[retiredbiker]

I have several books with this in each file, in the <style> part of the file header:

.para-center {
    font-size: small;
    text-indent: 0;
    font-family: serif;
    text-align: center;
}

And I wanted to get rid of the "font-size: small;" lines. If I do a normal search/replace for the string "font-size: small;", the editor will only act on the line in the current file. Ctrl-N also says only one match. But this is in all 58 files. Same behaviour if I select the files and try searching on "selected files". And the same if I try the line "font-family: serif;". If I just use "Find" to step through all the occurrences, it just does this one file.

But, If I just search for "small" or "font" or "family", it finds everything in all the files - Ctrl-N gives the right number, and I can step through them all, whether they are in the headers or the text.

I tried searching for the whole block of text...it found and replaced 27 out of 58 occurrences, which is even worse than just doing one file, because you don't really know what it's done. I finally resorted to regex (.para-center{.*?}), and that seems to work reliably.

Anybody have any idea what could be blocking the multi-file search?

Thanks!