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Originally Posted by Gary Friedman
THANK YOU for your insightful answer! I will play with this some more tonight and let you know. (And when you say "dot-all" you really mean ".*", right?)
Gary
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There is a checkbox below the "replace all" button labelled "dot all". Normally "." matches any character except "\n"; ticking this box makes it match "\n" as well, and "\s" (match a white-space character) will also match "\n". I generally keep it turned on, since line breaks are not necessarily at predictable places in HTML code. Plan B is to run a preliminary set of edits to put each para on a separate line, then remove any line breaks inside the paras so that each para is a single line.