Thread: Regex for Marking Text?
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Old 09-13-2018, 05:14 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by Turtle91 View Post
Yes, I'm familiar with the manual method. In this particular instance I am trying to clean out all the <p> tags inside of a table....and there are over 200 tables If I can build it as part of a saved search group that would save a lot of highlighting and right-clicking.
I also have a set of 5 Saved Search Regexes I use to clean out Finereader table cruft:

Search: <td>\s+<p>([^<]+)</p>\s+</td>
Replace: <td>\1</td>

[...]

Search: <td colspan="([0-9]+)">\s+<p>([^<]+)</p>\s+</td>
Replace: <th colspan="\1">\2</th>

You could adapt something similar for your specific case.
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