HTML-Entities | List of commonly used HTML entities

I need to replace a variable number of consecutive paragraphs in a div section on a Wordpress page, that consists only of this one div section. I would like to do this on the server side. I think this can be done with the the_content() hook and the DomDocument class, but I can't figure out how to do this. The div section structure you can see below. The paragraphs that I need to replace are between the last title and the last paragraph (so the title and the last paragraph remain unchanged). I will appreciate any help.

I need to turn some HTML strings into an XML file written with a specific set of TEI (Text Encoding Initiative) tags. That file should then be provided to lodel, a web-based academic publishing system, in order to get published online.

• I'm using PHP 7.2.
• The HTML strings can be malformed and complex (with tables, images, blockquotes, footnotes, ...).
• The XML-TEI I need to output is a mix of simple nodes (their creation with SimpleXMLElement is straightforward), and others that must be generated from the HTML.
• The transformation from HTML to XML-TEI implies some tweaks, such as replacing

Vue 3 yarn serve stuck at 42% when I try to import an external js file into main.ts.

This is what causes the issue:

main.ts

Problem and original data

I have a json data which contain some HTML entities to encode some special characters (mostly from French language, like “é”, “ç”, “à”, etc.) and for html tags. This is a sample of my json data:

I'm trying to convert innerHTML with special characters into their original &#...; entity values but can't seem to get it working for unicode values. Where am I going wrong?

The code is trying to take "Orig" - encode it and place it into "Copy"....

Orig: 1:🙂__2:𝌆__3:ß__4:Ü__5:X__6:Y__7:팆__8:Z__9:⚠️__10:⚠️__11:⚠__12:🙂

Copy: 1:🙂�__2:𝌆�__3:ß__4:Ü__5:X__6:Y__7:팆__8:Z__9:⚠️__10:⚠️__11:⚠__12:🙂�

... but obviously the dreaded black diamonds are appearing!

Let's say, inside StudentList.html got this data

I tried to implement the solution proposed in this thread to decode a string with html entities, e.g. "foo bar" to "foo bar".

Visually, it seems to work. But my quick Jest test fails:

I have a spark code to read some data from a database. One of the columns (of type string) named "title" contains the following data.

I am currently having trouble getting my index.js file to be served on localhost through Webpack.

Webpack seems to compile without issue, and the webpack serve script does start the webpack-dev-server when used and serves my index.html file. However, after I created the webpack.config.js file, the problem is that the webpack script compiles the files but does not start the server.

package.json