Use the Tag option in the Find or Replace dialog box to search for specific tags, attributes, and attribute values. For example, you can search for all IMG
tags with no ALT
attribute. See Searching and replacing for information about the various types of searches.
To perform a tag search:
1 | Begin your search by following the steps outlined in Searching and replacing. |
2 | Choose a specific tag from the pop-up menu that is adjacent to the Find What pop-up menu, or choose [any tag]. |
If you just want to search for all occurrences of the specified tag, press the minus (-) button and skip to step 5. Otherwise, proceed with step 3. | |
3 | Limit the search with one of the following tag modifiers: |
With Attribute Lets you choose from a list of attributes that must be in the tag for it to match. You can specify a particular value for this attribute or choose [any value]. | |
Without Attribute Lets you choose from a list of attributes that cannot be in the tag for it to match. This is the option to choose if you are searching for all IMG tags with no ALT attribute. |
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Containing Lets you specify text, text and code, or a tag that must be inside the tag in for it match. For example, in the code <B><FONT FACE="Arial">Heading 1</FONT></B> , the FONT tag is inside the B tag. |
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Not Containing Lets you specify text, text and code, or a tag that cannot be inside the tag for it to match. | |
Inside Tag Lets you specify a tag that the target tag must be inside of for it to match. | |
Not Inside Tag Lets you specify a tag that the target tag cannot be inside of for it to match. | |
4 | Click the plus (+) button and repeat step 3 to further constrain the search. |
5 | Choose Find Next to highlight the next instance of the search text in the current document, or choose Find All to generate a list of all the instances of the search text in the current document. If you are searching in a directory or site, Find Next highlights the next instance of the search text in the current document or, if there is none, opens the next document that contains the search text, and Find All generates a list of documents that contain the search text. |
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