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Introduction to three methods of comments in CSS

Jul 24, 2017 am 11:51 AM
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Usually, if the CSS comment code is a single-line comment, it starts with /* and ends with */. Here we describe three methods of commenting in CSS code. I believe this article will definitely help you gain something.

Three ways to comment in CSS code

1. Selector (childselector)

If you want to hide a CSS definition in IE, you can use a child selector .

CSS comment code:

html>bodyp
{  
/*declarations*/  
}

2. "Wildcard" (*)

This writing method can only be understood by IE browser (hidden from other browsers)

CSS comment code:

*htmlp{  
/*declarations*/  
}

3. "Backslash" (\)

If you want IE/Win to be valid but IE/Mac to be hidden, you can use "backslash" "Skill.

CSS comment code:

/*\*/  
*htmlp{  
declarations  
}  
/**/

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