It's seems quite simple - strip_tags($string);
But I will repeat - html tags
With use of strip tags for example
"THIS<THISTHISTHIS" >> THIS
Or
$str = "You can write 'more' as < sign" >> "You can write 'more' as "
or
strip_tags("you know that 5<8"); //cuts '8'
and I dont want it.
I know that basicly <everything> can be tag in html, but I want to remove those default html tags
So why don't use put the tags you want to keep in a string and call strip_tags
$keep = '<a><div><span>';
$new_html = strip_tags($html, $keep);
You can use strip_tags() with a whitelist:
strip_tags($str,'<code><em><p>');
Alternatively, you could use an HTML parser like this one for removing the HTML tags.
Hope this helps!
You could specify which tags you will allow in the second argument of strip_tags:
string strip_tags ( string $str [, string $allowable_tags ] )
Check HTMLPurifier: http://htmlpurifier.org/
A bit hard in customization, but it gives very good filtering of html and css.
