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Search HTML code on multiple lines
Search HTML code on multiple lines
By default vscode avoids wrapping from one line to the next for HTML regex searches. Here is a workaround:
<th .*?>(.*?)\n(.*?)<div.*?>(.*?)</div>\n(.*?)</th>
Here is what the actual code looked like:<tr style="height: 20px">
<th id="0R8" style="height: 20px;" class="row-headers-background">
<div class="row-header-wrapper" style="line-height: 20px">9</div>
</th>
<td class="s3" dir="ltr">AND</td>
<td class="s4" dir="ltr">Find emails that match all of your search criteria.</td>
<td class="s3" dir="ltr">from:amy AND to:david</td>
</tr>
Notice that the <th> tag includes a <div> tag. Each is a line of text. Here is what the code does:.*? = this captures all the text, including properties, inside the brackets for <th>(.*?) = captures all text after the closing bracket and before the newline\n(.*?) = captures the newline and any hidden code. The .*? is greedy and extends past the newline to the next line.Formatting HTML Code
Formatting HTML Code
- Manually format the entire document: Open an HTML file and press Shift+Alt+F (Windows/Linux) or Shift+Option+F (macOS).
- Manually format a selection: Select the HTML code you want to format, then press Ctrl+K Ctrl+F (Windows/Linux) or Cmd+K Cmd+F (macOS).
- Format on save: If you enabled "Format On Save," simply saving your HTML file (Ctrl+S or Cmd+S) will format it automatically.
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