Automation with searching? You bet. Regular Expressions are the "language" of search, and here, you get useful regexes that help you do your work.
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Let's set the scene: you are integrating a third-party form into your page or UI. The third-party integration isn't the most robust, but it does allow you to auto-fill parts of the form using URL parameters. So if you had a script that could change a
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Content is random, so there's not a great way to create an excerpt by character counts if you don't want words to get sliced up awkwardly in th... ...the middle ;) Here's a better way.
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Format HTML Bullets All at Once | Regex of the Day #shortsBefore you format each HTML bullet list line by line, try this awesome find/replace regex trick. Add all of your opening and closing “li” tags in seconds.___...YouTube Writers frequently hand over a document that needs to be formatted
Regex of the Day
This regex of the day is great for helping you format content into HTML. Say we need to put paragraph tags around the text that doesn't already have an HTML tag. The pattern we want is whenever we start the line without a less-than bracket. We'll
Regex of the Day
This regex of the day is great for catching double word typos. First we're going to set up a group of characters then the forward slash, one matches whatever was most recently matched by this group. (.+)\1 Let's turn on regex. Now you can see where