I always code by hand and my editor of choice is NoteTab Pro (www.notetab.com). As well as Find and Replace it has a neat function which strips (X)HTML out of markup leaving just text and script excerpts etc. Having redesigned a couple of sites in this way, I have yet to trip it up.
Bryan Davis Micheal Kear wrote: > I've mostly used the good old MkI delete key - the most-used key on my > keyboard. When I started renovating web sites, and using word docs and > FrontPage sites, I tried using automated methods - search and replace and > the like - and found there was always something left. A single <b> or a <i> > somewhere that affected half the remaining page. Or a <font> tag that > didn't exactly match the search criteria so it would be left. Or a table > that I really did want kept would be deleted. These fixes I found would > often take just as long as going through the page and deleting stuff in the > first place. ***************************************************** The discussion list for http://webstandardsgroup.org/ See http://webstandardsgroup.org/mail/guidelines.cfm for some hints on posting to the list & getting help *****************************************************
