Blot out code in xhtml

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How to blot out code in xhtml

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How to comment xhtml code?

XHTML comment In XHTML, is used for attaching notes, copyright notices, etc.. behind the scenes. Whats inside a comment has no effect on a page at all, though if you put something inside a comment you effectively remove it from the page. XHTML University of South Carolina ~oreillyj XHTMLcomment University of South Carolina ~oreillyj XHTMLcomment

How to block out code in HTML?

To comment out HTML code, use the less than symbol ( ) followed by an exclamation mark ( ! ), 2 hyphens ( -- ), the comment, 2 hyphens again ( -- ), and greater than symbol ( ). Comment out HTML Code Example - freeCodeCamp freeCodeCamp news comment-out-ht freeCodeCamp news comment-out-ht

How do I comment multiple lines in XHTML?

To comment out HTML code, use the less than symbol ( ) followed by an exclamation mark ( ! ), 2 hyphens ( -- ), the comment, 2 hyphens again ( -- ), and greater than symbol ( ). And there you have it now you can comment your HTML code correctly and safely.

How do I disable a line of code?

You can deactivate or comment out a section of your code by adding a comment symbol at the beginning of each line of code you want to deactivate. The specific comment symbol you need to use may vary depending on the programming language you are using. // This is an active line of code console. How to Deactivate Part of Your Code in JavaScript - SheCodes SheCodes athena 43496-how-to-deacti SheCodes athena 43496-how-to-deacti

How do I disable code in HTML?

The disabled attribute is a boolean attribute. When present, it specifies that the element should be disabled. A disabled element is unusable. The disabled attribute can be set to keep a user from using the element until some other condition has been met (like selecting a checkbox, etc.). HTML disabled Attribute - W3Schools W3Schools tags attdisabled W3Schools tags attdisabled

How to comment out JavaScript HTML?

Single line comments start with // . Any text between // and the end of the line will be ignored by JavaScript (will not be executed).

How to write XHTML code?

XHTML documents must contain tags, tags, tags and tags. XHTML tag elements must always close; Either like (a pair of tags with content between) or (a self-closing tag). XHTML tag elements must always be lowercase.

How to do comments in code?

How to comment Code: Primarily, a single block comment should be placed at the top of the function (or file) and describe the purpose the code and any algorithms used to accomplish the goal. In-line comments should be used sparingly, only where the code is not self-documenting.

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