Fred Drake wrote:
Difference between a comment which appears in the final HTML and a comment which
is dropped out when applying the template is the number of dashes <!-- and <!---
This is *really* subtle; too much so. Does anyone actually want to
generate comments that are delivered to the browser anyway? Maybe the
compilation stage should simply throw out comments by default.
Yes, I like to do that, because it allows me to put content through that
a designer can backtrack via view source to some particular server
resource, especially in a heterogeneous environment where the resource
could live in a wide variety of places. I think <!--- is a Cold Fusion
convention...? Anyway, I don't think it's so bad, since either way they
*are* just comments, and it's generally not that bad if you mix them up.
--
Ian Bicking / [EMAIL PROTECTED] / http://blog.ianbicking.org
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