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# To strip/remove HTML tags from an existing string we can use the strip_tags function. # import the strip_tags from django.utils.html import strip_tags # simple string with html inside. html = '<p>paragraph</p>' print html # will produce: <p>paragraph</p> stripped = strip_tags(html) print stripped # will produce: paragraph # This is also available as a template tag: {{ somevalue|striptags }} # If you want to remove only specific tags you need to use the removetags from django.template.defaultfilters import removetags html = '<strong>Bold...</strong><p>paragraph....</p>' stripped = removetags(html, 'strong') # removes the strong only. stripped2 = removetags(html, 'strong p') # removes the strong AND p tags. # Also available in template: {{ value|removetags:"a span"|safe }}
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