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Jump to PostIt's begins with "<!--", ends with "-->", and does not contain "--" or ">" anywhere in the comment. Example: * <!-- This is a comment. →
Jump to PostThere are 3 ways you can enter comments
Within an HTML code:
<!-- comment -->
and
/comment/ in CSS and most languages
also
//for single line comments
Jump to PostThats
/* comment */
for css
Jump to PostCan I suggest that we stop posting here unless there is something new to say. I think it's been repeated ad nauseum that format for html comments is:
<!-- whatever you want one-liner -->
and
<!-- whatever you want multiline -->
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