The most obvious place would be in sub site_html_link of either site_html.pl or site_html_templates.pl. However, the code provided by CEGlobe doesn't really change anything since it substitutes the same symbol for itself. I think his idea was to remove the symbol.
Add the following to the subroutine in site_html_templates.pl just before the return template code:
Code:
if ($rec{'Description'}) {
$rec{'Description'} =~ s/<//g;
$rec{'Description'} =~ s/>//g;
In site_html.pl, change this:
Code:
if ($rec{'Description'}) {
$output .= qq~ <span class="descript">- $rec{'Description'}</span>\n~; }
to read:
Code:
if ($rec{'Description'}) {
$rec{'Description'} =~ s/<//g;
$rec{'Description'} =~ s/>//g;
$output .= qq~ <span class="descript">- $rec{'Description'}</span>\n~; }
All this code does is removes the "<" and ">" symbols from around the html code, effectively converting the html code to normal text.
I hope this helps.