Display Raw HTML from json to AMP page

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Currently, I'm trying to implement AMP to an existing Product page and I'm a little bit stuck on displaying some data.

The field which I'm trying to display comes from json and contains Raw HTML (something like the following):

description: { '<h1>section title</h1><p>section description</p>' }

On the AMP documentation I couldn't find any informations about displaying/converting the above string into default HTML tags.

Could you tell me please if there is a way to achieve this with AMP?

edited Nov 11 at 7:04

Bachcha Singh

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Currently, I'm trying to implement AMP to an existing Product page and I'm a little bit stuck on displaying some data.

The field which I'm trying to display comes from json and contains Raw HTML (something like the following):

description: { '<h1>section title</h1><p>section description</p>' }

On the AMP documentation I couldn't find any informations about displaying/converting the above string into default HTML tags.

Could you tell me please if there is a way to achieve this with AMP?

edited Nov 11 at 7:04

Bachcha Singh

2,1502924

asked Nov 10 at 21:40

Hetriuc Florentin

add a comment |

up vote
1
down vote

favorite

Currently, I'm trying to implement AMP to an existing Product page and I'm a little bit stuck on displaying some data.

The field which I'm trying to display comes from json and contains Raw HTML (something like the following):

description: { '<h1>section title</h1><p>section description</p>' }

On the AMP documentation I couldn't find any informations about displaying/converting the above string into default HTML tags.

Could you tell me please if there is a way to achieve this with AMP?

edited Nov 11 at 7:04

Bachcha Singh

2,1502924

asked Nov 10 at 21:40

Hetriuc Florentin

Currently, I'm trying to implement AMP to an existing Product page and I'm a little bit stuck on displaying some data.

The field which I'm trying to display comes from json and contains Raw HTML (something like the following):

description: { '<h1>section title</h1><p>section description</p>' }

On the AMP documentation I couldn't find any informations about displaying/converting the above string into default HTML tags.

Could you tell me please if there is a way to achieve this with AMP?

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edited Nov 11 at 7:04

Bachcha Singh

2,1502924

asked Nov 10 at 21:40

Hetriuc Florentin

edited Nov 11 at 7:04

Bachcha Singh

2,1502924

asked Nov 10 at 21:40

Hetriuc Florentin

edited Nov 11 at 7:04

Bachcha Singh

2,1502924

edited Nov 11 at 7:04

Bachcha Singh

2,1502924

edited Nov 11 at 7:04

Bachcha Singh

2,1502924

asked Nov 10 at 21:40

Hetriuc Florentin

asked Nov 10 at 21:40

Hetriuc Florentin

asked Nov 10 at 21:40

Hetriuc Florentin

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You can render raw HTML by using triple curly braces rather than double, for example {{{htmlProperty}}} like {{{description}}}

<h1> tag is not supported

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edited Nov 11 at 7:01

answered Nov 11 at 6:47

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Works as it should! Thank you very much @Bachcha!
– Hetriuc Florentin
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<h1> tag is not supported

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edited Nov 11 at 7:01

answered Nov 11 at 6:47

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Works as it should! Thank you very much @Bachcha!
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You can render raw HTML by using triple curly braces rather than double, for example {{{htmlProperty}}} like {{{description}}}

<h1> tag is not supported

For more information

edited Nov 11 at 7:01

answered Nov 11 at 6:47

Bachcha Singh

2,1502924

Works as it should! Thank you very much @Bachcha!
– Hetriuc Florentin
Nov 11 at 11:13

add a comment |

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accepted

You can render raw HTML by using triple curly braces rather than double, for example {{{htmlProperty}}} like {{{description}}}

<h1> tag is not supported

For more information

edited Nov 11 at 7:01

answered Nov 11 at 6:47

Bachcha Singh

2,1502924

You can render raw HTML by using triple curly braces rather than double, for example {{{htmlProperty}}} like {{{description}}}

<h1> tag is not supported

For more information

edited Nov 11 at 7:01

answered Nov 11 at 6:47

Bachcha Singh

2,1502924

edited Nov 11 at 7:01

answered Nov 11 at 6:47

Bachcha Singh

2,1502924

answered Nov 11 at 6:47

Bachcha Singh

2,1502924

answered Nov 11 at 6:47

Bachcha Singh

2,1502924

Works as it should! Thank you very much @Bachcha!
– Hetriuc Florentin
Nov 11 at 11:13

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Works as it should! Thank you very much @Bachcha!
– Hetriuc Florentin
Nov 11 at 11:13

Works as it should! Thank you very much @Bachcha!
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Nov 11 at 11:13

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