Thread: Help - Regex code to add parameter to a tag.
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Old 01-09-2021, 08:06 PM   #5
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Quote:
Originally Posted by JSWolf View Post
This is a regular search solution that will work 100%.

Search: <span class="word si fs5"
Replace: <span class="word si pos fs5"
Umm... Jon, did you look at all three lines of the sample supplied? Note the bolded item in the third line. That is where @deback's regex is superior.

Code:
<span class="word si fs5" style="left: 518px; top: 613px; width: 165px; ">COU</span>
<span class="word si fs5" style="left: 697px; top: 613px; width: 149px; ">RSE</span>
<span class="word si fs6" style="left: 891px; top: 613px; width: 219px; ">BOOK</span>
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