WordPress offers plugins that automatically format content. WordPress is designed to be user-friendly, so it automatically formats text, but this can cause issues when users want to display code or raw text. Here are some options:

Plugins that Disable Automatic Formatting

• WPCode plugin To disable auto formatting, you can add code using the WPCode plugin. This plugin is a safe and easy way to add custom code to WordPress without editing theme files. The code tells WordPress to skip formatting if text is wrapped inside the raw shortcode.
  
• Classic Editor Plugin You can use the Classic Editor plugin, but the main disadvantage of this approach is that it would create a mess if you decide to start using the block editor in the future.
  
• Raw HTML Plugin After installing the Classic Editor, you can install and activate the Raw HTML plugin. After that, you can create a new post or edit an existing one.

Plugins for Formatting

• Advanced Editor Tools This plugin adds to the default editor that’s built into WordPress. It offers a number of options, including extra list formats, the ability to create and edit tables, and a way to set the font family and size directly from the editor.
• EditorsKit This plugin enhances the WordPress Gutenberg editor with a range of features, offering better control, text formatting, and styling using standard keyboard shortcuts. It supports Markdown for bold, italic, and strikethrough and provides block visibility controls, estimated reading time display, block guidelines, and responsive text alignment among other features.
• WordPress Automatic Plugin The WordPress Automatic Plugin can search extracted content for any text/area and replace it with specified text. The plugin can verify the extracted content and skip posts if it has no content.

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