I have some code here that might help.
variables.searchWordCollection = listToArray( url.search, " " );
variables.title = htmlEditFormat( rsClassified.title );
variables.description = rsClassified.description;
for ( i = 1; i lte arrayLen( variables.searchWordCollection ); i = i + 1
) {
variables.title = reReplaceNoCase( variables.title,
"(\b#variables.searchWordCollection[ i ]#\b)", "<span>\1</span>", "all" );
variables.description = reReplaceNoCase( variables.description,
"(\b#variables.searchWordCollection[ i ]#\b)", "<span>\1</span>", "all" );
}
In your CSS you make a rule that span tags between <p> tags should be
highlighted. Let me know if you need help with that.
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