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First: this is an excellent plugin. Love it. This issue should in no way detract from that fact. But it's something I've encountered and thought I'd post it.
In a text block in which different styling occurs (e.g.,: text block that might read "This Week: Wombats" one might have colored "This Week:" black, and "Wombats" white. Or another example would be specific, highlighted words in a paragraph) I find that when I do a find/replace changing just one word within that block (e.g., changing all instances of "Wombats" to "Owls") the style of the changed text gets carried over to the entire block of text (e.g., "This Week: Owls" turns all white).
Just thought I'd post it. But maybe I'm missing something.
thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
First: this is an excellent plugin. Love it. This issue should in no way detract from that fact. But it's something I've encountered and thought I'd post it.
In a text block in which different styling occurs (e.g.,: text block that might read "This Week: Wombats" one might have colored "This Week:" black, and "Wombats" white. Or another example would be specific, highlighted words in a paragraph) I find that when I do a find/replace changing just one word within that block (e.g., changing all instances of "Wombats" to "Owls") the style of the changed text gets carried over to the entire block of text (e.g., "This Week: Owls" turns all white).
Just thought I'd post it. But maybe I'm missing something.
thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: