This plugin adds a simple "Search & Replace" function to the Markdown editor.
A lot of users (myself included) have been looking for a way to search and replace text within Joplin, instead of relying on an external editor (such as VSCode). See this forum post.
I hope, this will be useful for some of you. I'd love to hear feedback, questions, and bug reports.
@all So I decided to rewrite the plugin and use a panel instead of a dialog. I took some inspiration from the "Find and Replace" in Visual Studio Code and Notepad++. This is the result:
Oh, there's always ways around things, but then it's not MY preference, right?
it is simply a request/vote and to make you aware there may be people like me out there. Ultimately it's your time and effort... so your preferences and how much you can accommodate others with what time you have at hand will have to win.
@FelisDiligens thanks for the plug-in, it's working very nice!
I second the previous request/question, I have converted notebooks (based of a CherryTree DB), using a python script (GitHub - d4vydm/CherryTree2Joplin) but there are quite some HTML-to-MD translation errors, and I would like to clean-up certain tags across notes, eg. on a (sub) notebook level downwards. That would ease a lot of the manual clean-up.