Search and Replace Dreamweaver 2017

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November 4, 2016
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Where is the search and find "specific tag with attribute" feature?

This was the most important feature I use in Dreamweaver?

I use this to strip out classes and ids from my code?

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Correct answer Jon Fritz

Wow, looks like they removed the "Specific Tag" option all together and expect you to use Regular Expressions instead.

Dreamweaver Help | Find and replace text

Niharika Jha

Adobe Employee

Hi,

As per the new update of Dw CC 2017.1, you can now use the Advance Find and Replace dialog to do a tag search and strip its classes/attributes same as Dw CC 2015.

Please invoke the dialog using the shortcut (Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+F) or using the menu Find->Find and Replace in Files and switch to the Advanced tab in the dialog to use this feature.

Regards,

Niharika Gupta

Adobe Dreamweaver

fal61312640

Participating Frequently

Hello,

The shortcut for Search and replace window has changed in Dreamweaver 2017.1.

I dislike the new CTRL+F search by default, it is useless cause you can do everything with the Search and replace window.

So, is there a way to change this shortcut ?

I really don't want to stop using Dreamweaver.

Thanks

Nancy OShea

Community Expert

Did you try Ctrl+Shift+F shortcut?

Nancy

Nancy O'Shea— Product User & Community Expert

mahakk20912952

Adobe Employee

Yes, it’s been removed. We are looking at ways to bring back the functionality, please stay tuned.

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giant JELLYFISH

Participating Frequently

it's absolutely ridiculous to remove this feature - it was a massive timesaver rather than having to learn regex, we're not all programmers!

Jon Fritz

Correct answer

Community Expert

Wow, looks like they removed the "Specific Tag" option all together and expect you to use Regular Expressions instead.

Dreamweaver Help | Find and replace text

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gerry-39Author

Participating Frequently

Damn them all to hell lol... I was afraid of that. Why didnt they add the regex and then slowly get rid of the old feature... but ya what do I know ..