The WordPress Code block is finally getting the native syntax highlighting it deserves. Ahmad Wael breaks down the new features, including theme.json customizations, visitor utilities like copy buttons, and why this is a massive win for site performance. Stop relying on heavy third-party libraries and start using the native Gutenberg improvements today.
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