On the CodeWall site there's a tutorial posted showing you how to clean up HTML with the Purifier package, a Composer-installable service provider for Laravel that acts as an interface for the main HTMLPurifier package.

And as every programmer is an artist and makes his/her own copy of CMS to put in the content and publish on a click of a button. Every one of those websites will have a text editor on them, so we can see the result as we write our content.

You can always learn how to integrate a text/html editor on your Laravel installation on one of my posts. We set our own stylesheets for styling various attributes on our content. But for that to work correctly, we need to have a proper HTML code in place.

The tutorial then shows how to install and use the package in your Laravel application. It also includes some advanced steps to publish the configuration file and update its settings (including changes to the allowed HTML tags and allowed CSS properties).