Over on Twitter, Tom McFarlin asked me if Ulysses supports code syntax when pushing to WordPress:
https://twitter.com/tommcfarlin/status/1526909277352480769
So I decided to give it a test:
<?php
if ( $support ) {
echo 'Hello There!';
} else {
echo 'That\'s a no, Red Rider.';
}
?>
Looks good! And here’s what it looks like in Ulysses:
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