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Old 01-23-2012, 05:25 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by Sharlene View Post
Hey guys,

I couldn't find an answer to my question in the forums, so I figured i'd ask directly.

I have an epub that i need to reformat.

A like like this:

<p>&ldquo;Sorry.&rdquo;</p>

Needs to be changed to this:

<p>
&ldquo;Sorry.&rdquo;
</p>

I have to change all of the instances of this in my document, but i'm not sure how to add a new line break.

I typed in find >& and replace it with >\n& but that clearly doesn't work.

Any and all help is appreciated. Cheers.
There is no difference to the Rendering engine between the 2 versions.

If your intent was to add newlines to the ouput:
Code:
<p><br /> &ldquo;Sorry.&rdquo;<br /></p>
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