Não faz sentido postar em 2 idiomas, por favor, use o Google Translate se necessário para entender. You can find my email address in @Voice app "About" screen, or on Google Play store page of @Voice product, or on this web site under "Contacts" link...
As for the link you gave me, I see text "§ 1º (VETADO)." as crossed out. It is made crossed out with CSS styles, so the code to silence this would be more complicated and would only work with this HTML page, as other pages may define styles differently. Specifically the HTML code is:
<span style="font-size:10.0pt;
font-family:"Arial","sans-serif";color:black; text-decoration:line-through">
<a name="art3b§1"></a>§ 1º (VETADO).</span>
so the RegEx expression would have to match style attribute containing "text-decoration:line-through". In another place I see a code containing <strike> attribute:
<strike>
<a name="art4."></a>Art.
4º A polícia judiciária será exercida pelas autoridades policiais no território de
suas respectivas jurisdições e terá por fim a apuração das infrações penais e da
sua autoria.</strike>
This is easier to avoid:
Type:
Regular Expression (RegEx)Pattern:
<strike>.*?</strike>|<strike(\b.+?>|>).*?</strike>Replace:
leave empty However this may not work if long passages (multiple sentences) are contained within one <strike> tag. An even more complex site specific filter would be needed.