<the literal < (6010 / 748 / 3C16)
\w+any word character, repeated at least once
the literal (3210 / 408 / 2016)
Negated Character Class[^<>]* *matches any number of characters outside the set below:
<the literal < (6010 / 748 / 3C16)
>the literal > (6210 / 768 / 3E16)
\ban ASCII word boundary
classthe literal text class (case sensitive) \s*any whitespace character, repeated any number of times
=the literal = (6110 / 758 / 3D16)
\s*any whitespace character, repeated any number of times
"the literal " (3410 / 428 / 2216)
Negated Character Class[^"]* *matches any number of characters outside the set below:
"the literal " (3410 / 428 / 2216)
\ban ASCII word boundary
mdthe literal text md (case sensitive) \ban ASCII word boundary
Negated Character Class[^"]* *matches any number of characters outside the set below:
"the literal " (3410 / 428 / 2216)
"the literal " (3410 / 428 / 2216)
Negated Character Class[^<>]* *matches any number of characters outside the set below:
<the literal < (6010 / 748 / 3C16)
>the literal > (6210 / 768 / 3E16)
>the literal > (6210 / 768 / 3E16)
Negated Character Class[^<>]+ +matches at least one character outside the set below:
<the literal < (6010 / 748 / 3C16)
>the literal > (6210 / 768 / 3E16)
<the literal < (6010 / 748 / 3C16)
\/the literal / (4710 / 578 / 2F16)
\1the text saved by group 1
>the literal > (6210 / 768 / 3E16)
g modifier: global. Finds all matches instead of stopping after the first
m modifier: multiline. Causes ^ and $ to match the start and end of each line, not only the start and end of the string
U modifier: Ungreedy. Quantifiers are lazy by default. A trailing ? makes a quantifier greedy