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Any way to batch edit html code on my items?
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I want to change color of template and/or words.

I tried a test run on changing simple font color of a listing with no fancy template and it didn’t work, so I’m guessing it might not be worth my time to change the hard-to-look-at color of the template in MANY of my listings using batch edit. :(

I hope someone knows a way to do this bulk edit in the batch editor…?

Btw, the test run I did was to try to do text editing in bulk by changing #0000cd; to #000080;

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TimsDiamondWillow
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TimsDiamondWillow says: July 08, 2014

I DIDN’T paste the whole code such [URL removed] into the bulk text editor

TimsDiamondWillow says: July 08, 2014

ok, can’t seem to show the real code…I forget how to do that here…but you know the thing in between those arrow thingies with < span etc > in it.

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Hi, I am sure Bonanza support can help with this, do send them a message.

answered almost 10 years ago

anchorhaven
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