I’m trying to render my raw HTML with smarty.
{if !empty($brand.description)} {$brand.description} {/if}
The original text contains spaces and text returns, but when displayed, HTML is shown as plain text.
Also, I tried to add {$brand.description|strip_tags:'UTF-8'}
as a filter for my string. But it’s only deleting my HTML.
How can my smarty template render this string as pure HTML?
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Answer
Answer is…
{$brand.description nofilter}
Also, you can disable this indicator by change default smarty behavior:
$smarty->setEscapeHtml(false);