Comments
Comments
Buffered comments look the same as single-line JavaScript comments. They act sort of like markup tags, producing HTML comments in the rendered page.
Like tags, buffered comments must appear on their own line.
// just some paragraphs p foo p bar
<!-- just some paragraphs--> <p>foo</p> <p>bar</p>
Pug also supports unbuffered comments. Simply add a hyphen (-) to the start of the comment.
These are only for commenting on the Pug code itself, and do not appear in the rendered HTML.
//- will not output within markup p foo p bar
<p>foo</p> <p>bar</p>
Block Comments
Block comments work, too:
body
//-
Comments for your template writers.
Use as much text as you want.
//
Comments for your HTML readers.
Use as much text as you want.
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