For stories_pages.csv, "page_content" column consists of the html content of each page. The actual content of the story is needs to be extracted from the html content.
For example for the following html content, the actual story/text content which will be our interest will be "A fawn was racing in the forest." :
"<p class=""wysiwyg-text-align-left""><span class=""text-font-largest"">A fawn was racing in the forest.
For stories_pages.csv, "page_content" column consists of the html content of each page. The actual content of the story is needs to be extracted from the html content.
For example for the following html content, the actual story/text content which will be our interest will be "A fawn was racing in the forest." :
End result should be:
Modified stories_pages.csv (Do NOT commit data in github. You may mention data file name in .gitignore so that it does not get committed to github
Script which is used to generate the data (MUST be committed to github)