You *can* write a regex to change this, but I'm curious, why not just
address it in the CSS, without any changes to the HTML?
If you want to apply some styles to every that's inside a , but not li elements in other ul elements, you can
target them in the CSS -- say you want a bottom border on eve
We have many HTML file with many special unordered lists and want to change the elements in just those lists
to . So, this involves finding the multi-line
block of text constituting the list, and replacing the tags.
I tried grepping a list into 5 chunks: 1) the string, 2) everything between
