Boring code snippet no more 🪄 Spice it up with these easy steps! 👀 👉 Subscribe: null Learning how to display code in WordPress is crucial for bloggers and content creators who consistently publish code online for their readers to use. Computer code, by design, renders something new on the frontend of a website rather than the tags, slashes, and brackets you find within the actual code snippets. This, however, poses a problem for those writing about development and design, since you need a way to properly display the code without it doing its real job, like creating a button or adding styling to a paragraph block. Simply put, if you write a blog post and put a code snippet example in there, you’ll want to prevent the code from actually working! This way, readers can see the code in its raw form, view the code in a nicely formatted block, and even copy its contents to use in their development work. In this guide, we’ll focus on how to display code in WordPress using the Gutenberg block. ℹ️ About Kinsta Kinsta provides Application, Database, and Managed WordPress Hosting. Powered by Google Cloud Platform’s premium tier network and compute-optimized C2 virtual machines, Kinsta delivers enterprise-level security, a free CDN global edge network with 200+ PoPs, and 24/7/365 support. 🚀 Don’t let unnecessarily complicated and underperforming hosts delay your projects. Explore our plans and resource-based pricing to find the perfect fit to run your applications, databases, or WordPress sites ► https://kinsta.com/plans/ 💡Learn more about Kinsta’s hosting solutions: 👉Application Hosting: https://kinsta.com/application-hosting/ 👉Database Hosting: https://kinsta.com/database-hosting/ 👉Managed WordPress Hosting: https://kinsta.com/wordpress-hosting/ 👤Follow us: ► https://kinsta.com/blog/ ► https://kinsta.com/newsletter/ ► https://twitter.com/kinsta ► https://instagram.com/kinstahosting ► https://facebook.com/kinstahosting __________________________ 🕘Timestamps 0:00 Intro 1:16 Displaying Code With The Gutenberg Block Editor 1:42 Add a Code Block in WordPress 2:34 Paste Display Code Into Code Block Field 2:52 Publish and View Results 3:25 Consider Formatting the Code Block __________________________ 📚 Resources HTML Code to Test on The Gutenberg Block ► https://kinsta.com/blog/wordpress-display-code/#method-1-using-the-gutenberg-block-editor-default #gutenberg #wordpress