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Originally Posted by KevinH
If you use just normal Sigil regex find replace, then something like the following should handle it:
Find: <div\s*xml:lang=\"es\-MX\">\s*<div>(\s*.*)</div>\s*</div>
Replace: <blockquote>\1</blockquote>
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Wow, thank you! Really appreciated.
I applied the regex and it worked perfectly. There were 368 hits, so it was very helpful.
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If you wanted to use the function replace capability then using the same Find value and flags, and then in the replace function you could use a xhtml parser to parse the captured snippet and change it to whatever you want. That is the power of function replacement.
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I was trying to understand how to use it in a useful manner. I see now that I was trying to kill a fly with a dremmel
This plugin looks very powerful, but this case was not the optimal example to apply it. Thanks for your patience with a noob in this matter.