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Searching for text contained in specific tags

Use the Text (Advanced) option in the Find or Replace dialog box to search for specific text strings that are either within or not within a set of container tags. For example, you can search for the word Untitled between <title> tags to find all the untitled pages on your site. See Searching and replacing text, tags, and attributes for information about the various types of searches.

To perform an advanced text search:

1	Choose Edit > Find and Replace, and specify which files to search, as detailed in Searching and replacing text, tags, and attributes.
2	Choose Text (Advanced) from the Search For pop-up menu.
3	Enter the text you want to search for in the text field adjacent to the Search For pop-up menu.
	For example, type the word Untitled.
4	Choose Inside Tag or Not Inside Tag, and then choose a tag from the adjacent pop-up menu.
	For example, choose Inside Tag and then title.
5	Click the Plus (+) button to limit the search to tags with a specific attribute or attributes.
	Since the <title> tag has no attributes, you won't need to use this option to find all the untitled pages on your site.
6	Click Find Next to open the next document that contains the search text, or click Find All to generate a list of documents that contain this text.