Comments in html

Html comment

<!--This is a comment in html.-->
<!--You can put comments enywhere! It does not care if it is mid peice of
code in a peice of code! You must put the ending arrows in or it will
think everything is a comment! Note you can comment over multiple lines.
Use a ! at the start arrow, this may not make sence as the rest of
html uses tags where ! is at the ends.-->

Comments in html

<!-- a comment in html that esey to see -->

Comments in html

<!-- HTML multiline comment --!>

/* CSS multiline comment */

# Pyhton comment

// Javascript/C comment
/* Javascrpit/C multiline comment */

Html comment

<!-- short comment -->

<!-- loooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooong comment -->


<!-- 
multiple
line
comment 
-->

<!--  Comments won't be shown on the page or effect the code but will remain in website code. Useful for commenting what is the code for -->

Comments html.erb

#You need mix html comments tag and ruby comments tag : 
'#' and '<!-- -->'

Comment html

<!-- Comment comes here -->

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