Using "Replace" to replace something with a new linebreak..

[heroiceric]

Anybody know some kind of special character i can type in when using a Find/Replace so that i can replace say "x" with a linebreak?

 

[gutterseo]

\n or \r or \r\n depending what platform your on.

 

[biglevel]

These days I'd say \n is sufficient enough

 

[uplinked]

Depends heavily on what editor you're doing this find and replace in.

I believe (not positive) on Windows, Notepad and Wordpad will NOT recognize \n (or \r\n) in the find-replace box, but Notepad++ and Notepad2, as well as most major IDEs, will.