Find word that it is included in the tags, and if yes, delete that tag (with regex)

Question

I have 2 html tags. But only the first tag has these 2 words: elementor and widget. So I want to find all html tags that has those 2 words, and if finds, delete the entire tag.

<p class="jopp">.elementor-widget-text-editor: nu (.Elementor-drop-cap-view-default) .Elementor  s  50px} .Elementor-widget-text-editor .Elementor-drop-cap-letter {display: inline-block}</p>

<p class="jopp">Sunt fascinat de cazuri legale despre artă.</p>

I try to make a formula regex, but doesn't work:

(<p class="jopp>).*\K(?:\h+(elementor|widget))(?=.*p>)

Answer 1

Using Notepad++:

• Ctrl+H
• Find what: <p (?=(?:(?!</p>).)*?elementor)(?=(?:(?!</p>).)*?widget).+?</p>\R?
• Replace with: LEAVE EMPTY
• TICK Wrap around
• SELECT Regular expression
• UNTICK . matches newline
• Replace all

Explanation:

<p                                  # open tag
(?=(?:(?!</p>).)*?elementor)        # positive lookahead, make sure we have "elementor" somewhere after but not preceeded by "</p>"
(?=(?:(?!</p>).)*?widget)           # positive lookahead, make sure we have "widget" somewhere after but not preceeded by "</p>"
.+?                                 # 1 or more any character
</p>                                # close tag
\R?                                 # optional any kind of linebreak

Screenshot (before):

Screenshot (after):

Answer 2

I Find myself an answer

Use the following:

• Ctrl+H
• Find what: (<p class="jopp">).*(\b(elementor|widget)\b.*).*(</p>)
• Replace with: LEAVE EMPTY
• CHECK Match case
• CHECK Wrap around
• CHECK Regular expression
• UNCHECK . matches newline
• Replace all