Many thanks haukex!

That it's not reproducable is due to my own terrible incompetence. :-) I had tried to modify your example for the phone/fax section in such a way, that it would put these pairs into %hash:

{"Street name" => "Sample Street",
"House number" => "123",
"ZIP Code" => "45678",
"City name" => "Randomcity"}

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With all the things I had tried, I only managed to get the string "Sample Street 12345678 Randomcity" into one of the fields, and the other one then was left empty, like:

{"Sample Street 12345678 Randomcity" => ""}

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I guess my main mistake was to assume, that it's necessary to start out from the $dom all over again, for each and every HTML element. The crazy idea I had was to somehow grab "Sample Street 123" into one variable (starting from the "address" element), and "45678 Randomcity" into another, by somehow targeting, and starting from, the first <br/> element after the "address" element.

I'm still not sure why my <br/> always got stripped away, maybe because of my misunderstanding of how the "map" works:

use warnings;
use strict;
use Mojo::DOM;
use Mojo::Util qw/trim/;
use Data::Dump;

my $dom = Mojo::DOM->new(<<'HTML');
  <div class="address">
          <div class="icon"></div>
          <address>
            Sample Street 123<br/>45678 Randomcity          </address>
        </div>
HTML

my %hash_address = @{ $dom->find('address')->map(sub {
return ( trim($_->text), "This_is_the_address_content" ) }) };
dd \%hash_address;

__END__

{
  "Sample Street 12345678 Randomcity" => "This_is_the_address_content"
+,
}

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Your solution is very elegant indeed, many thanks! :-)

In reply to Re^4: How to parse not closed HTML tags that don't have any attributes? (updated) by Rantanplan
in thread How to parse not closed HTML tags that don't have any attributes? by Rantanplan

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