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Hi,

I'm scrapping a website and I don't know how to print only part for the text.

from bs4 import BeautifulSoup
import requests

source = requests.get('http://www.website.com').text

soup = BeautifulSoup(source, 'lxml')

title = soup.find('div', class_='pr_title')
print(title.text)

sku = soup.find('div', class_='pr_infos')
print(sku.text)

The textx that comes out is like this :

2008 xxxxx 7xxxxx



2 xxxx, xxx-xxx"
Sxxxxxx
ENGINE : Diesel
CAP: x,xxx lbs SKU: 1234

I just whant the ; " SKU: 1234 "

Thanks

You probably need to drill down on the div.
Change your code by commenting out lines 9 and 12
and add this line after line 12:

print(BeautifulSoup.prettify(sku))

And post results in output tags

thanks

how about this part?

Quote:And post results in output tags

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Regards

Let me explain:

• On post 2 I asked you to insert a print statement on a particular line.
  
• To rerun your code
  
• And post the results of the print statement so I could see what was under the div tag.
  

you are getting all that test because tour div statement has children which have their own text.
And because of this, multiple lines of text. If I could see what the div statement was composed of, then it would be possible
to drill down to the actual 'sku' text.