Osteo Syntax Highlighter for Elementor

Code pasted into a page as plain text is hard to scan. Colors, line numbers and clear backgrounds help readers follow what each part of a snippet does. Osteo Syntax Highlighter for Elementor brings these tools into Elementor, so you can format source code inside the same builder you already use for the rest of your pages.

You pick a language and a theme, then adjust colors and backgrounds to match your site's design. Extras such as line highlighting, a copy to clipboard button and treeview options help visitors read and reuse code. The plugin works with Elementor-based WordPress themes and has a responsive, retina ready layout, so snippets display clearly on phones, tablets and high-resolution screens.

Features

• Over 210 programming languages: Highlight code in more than 210 languages, so tutorials, documentation and examples can be formatted accurately whatever language you write about.
• More than 70 ready-made themes: Choose from over 70 themes inspired by popular Visual Studio Code themes, giving code blocks a familiar look that readers who use that editor will recognize.
• Custom colors and backgrounds: Adjust the colors and backgrounds of the highlighter so code blocks fit your site's design and branding.
• Line numbers and line highlights: Turn on line numbering and highlight chosen lines, which helps readers find and focus on the part of a snippet you are explaining.
• Copy to clipboard button: Visitors can copy a code snippet with one button, which saves them from selecting text by hand when they want to try an example.
• Treeview options: Show code hierarchies with treeview options, which makes complex structures clearer to follow on the page.
• Responsive and retina ready: Code displays clearly on different screen sizes and on high-resolution screens, so snippets stay legible on phones, tablets and desktops.
• Translation ready: A .pot file is included, so the plugin text can be translated for multi-language sites.

Best for

• Bloggers who publish code tutorials in Elementor
• Developers documenting code on WordPress sites
• Educators sharing code examples with students