Zeal Stringer

Overview

Description

Stripping out all the HTML tags from a string is extremely important. There are several complicated procedures in JavaScript that you can follow to achieve this objective. To strip out tags, you can make use of replace() function and can also utilize use .textContent property, .innerText property from HTML DOM. But, if you are looking for a simple way to do this, you can consider installing any remove HTML string - ExpressionEngine (EE) extension to your website.

Plugin's purpose and benefits

Zeal Stringer offers several powerful tag-based functionalities:

striptags - Removes all HTML tags from content, with optional parameters to customize output:
chars_start - starting character index
Gchars - number of characters to include
words - limit by word count
cutoff - an explicit cutoff string
append - string to append (e.g., "…")
tags - Allows all HTML tags except specific ones you choose to remove.

Additional text manipulation utilities:

uppercase - Convert text to uppercase
lowercase - Convert text to lowercase
uppercasefirst - Capitalize the first character
charlength - Count characters
wordlength - Count words
find_replace - Find and replace text
numberformat - Format numbers (decimals, separators)
trim - Trim whitespace (left/right/both)
slug - Generate URL-friendly slugs
wordwrap - Wrap text at specified width
hash - Encode/decode or hash strings (various algorithms: md5, sha-1, base64, etc.)
explode - Split string by separator into parts Example of explode usage:

Get Started

Quick setup instructions

Obtain the add-on package and extract the ZIP file to a temporary location.

Step 1

Download and Unzip

Obtain the add-on package and extract the ZIP file to a temporary location.

Upload the extracted files to the appropriate directory on your server (`system/user/addons` for EE5+ or `system/expressionengine/third_party` for EE4 and below).

Step 2

Upload Files

Upload the extracted files to the appropriate directory on your server (`system/user/addons` for EE5+ or `system/expressionengine/third_party` for EE4 and below).