Frank Verhoeven

<p>Do you have a lot of code on your blog, and want to make it more readable? Then this is the plugin for you!<br />
This plugin supports the highlighting of PHP, (x)HTML, JavaScript, CSS and XML. The default highlighter<br />
color scheme uses the same colors Adobe’s Dreamweaver is using. This makes it easy for your visitors to<br />
recognize what type of codes you wrote and quickly read through them.<br />
Want to modify the default color scheme? No problem! With a little bit of knowledge about CSS, you can<br />
completely customize the output of the plugin.</p>


FV Code Highlighter

Highlight your code with beautiful highlighters.

Andreas Hecht

<p>Really simple to use and extrem lightweigt Code Highlighting with 8 different code highlighting themes. You can highlight your code with or without line numbers. It is based on Lea Verou’s <a href="http://prismjs.com/" title="Prism.js" rel="nofollow ugc">Prism.js</a>. Prism is used on several big websites like the Smashing Magazine, A list Apart, CSS Tricks, SitePoint and Drupal, because it is fast, simple and lightweight.</p>
<p>AH Code Highlighter supports PHP, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Apache, HTTP, Sess, Lass, Markdown, Nginx, MySql, Xml, Mathml, JSON, Git, C, C# und C++ and more…</p>
<h3>Demo</h3>
<p>You can find a demo of the plugin on the plugin homepage: <a href="https://andreas-hecht.com/prism-syntax-highlighter/" title="AH Code Highlighter" rel="nofollow ugc">Plugin Homepage</a></p>
<h4>Basic Usage</h4>
<p>Install and activate the plugin. Select your favorite Highlight Theme on the Options page (Settings => AH Code Highlighter). When you write a new post, click on the Code button, choose the code language and insert your code. Click OK and you’re done.</p>


AH Code Highlighter

The easiest to use code highlighting ever. Choose between 8 different color themes to highlight your code snippets. Many programming languages are sup …

FV Code Highlighter vs AH Code Highlighter