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Originally Posted by Toxaris
What is wrong with a simple search and replace?
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When you open a css and read .calibre92 you want a button that can delete every calibre in the book in one click, and yes I have already search and replace it 92 times with a very great happyness, so I hope for the next time they send me this
thing I have something more faster to correct them
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Originally Posted by DiapDealer
First off: you're right. Regex is not the best tool for removing tags based on attribute values. But I don't think that's what the OP was asking for (nor what Toxaris was suggesting using regex for). The OP is asking for something that removes classes (classes that are no longer being used by CSS) from attribute strings. For this purpose, regex is quite safe/sufficient (as Toxaris noted).
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Yes this is my dream
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By the way: both the TagMechanic plugin for Sigil, and "Diap's Editing Toolbag" for calibre make it trivial to successfully remove the tag with the class "deleteme" (along with the matching closing tag), per your example.
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I have missed this plugin, is a great tool (I will use it in the near future), but is a manually tool and I will always have to write all 92 calibre class to delete them.
I find something a little extreme with
smoothRemove plugin that can resolve (delete every class and span but not i and b), with TagMechanic convert the class in italic and bold and the rest in the mincer of smoothRemove