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Recent search strings appear in the Find Text window menu.
Select options to match the case, look for entire words that are not embedded within other words, start searching
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from the top of the page, wrap around to the beginning of the search, or search for text using wildcards (regular
expressions).
Note: Do not use the Regular Expression option unless you understand wildcard searching. This powerful option can
cause unexpected results, especially if you plan to search and replace multiple items.
If you're searching a site, select a search mode:
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To search text on web pages, select Layout Search Mode.
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To search source code, select Source Search Mode.
If you want to replace the found text, click the triangle to expand the Replace text box, and type in replacement
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text.
Click Find. GoLive highlights the first match, if any.
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Do one of the following:
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To find the next occurrence of the text, click Find Next.
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To replace the found text, click Replace.
To replace the text and find the next occurrence, click Replace & Next.
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To automatically replace all instances of the text in the document, click Replace All.
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See also
"To use wildcards in a search" on page 311
To search for the next instance of selected text
Make sure that you select your desired text and then choose Edit > Find > Find Selection.
GoLive starts looking for the text from the current selection and highlights the next occurrence of the text using the
current settings in the Find window.
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