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But it was not adding the nonce to all scripts that get injected by gtm to the page (specifically Custom HTML tags). I followed the solution mentioned here and it fixed the issue on Safari. But it doesn't work on Chrome, Firefox, or Edge and I still see the error for those tags:

this is my CSP settings:

I am using the following command:

perl -pi -w -e 's/center/foo/g;' file.html

So I tried to use replace all "foo" between two HTML tags using REGEX (PHP code), getting like this:

perl -pi -w -e 's/(?])/foo/g;' file.html

but it doesn't work properly for what I want. I searched the web and what comes closest to what I need is Perl string replace: Match, but not replace, part of regex, Perl Regex - Search and replace between tags only if string is in-between and Replace text in string with exceptions. But I can't quite solve the need to just replace strings that are not

fragment_html_code:

Note that I need a purely CSS solution, if possible. The html is at the mobile page of mathbymiles.com/u.

Here is the relevant HTML:

Ex:

A, B, C are object variables.

const string = `${A} (${B} / ${C})`; // This works

const string = `${A} (${{B} / {C})}`; // What I want

When i render the string the span-tag shows up as text, it does not apply the html and css.

Can this be done somehow?

I'm using a Texteditor and I get the output string like this

We usually use CSS paths and pass those to Selenium's find_elements_by_css method.

Unfortunately, we've noticed that the browser plugin SelectorGadget had trouble providing us with a CSS path. We proceeded to use a CSS path using Google Chrome (ctrl+shift+c). Chrome could extract a path, but neither Selenium nor BeautifulSoup can work with those paths.

After many failed attempts to extract the elements using different classes and tags, we believe something is entirely wrong with either our approach or the website. We hypothesize that the desired elements are impossible to parse by Selenium and BeautifulSoup for whatever reason? Could the iframe tags in the DOM be a source of error (see this SO question)? What makes the parsing fail here, and is there a way to get around this problem? A website-related problem source would also explain why the SelectorGadget was unable to get a path in the first place. Our conclusion would be to use regular expressions to extract the href attributes that we need. This would only be a last resort solution.

For German-speakers, please note that there is a spelling error in the target elements:

No luck with BeautifulSoup:

I tried to solve my problem step by step and I got this: