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How to "Comment Out" Section of HTML Code - Other Comments Included

Posted on 2004-10-04

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There is a section of html code that I need to disable while debugging. The <Comment> tag would be nice if all browsers supported it. Since I can't "nest" the  tags I don't know what to do. Suggestions and/or discussion are appreciated.

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by:Zyloch

Zyloch earned 125 total points

ID: 122233282004-10-04

Hi WizeOwl,

What's wrong with  ? You could do this to surround all your script to comment out:

<script>
/*
Your HTML
*/
</script>

Regards,
Zyloch

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by:WizeOwl

ID: 122238942004-10-04

That works. Thank you.

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