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Old 05-25-2022, 12:54 PM   #20
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Originally Posted by KevinH View Post
no, unfortunately it won't match "foo bar" since "foo bar" is not in the file. The tag intervenes. This is the only way to prevent replace/replace all from wiping out tags inadvertently.

Its main usefulness is avoiding text like class names, alt attribute values, etc. when doing find followed by replace all

Have you tried searching for "foo <em>bar</em> with Text checked? What does that do?
Makes perfect sense, I get how that's useful. And when I run the search including those tags, it acts the same way whether Text is checked or unchecked--finds that whole string. Thanks for explaining!
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