The dumbest question is the one you don't ask. Right?
I'm needing to clean up some html code that has {table} {tr} {td} {/table} {/tr} {/td} in it. It's for a LOT of pages of a site that I've volunteered to help with. I'm copying the pages from the internet archive, then pasting them in WordPress in the 'visual' editor.
Would the only way to get rid of the table formatting (and that other stuff) be to sift through all of it manually, highlight and delete?
Or would it be possible to write a script that does all that?
Please pardon my naivety in this matter.
{ } I know, ;gt ;lt or whatever. You get the idea.
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