Pierre Carion

Scrippet Block enables users to write screenplay content using Markdown in Fountain syntax directly within the WordPress block editor. 
This plugin automatically converts the entered text into a properly formatted HTML page, adhering to industry standards for screenplays.
Features: 
– Fountain Syntax Support: Write your screenplay using the intuitive Fountain markup language. 
– Real-Time Preview: See the formatted screenplay as you type. 
– Easy Integration: Add the Scrippet block to any post or page.
The Fountain Markdown language was designed by <a href="https://johnaugust.com/" rel="nofollow ugc">John August</a>.

Scrippet Block

This plugin adds a block to the Gutenberg editor to render HTML Fountain-formatted screenplay snippets.

Mark Jaquith

This plugin allows you to compose content in Markdown on a per-item basis. The markdown version is stored separately (in the <code>post_content_filtered</code> column), so you can deactivate this plugin and your posts won’t spew out Markdown, because HTML is stored in the <code>post_content</code>, just like normal. This is also much faster than doing on-the-fly Markdown conversion on every page load. It’s only done once! When you re-edit the post, the markdown version is swapped into the editor for you to edit. If something external updates the post content, you’ll lose the Markdown version.
Note: this plugin assumes you’re using the Classic editor.

Markdown on Save

Allows you to compose content in Markdown on a per-item basis. The markdown version is stored separately, so you can deactivate this plugin any time.

Scrippet Block vs Markdown on Save