Comment #4 on issue 62 by chris.vigelius: Sanitizer does not allow
stripping of tags
http://code.google.com/p/html5lib/issues/detail?id=62
To Batiste (and anyone else this may concern): It seems you can achieve this
behaviour by overriding HtmlSanitizer - see attached example.
Note this has NOT been tested for possible XSS exploits or similar, so it
should not
be used for untrusted content. But you can use it to sanitize output from
WYSIWYG
editors, for example.
Attachments:
override_sanitizer.py 1.7 KB
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