Hi Guys,

As an old Dos head used to REM and in Widows scripts user using a '
I find the method one has to use to enter a comment or to disable a line of code in css very tedious

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Is there no other way ? I like experiment and being able to disable a line is great.

I wonder if we could put pressure on WC3 to consider using a simple " like in scripts etc.

Are you using windows?

If so download this program called texter, http://lifehacker.com/238306/lifehac...texter-windows, so you can make it so whenever you type C and then press tab you it will write the comment box for you.

Also while coding you can just copy and paste an empty comment and just keep reusing it.

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And that is NOT a valid way to do comments in a CSS file !!!
The PROPER way to do comments in CSS is like this:

/* this is my comment */

That is the EXACT same method used in most, if not all, scripting languages.

For the record, if you used an editor that would let you set up a macro-type thing, like TopStyle, then it wouldn't take long at all. In TopStyle I highlight the block that I want to comment out and hit CTRL+M !!

that is NOT a valid way to do comments in a CSS file !!!

I was about to say the same :-)