Change Multiple Values at Once

Mike Walko

Hi,
I’m injecting a style sheet via Chrome Extension and I wanted to change several values at once

My example is here:

img[src=“/images/progress_light.gif”] {
opacity: 0.4!important;
filter: invert(92%%) !important;
-webkit-filter: invert(92%) !important;
-moz-filter: invert(92%) !important;
-o-filter: invert(92%) !important;
-ms-filter: invert(92%) !important;
}

If I click on any value of 92% it highlights the other 92% values however I cannot change all of them at once.
[ Image Here: http://puu.sh/o9x6m/2c12989d85.png ]
Doing a Find and Replace won’t work for me simply because there are instances beyond this specific change where I want to keep a value of 92%.

How can I use the highlighting that is done by Notepad++ to change all highlighted values at once?

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks

Claudia Frank

Hello @Mike-Walko,

Settings->Preferences->Editing->Multi Editing Settings-> check enable…

Cheers
Claudia

Mike Walko

Thanks Claudia!

I really appreciate it.

Scott Sumner

Mike, did Claudia’s suggestion do what you wanted? I tried it myself, and didn’t get the behavior I think that you are desiring, unless I’m misunderstanding…

Claudia Frank

Hi Scott,

you are right, my answer wasn’t that clear.
When enabling this you need to press the ALT Key and click with the mouse the values you want to change.

Doing a Find and Replace won’t work for me simply because there are instances beyond this specific change where I want to keep a value of 92%.

My brain was implying this because of this statement op posted.

Cheers
Claudia

guy038

Hello Claudia,

Now, it’s my turn to not understanding properly what you mean ! Instead of the ALT key, I suppose that you’re speaking of the CTRL key, as noticed when you enable the option Settings - Preferences - Editing - Multi-Editing Settings ?

Cheers,

guy038

Claudia Frank

YEESSS - CTRL - aaaahhhh

Seems now are my confusing days ;-)))

Cheers
Claudia