I have an html string that I retrieve from an API.
const htmlString = "<p>Hello World</p>";
I'm using react's dangerouslySetInnerHTML
to display that content on my page.
Now before displaying it, I'd like to process it and put a link on " World ". But not an <a>
Tag. I need an actual Next.js <Link>
tag. So a string replace probably won't do the job.
The result I want to achieve in jsx is:
const processed = <p>Hello <Link href="/my-route"><a>World</a></Link></p>
I've thought of using React.createElement but I'm not sure how to interpolate the content inside the string.
Any ideas how I could achieve this?
Hello<Link href="https://github.com">World</Link>
You dont need to specify another anchor tag inside a link. This should work fine.
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