Hi Guillaume Goemanne 

No doubt there are many ways this can be done.

Please see my screen print where each name is a segment 

I did this using the plain text embedded content processor.
My rule was (\|) as an inline placeholder that is excluded.

I hope this helps

Lyds

Hi Lydia Simplicio 

Thank you for the tip! I wasn't aware you could add rules to the .txt file type and it would be considered in JSON as well.

I've added the rule for the pipe symvol like you said, as well as a RegEx for HTML, as the option forces me to take away the HTML processing, but somehow, it still isn't working for me.

Here are my settings (in German, but at the same spots as they should be in English):

Am i doing something wrong? I'm especially confused about the HTMl RegEx, as I use it all the time in other file types with enbedded content..

Guillaume Goemanne 

You are defining your rules incorrectly. See where I access Embedded Content Processors then Plain Text :

It seems to me you correctly set your Embedded Content selection directly under the JSON file type

But then you need to use the correct Plain Text - see how it is under Embedded Content Processors (which matches what you selected under JSON)

Its always a good day when you learn something new

Lyds

Hi Lydia Simplicio 

Ah, somehow I've always overlooked that option until now.. Thank you for showing me something new!

It works like a charm for both the pipe symbol and the HTML-tags!

Hi Lydia Simplicio 

Ah, somehow I've always overlooked that option until now.. Thank you for showing me something new!

It works like a charm for both the pipe symbol and the HTML-tags!

Guillaume Goemanne I am so pleased!