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Rich Text Field are showing in plain text with html tags in Dynamics 365 Portals

 In my D365 form, I have some fields that contains HTML tags. like link.

When I show this form into the portal I can see the tag. which is not expecting. 

i use the following javascript


 $(document).ready(function(){  
   // Set the value into tem variable  
   var std_footer_presave = $('#std_footer').val();  
   //Remove HTML tag  
   $("#std_footer").parent().append("<span class='text'>" + $("#std_footer").val()+ "</span>");  
   $("#std_footer").remove();  
 // Form validation for next button or save button  
 window.webFormClientValidate = function () {  
 // Create hidden field  
   $('#std_footer').val('');    
   $('#std_footer').hide();   
   $('<input>', {   
    type: 'hidden',   
    id: 'std_footer',   
    name: 'std_footer',   
    value: ''   
   }).appendTo('form');   
 // Set value into hidden field  
   $('#std_footer').val(std_footer_presave);   
   return true;  
 };  
 });

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