10-21-2016, 03:25 AM
Instructions
This plugin will replace HTML code AFTER it is written by the WordPress engine, but before it is sent to a user's browser. None of these changes affect your files. To undo changes, just delete the find/replace pair.
Type in text/code to find on the left. This can be a plain text match or a regular expression (use / at the start and end).
Type in the text/code you want to replace the find with on the right.
If using a regular expression for the find, check the Use RegEx box.
To make the rule apply to admin pages as well (not recommended), check the Admin box. Note that no rules will execute on this plugin's page as that will cause problems.
For non-regex searches, you can ignore case by checking the Ignore Case box.
You can further control when the replace occurs by specifying a post type that must match.
In addition, you can specify a querytring, referrer, and useragent to match. Note that these filters perform a simple "contains" for the text given.
The notes field is to help with organizing and describing your rules. It doesn't affect the matching process.
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http://mir.cr/IZLHEGSI
This plugin will replace HTML code AFTER it is written by the WordPress engine, but before it is sent to a user's browser. None of these changes affect your files. To undo changes, just delete the find/replace pair.
Type in text/code to find on the left. This can be a plain text match or a regular expression (use / at the start and end).
Type in the text/code you want to replace the find with on the right.
If using a regular expression for the find, check the Use RegEx box.
To make the rule apply to admin pages as well (not recommended), check the Admin box. Note that no rules will execute on this plugin's page as that will cause problems.
For non-regex searches, you can ignore case by checking the Ignore Case box.
You can further control when the replace occurs by specifying a post type that must match.
In addition, you can specify a querytring, referrer, and useragent to match. Note that these filters perform a simple "contains" for the text given.
The notes field is to help with organizing and describing your rules. It doesn't affect the matching process.
D
http://mir.cr/IZLHEGSI