Clean invalid HTML
Function: Clean invalid HTML
This action helps you tidy up messy or malformed HTML code. It takes any HTML content you provide and processes it to fix common errors, making it well-structured and easier to work with. This is especially useful when dealing with HTML copied from various sources that might not be perfectly formatted.
Input,
- HTML (STRING): The raw HTML content you want to clean. This input is required.
Output,
- Result (STRING): The cleaned and well-formed HTML content.
Execution Flow,
Real-Life Examples,
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Example 1: Cleaning copied web content Imagine you've copied a snippet of HTML from a website, and it has a common error like a mismatched closing tag.
- Inputs:
- HTML:
<p>Hello <b>World!</i></p>(Notice the</i>instead of</b>)
- HTML:
- Result: The action would return
<p>Hello <b>World!</b></p>, automatically correcting the closing tag to</b>for proper HTML structure.
- Inputs:
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Example 2: Fixing incomplete HTML snippets Sometimes, when building content, you might accidentally leave out a closing tag, which can cause display issues.
- Inputs:
- HTML:
<div><span>Item 1</div>(The</span>tag is missing)
- HTML:
- Result: The action would return
<div><span>Item 1</span></div>, automatically adding the missing</span>to complete the structure.
- Inputs:
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Example 3: Standardizing HTML from different sources If you're combining HTML from various sources, their formatting might be inconsistent or contain minor errors.
- Inputs:
- HTML:
<h1>My Title<br></h1><p>Some text.(Missing closing</p>tag)
- HTML:
- Result: The action would return
<h1>My Title<br></h1><p>Some text.</p>, ensuring all tags are properly closed and the HTML is well-formed for consistent display.
- Inputs: