Remove HTML5 Elements and turn into Div's of that class

RemoveHTML5.py

# Removes HTML5 elements

# Python regex to turn all html5 elements into div with classes of the same name
# Ex. <section> would become <div class="section">

# Do a Python regular expression replace, full support of Python regular expressions
editor.pyreplace(r'(\<(footer|section|article|header|nav)([^>]*)\>)', r'<div \3>')

#changes </tag> to </div>
editor.pyreplace(r'\<\/(foot


# Below is python to be used in the Notepad++ plugin

#html5 to html4


# This one line is a Notepad++, allowing for an undo action
editor.beginUndoAction()

# Replace HTML5 Ex. <section> Elements and turn to <div class="section"> 
editor.pyreplace(r'(\<(footer|section|article|header|nav)([^>]*)\>)', r'<div class="\2" \3>')

#takes two classes, combines into one (if class already attached to html5 element
editor.pyreplace(r'\<(.*)class="(.*)"(.*)class="(.*)"(.*)\>', r'<\1class="\2 \4"\3>')

#Get rid of empty spaces before bracket ends and double spaces between classes.  
editor.pyreplace(r'\s*\>', r'>')
editor.pyreplace(r'(.)\s\s(.)', r'\1 \2')

#changes </tag> to </div>
editor.pyreplace(r'\<\/(footer|section|article|header|nav)>', '</div>')

#takes care of nav, but could create another class
editor.pyreplace(r'\<([^\/])?nav([^>]*)\>', '<div class="nav" \2>')

# <div class='nav' \2>

# Again, this one line is a notepad++ function
editor.endUndoAction()