QnA | How to get Xpath of simple text which is outside the HTML Tags?

How to get Xpath of simple text which is outside the HTML Tags?

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HTML Code:

<div style=”text-align: Center;“>

Problem

Extracting Xpath from HTML Code

1. Access the text directly using the Xpath. Note that, if there are multiple instances having the same HTML structure, this will return all nodes. In that case, we have to use a loop to navigate all the nodes.

//span[@id='chapNo']/following-sibling::text()

2. We can also use the on-screen text ‘Chapter 1‘ to find all the nodes with specific text. Xpath mentioned below will return all the nodes with the same HTML structure and the text specified by the developer.

//div[text()[contains(.,'Chapter 1')]]

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