Hi John, Unfortunately, I don't think we have a script for this specific case, but if you have some Python experience, it should be possible to set this up. It should also be possible using a combination of listpage.py, a text editor (or spreadsheet) and replace.py. Roughly, I would try the following: - Get a list of all imported page titles (with capitalization) using a pagegenerator - Make a dict of lowercase page title to actual page title (e.g. {"sf fandom": "SF Fandom"}) - Loop over all pages (or all pages with broken links), and use textlib.replace_links to perform the replacement The listpages-texteditor-replace alternative might break some pages due to it using text replacement, but it might be good enough. Same idea: - Get a list of all imported page titles using listpages.py - In a text editor, transform each page name into a regular expression replacement. For example, SF Fandom would become something like "\[\[(sf fandom)\]\]" "[[SF Fandom|\1]]" Store those in a file, e.g. replacements.txt. (I'm not sure about the amount of escaping here). - Run replace.py with the -nocase -regex -pairsfile:replacements.txt With this regex, you will not match any situations where a link text is present; I think you'll need a second regex pair to fix those as well. Merlijn On Thu, 10 Jan 2019 at 09:59, John Bray <johnbray822(a)gmail.com> wrote: