this installed.

Simple Formatting must have.

Extends the Block Editor formatting toolbar with inline controls: badge, highlight, and more.

i.lychkov

Highlight unread posts on your blog.
Key features:
<ul>
<li>Works right out of the box</li>
<li>Uses cookies, no authorization required</li>
<li>4 different types of markers for highlighting posts (a “new” text label, 
an orange circle, etc.)</li>
<li>Customizable background color for unread post titles</li>
</ul>
There’s a setting to determine when a post should be considered read. You can pick one of the following:
<ul>
<li>after it was opened</li>
<li>after it was displayed in the post list</li>
<li>after opening any page of the blog</li>
</ul>
Functions available for theme developers:
<ul>
<li>mnp_is_new_post($post) – check if a post is unread</li>
<li>mnp_new_posts_count($query) – get unread posts count</li>
</ul>

Formatting Extender vs Mark New Posts