Even if I handled it this way, it doesn't fix divs that are generated by Google and other vendors.
#Regex html tags code#
I want to keep my HTML source formatted for readability, so compressing the code is not a good solution for me. Not sure why you are wanting to do this - regex for HTML sanitisation isn't always the best method (you need to remember to sanitise attributes and such, remove javascript: hrefs and the likes). I came across this thread because I was searching for a solution to eliminate gaps around divs caused by white space in HTML source, or line feeds in my case.īefore I realized that white space could cause these gaps, I was going nuts trying to get rid of them.
#Regex html tags full#
The best approach is to use an HTML / XML parser like Html Agility Pack to do this for you. I want to use a regex with treplace component to erase all the HTML tags, Ive try tried <.> but it doesnt work. The simplest one for the case that you already have a string with the full HTML is xml.etree, which works (somewhat) similarly to the lxml example you mention: def removetags (text): return.Everything was going smoothly using the string. HTML is not a regular language and hence cant be 100 correctly parsed with a regex. by: Chris Lieb last post by: I am trying to write a regex that will parse BBcode into HTML using JavaScript. The solution: collapsed = expanded.replace(/()\s+|\s+(?=<|$)/g, "$1$3") Using a regular expression to parse HTML is fraught with pitfalls. If a is nested or the white-space CSS property is used, this will not preserve your content. When needing to highlight words in a string containing HTML we found we soon ran into problems when the. All of these except are CDATA which means the content is not HTML and are parsed until the closing tag is found, which means the regex is a complete solution. Regex match html content without screwing up the tags. For most cases, I recommend removing space from:
0 kommentar(er)
