thanks again for your reply Bibek!
> True, May be you could use only one WebView, get all the 20 strings,
> add some html formatting yourself, and display. But, if really really
> want to display it on a ListView, then, it's difficult. You have to
> change/replace those HTML tags manually to something else.
A naive implementation could be to use a regex that identifies and
replaces occurences of
{<.>,</.>,&....;} in the string with ''. It seems too simple though
and I doubt if it will work; will see.
> Isn't there any way, where you can specify that you need only text
> content? I haven't worked much on RSS. :(
Nah, that is beyond my scope.
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