[Throntel]

Does anyone know how I can have hidden teks in my html document that doesn't show at the final result?

I think in Javascript it was:
"<!--" "-->"
So I could write <!--Please respond--> But still it would have no effect on the script itself.

Anyone knows how I do this in a HTML tekst?

[Throntel]

Oh, just found it, it was the same
Well, If anyone knows another (Easyer way) Write it

[Neil Jones]

The code will still appear in the HTML source, it just won't appear in the browser.

[gust0208]

To make comments in HTML, it is correct to use <!-- and then end with --> as stated above.
To make comments in Javascript, you preceed the line with // to indicate a comment. It is a bit confusing since most Javascript is included in HTML, you will see the Javascript code surrounded by <!-- and --> to ensure it is not displayed, then within the javascript code, you will see comments denoted with a //.

Hope that helps,
Tom

[MaverickSidewinder]

If you want to cram your site with words so that the searchengine bots find them (which is a very bad and useless thing to do ) you could choose the smallest size (-7) font and make it the same color as the bg. Or if u just wanna put comments then use the java <//---> thing

Just using resources found previously when i wanted to make my site show up on search engines...and many FAQs said that the font thing was a possible solution but not worthwhile...especially because it occupies space on your site...and if someone highlights some words by accident they will also see your words and they wont think highly of your site

Hope this helped...