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As it is not -->, since that will end the comment.
You can use the comment tags to include text in your HTML code that will not be displayed in the browser. Here is how you do that: <!-- Comment Text -->.
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Unless it is in a comment, you can't
Adding a comment in HTML is very useful so that you can quickly see what a section of code is supposed to be doing. It also can be useful to define who wrote a piece of code when multiple people are on a project together. To create a comment line you start with the < character followed by an exlamation mark and then two dashes. You then type your comment and close it off with two dashes and the > character. See example below. <!-- This is a comment line --> You can also add more dashes at the beginning or in the middle with no ill effects. See example below. <!-------- This is another --- comment line -->
To add a comment in HTML 4, 5, or XHTML, you can use the comment tag. The tag looks like this: <!-- This is a comment. This is only a comment --> You can only use two hyphens in XHTML, and the space must be present for validation. This can be a multi-line comment by simply adding newlines. <!-- This is a comment. This is only a comment -->
3 Tags:To put a comment you put them inside on your page.
You don't need a html code for comments. You just post a comment, or post a comment and wait to see if the uploader approves it.
You can use the comment tags to include text in your HTML code that will not be displayed in the browser. Here is how you do that: <!-- Comment Text -->.
One can find a list of special characters in HTML when one goes to the website of the University of Texas. There is a special page entitled "HTML characters". There one can find the special characters as well as their meanings.
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A phone with HTML abilities can visit websites where a phone without HTML abilities cannot.
I don't know what you mean by that, but I am going to say no. HTML only works in HTML. You can add special characters to HTML by doing: & copy; & trade; & reg;
Unless it is in a comment, you can't
Adding a comment in HTML is very useful so that you can quickly see what a section of code is supposed to be doing. It also can be useful to define who wrote a piece of code when multiple people are on a project together. To create a comment line you start with the < character followed by an exlamation mark and then two dashes. You then type your comment and close it off with two dashes and the > character. See example below. <!-- This is a comment line --> You can also add more dashes at the beginning or in the middle with no ill effects. See example below. <!-------- This is another --- comment line -->
The kind of code that is needed to add comment boxes to a website is HTML code. The HTML code can be downloaded from a site such as Generation Union or Quack It.
There are many sets of special characters used.
First Google for "HTML tutorials", bookmark these sites and learn. HTML is what i like to call a tag language, and it's an easy thing to learn. a very basic webpage would look like: ================================================================================ <!-- --> is a HTML comment and wont be displayed by the browser, usage: <!-- this is a comment --> copy and paste the bit from <HTML> to </HTML> paste it in an empty text file and save it as .HTML open the newly saved HTML file(double click it), Congrats your first HTML page.