(comma separated) to the list of tags available for p tag manipulation and click "Apply & Close." Just right-click anywhere on the plugin's GUI dialog (the above image) and select "Customize Plugin" from the menu. But you can change that in the plugin's customization config. That would have taken care of the opening and closing tags for you - not that I would dream of discouraging anyone from picking up more regex experience.īy default, the only thing the plugin will let you change a p tag to is a div tag. Just change all p tags with a class attribute value of "chapterHead" to h1. If the chapter headings are that easy to find, then Tag Mechanic should have been able to do want you want fairly painlessly. I search: replace: īut then I would go in and manually change each closing tag to an Urgh. Finding the chapter headings hasn't been a problem.
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