Diplay programming code examples, with text formatted with appropriate colors

Site URL: https://wellsr.com/vba/2021/excel/vba-range-find/

I am looking for information about how to display a block of formatted programming code such as VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) into a blog post that is formatted with all the colors that a developer would see if they were editing VBA code within an editor that auto-formats the code for them.  An example of a website with blocks of code displayed is https://wellsr.com/vba/2021/excel/vba-range-find/

I would be fine with using any extensions that help facilitate this, or WYSIWYG text editors that allow me to apply color to the fonts manually, and then paste it into a blog post as a custom paragraph box that has some background fill and a border to convey it is a block of sample code for the reader to copy and paste into their projects.

Overall I am looking for whether its possible to do on SquareSpace (I assume it is), and if so, direction of how to best approach it.

1 hour ago, RaulVelasquez said:

Site URL: https://wellsr.com/vba/2021/excel/vba-range-find/

I am looking for information about how to display a block of formatted programming code such as VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) into a blog post that is formatted with all the colors that a developer would see if they were editing VBA code within an editor that auto-formats the code for them.  An example of a website with blocks of code displayed is https://wellsr.com/vba/2021/excel/vba-range-find/

I would be fine with using any extensions that help facilitate this, or WYSIWYG text editors that allow me to apply color to the fonts manually, and then paste it into a blog post as a custom paragraph box that has some background fill and a border to convey it is a block of sample code for the reader to copy and paste into their projects.

Overall I am looking for whether its possible to do on SquareSpace (I assume it is), and if so, direction of how to best approach it.

 

 

Would this help?

How to use highlight.js (highlightjs.org)

I can confirm the Highlights.js works for this purpose, as I am using it to produce these results myself.