Mask " with substitute / </br> -Tag

[Xeramon]

Is there a way to mask the " with substitude?


Example:
</span><span class="fx38"></span><span class="fx64">

[Alex Becherer]

You may substitute quote characters in Substitute= statements. This is done by using single quotes to surround the first part of the "find":"replace" pair. So Substitute='"':"" would remove all quotes from the text.

Note: Single and double quotes MUST be "mismatched" on the "find:replace" pairs when using single quotes as a delimiter, or the Substitute will fail. Example: Substitute='"':"None" will replace a quote with the word None. Substitute="None":'"' will replace the word None with a quote. However, Substitute='"':'None' will fail, as you can't use single quotes on both sides of the "find:replace" pairs. An easier to read example is Substitute='red':'blue', which will fail.

http://rainmeter.net/cms/Measures-Substitute_beta

[Xeramon]

Thank you very much, you helped me alot!
Now I got another question, is it posibile to make something like this: '</br>':'next line'?

[UnforgivenRevival]

I believe "<br>":"#CRLF#" will work for you.

[Xeramon]

I believe "<br>":"#CRLF#" will work for you.

Thanks, worked for me.
(I love this forum, so much support )