ReReplacer is a Joomla! component and system plugin that enables you to replace anything in your Joomla! site’s output with whatever you want. ReReplacer will search the text (html) of your pages for your search request and replace it with what you have told it to do. These replacements are on the fly. That means they are not permanent. They are done every time you request a web page in your site. This gives you great possibilities and power to manipulate the output of your site. REGULAR EXPRESSIONS You have the ability to use powerful regular expressions to search and replace. This opens up endless possibilities. You can do virtually anything with ReReplacer. WHY USE REREPLACER? You can use ReReplacer for all kinds of stuff like: * Add/remove/change elements in the html structure of your site This can help you add extra ways to style elements or change the layout. * Create your own plugin-like tags You can use quick-codes and replace it with a long bit of text or html code. Like: {copyright}, !contact_details!, [terms], __FOOTER__, etc. Via regular expressions you can even make these dynamic, like: {youtube 123abcABC}, {twitter}nonumber_nl{/twitter}, etc. * Clean up unwanted html Like: comment tags, meta-generator tag, unwanted copyright code from other extensions, etc. * Replace simple words Like: replacing the company name (for mirror sites), correct common spelling errors in your content, replace bad words with ***, etc. * Replace “Domready” with “load” for IE compatibility of your scripts WHAT REREPLACER IS NOT! ReReplacer does not touch your database. The replacements are not permanent. So you cannot use ReReplacer to replace stuff for good. It also does not touch the files. You cannot use ReReplacer to replace stuff in the (php) files of your site. How to use it: http://www.nonumber.nl/rereplacer Changelog: http://www.nonumber.nl/rereplacer/changelog Keep up to date: http://www.nonumber.nl/news Support forum: http://www.nonumber.nl/forum Please do not use the reviews to post support issues. Use my forum for that.

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