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You can also use compound regex and counters to filter the html. There is a nice feature in regex that allows you to match arbitrary strings. self.smart_pattern = re.compile(r'(((?P<size>[0-9]+)x(?P=size))/(?P<context>(actions|animations|apps)))') matches `24x24/apps`, but does *not* match `24x23/apps`, and it yields `24x24` in group 1 and `apps` in group 2. You can …
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