Render HTML blocks in page (PHP)
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Render HTML blocks in page (PHP)
I have a database of emails I've collected from our gmail account which I'm trying to render out to an internal page.
This is working, however the occasional email comes in that causes problems because of missing/not closed tags. There might be some CSS thrown in there that I don't want rendered on the whole page.
I could use iFrames, but they seem outdated, and just not the right approach.
What would the suggested method be to render blocks of HTML from the database, but without them effecting the rest of the page?
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