I have a html report that comes out of a program we use. Its extremely plain html and id like to work on fixing it up just a bit.
What code would I need to do in sed to replace
<html> with
<html><link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="LivingInStyle.css">
Thanks, Russ
From stackoverflow
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sed 's/<html>/<html><link rel="stylesheet" type="text\/css" href="LivingInStyle.css">/g' file.htmlThat will output the new file to the console and you can redirect it wherever you need. Or you can use -i to edit inplace.
EDIT: Forgot to escape the slash
ephemient : I'd choose a different delimiter, maybe 's!...!...!g', to avoid having to escape. But that's personal opinion.Stephan : @ephemient: That's probably a better choice, but I feel odd using anything but slash -
You can also use:
sed -e 's!<html>!<html><link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="LivingInStyle.css">!' < filei.e. use another separator instead of escaping the slash.
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