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I've searched over this website and I've looked over similar questions and i did not find the answer, I am sure it is somewhere but i did not find it, I have a string like this one for example :

string inputText = "<strong>Hello World</strong>"

This string comes from a certain request in control, and i have no power to change the model or the control. I can only change my razor view, using Html.Raw displays this result : 

<strong>Hello World</strong>

And the result i want to be displayed is this one :

Hello World

How is it possible ?

PS: this is only a simple example, it can be any HTML Code.

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  • Thanks but it did not work for me, but this one worked :) : @Html.Raw(HttpUtility.HtmlDecode(inputText)) Commented Dec 1, 2016 at 13:42

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You should use:

@Html.Raw(HttpUtility.HtmlDecode(inputText))

Decode and then render in html

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I've edited this post, please learn how to do this on your own in future :)
What happens if the html contains custom html helpers like <strong>@ABC("test")</strong>? Which would work if placed directly in a cshtml file. But inside a string?
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To render any string (which includes HTML tags) -received from the model- as HTML, use:

@Html.Raw(Model.SomeString)
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