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Great! Everything works fine now.
Thanks a lot for your kind and professional support!

Line 84 is with period (.). It works OK.
But in line 79, with comma (,) it doesn't. Please notice the part „On,“ ...

Attached is a html file that contains footnotes with both cases.
Please try it by yourself.

Well, I supposed so, but it doesn't. I checked it again.

Great! It works for replacement .“ into “.
How to apply it for ,“ to “, ?

It's not English, but for example looks like this: <small>* „Isahar“ znači „on je nagrada (plata).“</small></p> The content within the element is actually a footnote, and it looks different in other places. I would like to find this: .“ And replace it with this: “. And similar case, find this: ,“ and ...

It’s impossible. Actually I have a lot of html files (a book), and the content within the element are different footnotes. So I want to open them all at once (using TextPad) and replace just few specific characters like this couple: ,”
Hope it’s clear now.

I don't want to replace entire content within the element, just few characters.
Like this: ,“
Is there a way to replace only these characters inside the element and leave the rest as it is?

Hello, Hope someone can help with this. In HTML document opened by TextPad, I have two different sizes of text (footnotes in smaller size letters). Now I would like to replace some text in smaller font size only with no affecting normal text containing the same parts. Is there a way to handle this ...