[WEB4LIB] Dreamweaver Question

[Jon Solomon]

first of all, have you set up dreamweaver using its site tools?  if you 
have created a site, then you can do this procedure site-wide, otherwise i 
think you'll have to do it file by file.

under the edit menu is a find and replace function.  the first choice is to 
find in. . .choose entire local site if you have one, otherwise just the 
file that is open.  under search for. . .choose specific tag, then choose 
"font" in your case.  click on the "minus" sign to get rid of the "with 
attribute" option.  under the action menu, choose "strip tag."  for 
options:  put a checkmark for "ignore whitespace differences, and leave the 
other two unchecked (i think this is the default).  then click "replace 
all."  this will wipe out all font tags from your entire site.

-- jon


At 11:39 AM 9/24/2002 -0700, you wrote:
>Our library is in the process of moving from web pages formatted with font
>tags to a database driven site formatted with stylesheets.
>I know that FrontPage has a command to "remove all formatting." I can't
>locate such a command in Dreamweaver, but perhaps some of you might know.
>We have hundreds of pages to clean up and convert.  Several people use
>Dreamweaver so being able to use just one program would be helpful.
>
>Any ideas?
>Thank you,
>Judith Van Noate
>J. Murrey Atkins Library
>UNC Charlotte, Charlotte, NC
>

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