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Is there a way to out?

9 years ago

As the title. Is it possible to make comment out things, just to help describe what's going on here, or other purposes? Could make a game, and even have an optional commentary system in it, for lulz.

Could be done with

%%COMMENT% = %1% So, this is where the system takes all the previous variables, resets em all and puts them to something random. %% . Thus, if the comment variable isn't 1 (or doesn't exist), that won't show up.

But is there another way?

 

Is there a way to out?

9 years ago

I honestly don't know. What until someone smart gets here XD

Is there a way to out?

9 years ago

Ahaha! I do remember my HTML, it commented out everything between the brackets in the notification page.

Cheers though.

Is there a way to out?

9 years ago
On page variables will not work in page titles, but html will. You could even have an image for a page title if you wanted.

Is there a way to out?

9 years ago
# comments out code in scripts. If you're meaning for on the page... there's no point to that, lol.

#This is all a comment looks like

Is there a way to out?

9 years ago

I could think of lots of situations where keeping notes on a page would be useful.

lol?

But the on page script example iavatus posted is the only thing I can think of that would work. I'll likely start using that now btw, it never really occurred to me before that I could hide my notes with a variable. 

More than that, one thing I've always wanted is a way to store notes in a title. I end up with lots of pages called generic things like 'Continue on...' or the same scenario with a Version A and Version B and C (though I'm trying to get better about just using page scripts for tidiness) and it would be really helpful to have a way to tag the pages in the editor, though obviously in a way that readers couldn't see. 

 

Is there a way to out?

9 years ago

A COMMENT variable and on-page scripting is your best bet.

Edit: My apologies, I thought this was 23 hours ago, rather than 23 days ago.