=== GB Search and Replace === Contributors: Gb-plugins Donate link: http://gb-plugins.com/gb-search-and-replace/ Tags: edit text, search, replace, post edit, page edit, replace HTML, manage content Requires at least: 3.6 Tested up to: 3.9 Stable tag: 1 License: GPLv2 License URI: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html Easy to use Search and Replace tool for all your website content. Makes your content management simple and fun. == Description == * Search and replace any key (word/ sentence/ HTML tag). * Easily manage your WordPress site content. * Suitable to work with any post, page and most of the custom posts. * Works with any language and multilingual sites. * RTL friendly. * Change content written in one language to another. * Case sensitive option. * A vast variety of build in HTML tags. * Easy search for any HTML tag and replace with manual or build in HTML tag. * View the Keys in the original text as HTML or as code. * The keys are highlighted for easy screening of keys to replace. * View the new edited post/page/custom post within the plugin admin or click to open as a web page. == Installation == There are two ways to install GB Search and Replace. 1. You can locate it on your WordPress dashboard-> Plugins -> Add New, search for "GB Search and Replace" and click to install and activate the plugin. 1. You can download the [zip file](http://gb-plugins.com/wp-content/uploads/general/gb-search-and-replace.zip) and upload it from the WordPress dashboard -> Plugins -> Add New and click on the "Upload" link on top of the page. == Frequently Asked Questions == * *The plugin alerts "Please select where you want to search", what does that mean?* It means, you didn’t check any of the posts, pages or custom post types found in the "Search in list". Please check the checkbox of the location where you want to look. * *After I pressed "GO" I see the names of the posts where I have the search key but I don’t see the text with the Keyes highlighted.* To view the text with the highlighted search keys, you must click on the post title. The text should appear with the search keys highlighted. * *After I pressed "GO" and reviewed the search keys, I have tried to press "Replace", but the button is disabled and cannot be pressed.* You must select at least one post, page or custom post type from the results given, then the button unlocks and you can click it to do the "replace" action. * *The plugin indicates that I have 8 keys to replace, 5- red and 3- green. But when I look at the text I only see 5 highlighted keys. Why is that?* The red digit indicates how many search keys were found in total in that particular post, page or custom post type. The green digit indicates, how many of the found keys can be replaced safely. * *What kind of data can be replaced?* All strings and HTML tags can be replaced except for the "serialized strings", such as the "options table". This upgrade is coming soon in the much anticipated premium version. * *What can happen if I change a key highlighted in red?* If you are familiar with HTML, you and your site should be fine. On the other hand if you don’t know HTML, changing an existing tag can cause a lot of damage to your site. If you aren’t sure, don’t hesitate to contact us for support. In any case don’t forget to backup your database. == Screenshots == 1. Introducing the GB Search and Replace plugin. 2. Choose where to look in the "Search In" list and insert a Search Key to the "Search" field. 3. Insert a Replace Key to the "Replace" field and press "go". In this case the plugin found 2 posts that include the Search Key. One of them includes the Search Key in its title. When you press on the post title you will see the post content under its title with the search keys highlighted. 4. If the "View Code" button is pressed, you will be able to see the location of the Search key in the code and the button will change to "View HTML". Press it again to see the regular mode. The GREEN Search Keys represent the keys that are safe to replace with no HTML knowledge. The RED Search Keys represent the keys that should only be changed if you are familiar with HTML. If you mouse over the Search Keys an "X" will appear on the highlighted Search Key. Press it if you don’t want to replace it. 5. Make sure that you want to replace all the highlighted Search Keys, check the posts checkbox and press "Replace" 6. If there are search keys inside the HTML code then a confirmation alert will appear to remind you that you are going to change the HTML structure of the tag 7. After the "Replace" is made, you can view the new text. If you press on the "View Post", you will be able to see the actual web page with the new text.