You will almost certainly need to account for carriage returns, so you
could try something like
<head>(?s:.*)</head>
This makes use of a non-capturing parenthesis with the 's' to allow
the pattern ('.') to match \r
On Nov 30, 2007, at 6:44 AM, Marine Themes wrote:
I have thousands of web pages where I need to replace the entire
head tag regardless of what is already there. The information varies
between pages so I cannot specify what text is between the tags. Is
there a way of doing a grep search for the <head> <\head> tags while
not specifying the contents of such during the search?
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