Hi, I'm a first-time user of Word Pipe and I am looking for some advice on how to make replacements in some files.
Right now I'm trying to seek out some unnecessary HTML tags and remove them, without disturbing the code inbetween the start and end tags.
It looks like this:
<h3><font color="#00666"> xxxxxx</font></h3>
and it needs to look like this
<h3>xxxxxx</h3>
The main problem I'm having is finding out how to use wildcards in my searches. I can't find an option that allows me to use wild cards, nor can I find what symbol I should use to inpute wildcards.
Even were I to find out how to use wildcards, would wordpipe keep the text between each tag?
Thanks
Removing tags
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You shouldn't use WordPipe to edit HTML files, you should use TextPipe instead.
Use an EasyPattern search/replace, with search text of:
Use an EasyPattern search/replace, with search text of:
Replace with<h3><font color="#00666">[ capture(1+ chars) ]</font></h3>
<h3>$1</h3>
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