How to insert different code into a page in MODX so that it is displayed on the page?

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Greetings.
Maybe someone has come across something similar or knows how it is implemented and will tell you possible options.
Anyone who uses MODX knows that when embedding a chunk, snippet and other calls, including third-party code, into a page (material), the MODX parser processes such code and displays its contents. You need to do it the way it is in many editors - escaping any code and then displaying it on the page. For example, if I write the code in the material:
Вопрос, then MODX will display the title of the material on the page, but I would like it to be displayed exactly as it is written:
Вопрос
Or, for example, I wrote the html code in the material and I need to make it appear on the page as the original html is unprocessed.
I tried various editors, but there is nothing like this in them. The only thing I found is Gist.github, but climbing there all the time and adding something, and then inserting the script into the site is extremely inconvenient. What options?

Answer 1

I did this:
- I connected Google Prettify from here
- in the MODx settings in CSS Selectors I created a style for the visual editor using the code codeprettify=prettyprint.
- when adding code, I frame it in this style.
Should work.
You can see it live on my blog .

Answer 2

Just tried this one this morning. Maybe I'm doing something wrong? How I do it:
- I add prettify.js and prettify.css to the head of the template - I add it
to the body tag of the page onload="prettyPrint()"
- I add to the material, for example, <pre class="prettyprint">Вопрос</pre>
The page title is displayed, and not the written code itself.
What could be wrong?

Answer 3

Try https://modstore.pro/packages/content/jevix or https://modstore.pro/packages/content/markdown

Answer 4

Hello. The same problem. The correction < on <and > on >
A helped or Вопросbrought it out [[*pagetitle]]Or [[*pagetitle]]
Found a better way !! Later I will throw off the link, as I add it to my blog, probably still relevant. He himself generates such code in the admin panel.