This is code in a JavaScript object
const AlbumDetails = [
{
name: '<i class="fas fa-check">Basic</i>',
price: '',
details: [],
},
{ name: '<i class="fas fa-check">Intermediate</i>', price: '', details: [] },
{ name: '<i class="fas fa-check">Pro</i>', price: '', details: [] },
{ name: '<i class="fas fa-check">Ultimate</i>', price: '', details: [] },
];
export default AlbumDetails;
and I want to use this object like
const PriceCard = (props) => {
<div className="p-box">
<div className="p-content">
<h2>{props.AlbumDetails[0].name}</h2>
<h4>{props.AlbumDetails[0].price}</h4>
</div>
</div>
}
so on.
In the browser, it shows <i class="fas fa-check">Basic</i>
, but I want only the icon and name "Basic" only.
So how it could be done.
The HTML string can be inserted using dangerouslySetInnerHTML:
<h2 dangerouslySetInnerHTML={{ __html: props.AlbumDetails[0].name }} />
Note: you need to be satisfied that the HTML is safe (i.e is not formed from user input), otherwise you could open yourself up to XSS.