It displayed the output thanks to that sir,, hmm can you please explain to me the lines 17 up to 20? Im confused on that part...

Thanks

Update

I've read the code but still confused specially on part line 20-21, if Im not mistaken it's a regular expression.. So far the out put is almost ok , the last thing I would want to do is arranging them in order.. now the output is like this:

     Game Introduction - Marvel: Avengers Alliance

Welcome to the quick start guide for Marvel: Avengers Alliance, a supe
+rhero role
 role playing game from Playdom. Recruit heroes, battle enemies and ta
+ke on your friend’s teams in this action/strategy game.</p>

<p>I would like to arrange them to be aligned at the left side removin
+g the spacing at the Game Introduction and role part, what I would li
+ke to achieve now is something like this.

[download]
Game Introduction - Marvel: Avengers Alliance

Welcome to the quick start guide for Marvel: Avengers Alliance, a supe
+rhero 
role playing game from Playdom. Recruit heroes, battle enemies and tak
+e on your friend’s teams in this action/strategy game.

[download]

Is there a way that somehow arrange the text inside the string? or is it normal for this kind of output because the input came from an html file

Thanks

In reply to Re^4: How to output the words that you want that came thru an html file? by stone_ice
in thread How to output the words that you want that came thru an html file? by stone_ice

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