I been using style='(.*?) (in the find box) to replace the entire style attribute:
Example:
<a style='width: 68px';text-align:center'> < /a>
How can i do to find multiline style?
Example:
<a style='width: 68px';text-align:center;
padding:0cm 3.5pt 0cm 3.5pt;height:90.0pt'> < /a>
Note: The original code is from office word (table) export (that's why multiline attributes)
Use this regular expression:
style='((.|\n)*?)'
The only difference is that . was replaced by (.|\n) which matches . or new line characters \n. If you use \r\n as end of line sequence, you need to use that sequence instead of \n.