Hello! I need to remove from my string an html snippet that bugged, it goes like this:
e="text-align:left;"> Texto normal ...
This causes a visual error. Another error that is generating at the end of the text ex:
<p style="text-ali ...
The rest of the tag and closing were missing here, which causes more errors.
Do you have any regular expressions to remove only the (>) and (<) when they are formatted, in the case of an attempt to html markup?
According to this answer in Stack Overflow , you can do this: / p>
$html = preg_replace("/<([^<>]*)(?=<|$)/", "$1", $html); # remove '<' os não fechados
$html = preg_replace("/(^|(?<=>))([^<>]*)>/", "$1", $html); # remove os '>' não fechados
Still according to the second response of the link above, we have a following explanation:
Half-mouth translation of my:
For a
<not closed, you can replace<(?=[^>]*(<|$))with an empty string. It matches all<that are not followed by a>closure before the next<, or at the end of the line.For
>not open, you can replace((^|>)[^<]*)>with$1. It matches text that begins with>(or line start), does not contain<, and ends with>.$1represents everything except the last>.