Syntax highlighting is a feature to display source code in different colors and fonts to indicate the structure to readers.

Wikipedia:Syntax highlighting or WP:SYNTAX may refer to:

Toggling wikitext editor syntax highlighter in the 2010 editor (top) and 2017 editor (bottom).

• mw:Help:Extension:CodeMirror – can be turned on or off using the pencil icon in the editor (see image)
• User:Remember the dot/Syntax highlighter – documentation for the wikitext syntax highlighter available as "Syntax highlighter" under Preferences → Gadgets → ^(S) Syntax highlighter: Alternative to the default coloring of wiki syntax in the edit box (works best in Firefox and works almost all of the time in Chrome and Opera).
• User:Cacycle/wikEd – an editor which includes syntax highlighting, available as "wikEd" under Preferences → Gadgets → ^(U) wikEd: alternative full-featured integrated text editor for Firefox, Safari, and Google Chrome (documentation).
• Help:Text editor support – how to use an external text editor (most of which perform syntax highlighting) to edit Wikipedia pages.

• Wikipedia:Manual of Style/Computer science § Code samples – text formatting style guideline for sample code and markup in Wikipedia articles intended for readers.
• Extension:SyntaxHighlight – documentation for the <syntaxhighlight> markup that can be used to provide well-formatted code examples.
  • Category:Pages with syntax highlighting errors – tracking category for pages using this feature incorrectly.

• Help:Wikitext – basic info on the MediaWiki markup syntax used in Wikipedia's pages ("wiki-markup")
• Wikipedia:Manual of Style – Wikipedia's internal style manual for all English Wikipedia articles, including detail on layouts and formatting.

This page is a list of project pages associated with the same title or shortcut.
If an internal link incorrectly led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended page.