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Originally Posted by exaltedwombat
Not sure what "hinky" means? S & R in itself probably isn't the problem. But it tends to do EXACTLY what you tell it to! Never forget it acts on the HTML, not just the text. I would always do a few individual S & R operations before committing to a Replace All. Even then, Save before and check immediately afterwards.
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I have frequently seen S&R skip (on the find) some matches. If you do a second pass, it now
finds them.
It could be something
hinky with my pretty-basic pattern , but I have also seen this happen with a long standing, saved search.
It has been a Long-ago time (~V4) since I have seen code just disappear (no S&R). Then the code usually had WEB page (java) artifacts or major code problems.
You might W3C validate BEFORE you let Sigil touch unproven code.