# Extracting Data from your HTML Feed
### Extracting HTML
Feeds can be used to get content from ordinary HTML web pages. The fetched page can be accessed through the liquid doc object, as follows:
On the test tab this looks like:
This returns the entire HTML document. To extract content from the HTML document there are 3 helpers that can be used:
### Tag Stripping:
Liquid’s standard ‘strip\_html’ filter can be useful when working with HTML documents: [https://shopify.github.io/liquid/filters/strip\_html](https://www.google.com/url?q=https://shopify.github.io/liquid/filters/strip_html\&sa=D\&ust=1544786297207000)
### HTML
In this example we will get the Biography Text from the [Taxi for Email Twitter](https://twitter.com/taxiforemail).
Feed set up
* Set the feed url to [https://twitter.com/taxiforemail](https://www.google.com/url?q=https://twitter.com/taxiforemail\&sa=D\&ust=1544786297209000)
* Set the method to ‘GET’
* Set the data type to ‘HTML’
Data Extraction
First open the twitter page in a browser, then using the ‘inspect’ tool in the browser find the element we’re looking for:
We can see that the text is in a \ tag with the class ‘ProfileHeaderCard-bio’. We can use this to make the following CSS selector:
p.ProfileHeaderCard-bio
We can get the content of this P through the doc object, using the find\_first\_by\_css filter:
This gives the following result:
If we want just the text from this, without html tags, we can add the strip\_html filter:
\#{{doc | find\_first\_by\_css: 'p.ProfileHeaderCard-bio' | strip\_html }}
Which gives just the text:
