HTML not rendered in text field content type

mauzilla

6/23/23, 12:18 PM

In my content type, I have a text field that will display a string (max 200 characters) in a Bootstrap card. Due to the design, we have to allow the user to add a < br /> or \ n to add "invisible lines" to ensure content is wrapped correctly in the card.

By adding "< br /> to the field however, in twig, the < br /> is printed to screen and not HTML rendered. I have tried:

<p>{{content.field_copy}}</p>    
<p>{{content.field_copy|raw}}</p>
<p>{{content.field_copy|render}}</p>

With no affect. What other options do I have? Can this be done using a text field?

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4uk4

6/23/23, 1:21 PM

For this use case Drupal has an entire ecosystem with formatted text fields, text formats and text filters. Don't try to do this on your own. There are a lot of security considerations.

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Кирилл Шатохин

6/23/23, 4:03 PM

it's bad practice, but still

{{ content.field_copy.0['#context'].value|raw }}

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4uk4

6/23/23, 8:35 PM

This is not only bad practice, this is extremely dangerous. Drupal stores user input as it is in the database and the security of a Drupal site relies on that it is not displayed without sanitizing.

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