To display escaped HTML content in Blade templates in Laravel, you can use the double curly braces syntax {{ }}
or the echo shorthand syntax {{! !}}
.
Here's an example of how to display escaped HTML content using the double curly braces syntax:
{{ $htmlContent }}
And here's an example using the echo shorthand syntax:
{{! $htmlContent !}}
In both cases, Laravel will automatically escape the HTML content to prevent any potential security vulnerabilities.