Website strategy & development
by default, Gravity Forms saves files to /wp-content/uploads/gravity_forms and stores their URLs. ACF on the other hand, saves files to the WP Media Library and stores their attachment IDs.
I'm giving this plugin a go for syntax highlighting and initial signs are good. The server-side rendering is a selling point compared to other solutions that load an additional JS file and result in FOUT. It's also straightforward to change the colour theme.
All my writing is done in Vim using Markdown, so yes, pretty magical:
If you copy and paste markdown into Gutenberg, it will automatically convert the whole document to blocks. All your links, blockquotes, code snippets, and other formatting are nicely converted to their proper Gutenberg blocks. It’s pretty magical.