xpather.pl can always help , look at all those IDs and clases 
# star
/*[ local-name() = "html"
    and position() = 1
    and @lang = "en"
    and @id = "sixapart-standard"
  ]

/*[ local-name() = "body"
    and position() = 1
  ]

/*[ local-name() = "div"
    and position() = 1
    and @id = "container"
  ]

/*[ local-name() = "div"
    and position() = 1
    and @id = "container-inner"
    and @class = "pkg"
  ]

/*[ local-name() = "div"
    and position() = 3
    and @id = "content"
  ]

/*[ local-name() = "div"
    and position() = 1
    and @id = "content-inner"
    and @class = "pkg"
  ]

/*[ local-name() = "div"
    and position() = 1
    and @id = "content-main"
  ]

/*[ local-name() = "div"
    and position() = 1
    and @class = "entry-listing"
  ]

/*[ local-name() = "div"
    and position() = 3
    and @class = "entry"
    and @id = "entry-7230"
  ]

/*[ local-name() = "div"
    and position() = 2
    and @class = "entry-body"
  ]

/*[ local-name() = "p"
    and position() = 1
  ]

/*[ local-name() = "a"
    and @href = "https://github.com/drforr/perl6-slang-roman"
    and contains(string(), "perl6-slang-roman")
  ]

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in thread how to print div tag value with a href tag in perl by chella2104@gmail.com

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