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I need a regex which matches “>” character in a HTML string, but doesn’t match tag’s closed bracket.
Example:
<span id=”bla”> bla bla a > b bla bla bla <a>bla </a> </span>
The regex should match the “>” between a anb b
You can use a negative lookbehind:
(?<!\<[^>]+)\>.UntestedThis will match any
>character that isn’t preceded by the beginning of an HTML (a sequence starting with<and not containing>)