Converting HTML data to Flutter widgets is straightforward with the flutter_widget_from_html package. It parses the HTML code and creates a corresponding Flutter widget tree. This allows developers to directly pass HTML strings into their Flutter applications and render them as native UI elements.

With Flutter HTML, one can use inline style attributes on the specific HTML tag for basic styling and rendering. In this snippet, the HTML widget is applying inline CSS on a div tag, changing the displayed text color to red.

replace(old value, new value) which replaces the HTML tag values with the empty string. The /g is used for it to happen globally (every value found in the string is replaced with the specified if the /g is used). The drawback of this method is that we can't remove some HTML entities. It still works well though.

Create a Custom Code Component: In the FlutterFlow editor, use the “Add” menu to add a “Custom Code” component to your page. Insert Your Code: The custom code component provides a dedicated space to insert your HTML, CSS, or JavaScript code. Leverage this space for your custom logic or external integrations.