=== EasyCode ===
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Tags: source code,code,programmer,program,share,post,highlight,insert
Requires at least:2.9
Tested up to: 4.5.3
Stable tag: 1.4.1
License: GPLv2 or later
License URI: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html

EasyCode provides a convenient way insert code to your posts, pages and comments. Your code will be displayed friendly to readers.

== Description ==

**A great tool for tech blog. Insert source code in your posts and comments.**

With the help of the plugin, you can share code snippets a better way, through a friendlier and more convenient interface.

EasyCode provides a convenient way insert code to your posts, pages and comments. Your code will be displayed friendly to readers and attached with useful functions and colorful appearance.







= Features =



**Easy to use**

* Insert code in just one click. A button is integrated into the WordPress editor toolbar. Just click it and stuff code.
* It require no extra configuration to start using.


**Various appearance options**

Easycode has a concise and modern interface which suits your blog's design anytime.

It provides various color schemes, including dark styles and light styles. There is always one which matches your themes. If they are all against your taste, just begin to design your own color scheme easily.

Besides, Easycode can display code snippets with selected font.



**Useful functions**

* Now, EasyCode can highlight code. Four languages are supported: HTML,PHP,Javascript and CSS. After finishing designing your own color schemes, the highlight colors of each language will change, so there is no need to adjust one by one.
* Use Code editor to view, modify or copy code shared. Two modes are available. The default mode is to show a float layer in the current window. If it cannot meet your need, please choose the other mode to show editor in a new window.

**Lightweight**

The whole program has a small size and the latest version has a better performance.





= How to use =

**Add code in your posts**

1. Click "Add Code" button.
2. Select language. (If you keep the default value "None", the code will not be highlighted)
3. Input a title if you want.
4. Paste your code into text area, then click "OK" button.

**Add code in comments** 

*It requires administrators to enable "Handle code in comments" option.*

1. Click "Add Code" button over the comment text area.
2. Select a language, input a title and click "Insert".(Please refer to last task)
3. Paste your code to replace content wrapped in "<pre>".
4. If code contains "<pre>", escape it to HTML entities, that's replace "<" to "<" and ">" to ">".

**Design your own color schemes**

*If you are familiar with rgb colors, you can choose your own colors.*

1. Go to EasyCode setting page, click "Appearance" tab.
2. Click "Use custom color schemes".
3. Input your colors. (What's "Default highlight colors"? Refer to FAQ!)
4. Click "Save Changes" then go to your blog to enjoy your design!


== Installation ==

1. Upload the `easycode` directory in the zip file to the `/wp-content/plugins/` directory.
1. Activate the plugin through the "Plugins" menu in WordPress

*It's also OK to install by searching the online plugin library in "Plugins".*

== Frequently Asked Questions ==

= Can the plugin handle comments? =

Yes! Once the plugin is activated, it will add "Insert Code" button before the comment textarea. It can also handle code in comments just like in posts.
If you don't want to enable the function, please adjust in admin.

= Where is the option page? =

It is in `Option`.

= Can I use my own color scheme to suit my blog themes? =

In "Appearance" tag of the option page, you can select the color schemes offered by EasyCode.If you are familiar with the computer color, you can also choose your own colors.
All the CSS files for color schemes are located in `/boxstyles`.So you can create your own CSS files by modeling. They also appear in setting page.

= What's "Default highlight colors"? =

By adjusting "Default highlight colors", you can change highlight colors for different languages at the same time.
You might say not all languages has Function, Variable, Constant etc. But they are just names that are easy to comprehend. Every language has been linked to the several colors.
Still want to set independent colors one language after another? All right, I have to say sorry.





== Screenshots ==

1. Insert code in posts.
2. In your posts.
3. Insert code in comments
4. Various color schemes.
5. Double click to edit code.
6. Editor in a new window.
7. Modern interface





== Changelog ==

= 1.4.1 =
* Support to choose different fonts applied to code snippets.
* Optimized code display in admin pages and RSS feeds.
* Support Responsive Web Design - Better effects in phones and printers.
* Appearance: shadows and border-radius.
* Higher compatibility with various themes.
* Fixed auto-wrap problem.
* Optimized file structure and clear code structure.
* Improved performance.

= 1.4 =
* Add code highlighter for 4 languages.
* The code editor can open in a new window.
* New color schemes.


= 1.31 =
* Repair the problem that code boxes shown incorrectly in some themes.

= 1.3 =
* More beautiful interface.
* Give you more freedom in terms of colors
* The version adds buttons for the visual editor.

= 1.2 =
* Solve some problems in editing mode
* modify some code
* change the method of analyzing code inserted.
* more appearance options.

 = 1.1 =
* Editing mode.

= 1.0 =
 * The first version

== Upgrade Notice ==

=1.4=
Great Upgrade

= 1.0 =
 * The first version