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- Using HTML comments lt;!-- … -- gt; - MDN
Comments start with the string <!-- and end with the string -->, generally with text in between This text cannot start with the string > or ->, cannot contain the strings --> or --!>, nor end with the string <!-, though <! is allowed The browser ignores comments as it renders the code
- Customize WordPress Allowed Tags for Comments - WP-Mix
By default, the WordPress comment form enables users to include basic HTML tags in their comments This includes tags like <p>, <br>, <strong>, and so forth These basic tags suffice to add basic formatting in most cases But for some setups, more tags may be needed
- Allow special HTML tags in comments - WordPress at Your . . .
This article explains how to add additional HTML tags to comments and allowed tags for post content in WordPress
- Comments and @Mentions - Facebook Pages API
The Facebook Page Post Comments and @mentions Guide explains how to comment and @mention or tag people or Facebook Pages that have posted on your Facebook Page or commented on a Page post using the Pages API from Meta
- HTML Comments (With Examples) - Programiz
Comments are used to add extra information to your code In this tutorial, you will learn about comments in HTML with the help of examples
- user roles - Expanding the allowed HTML tags in comments . . .
The tags that are allowed in comments are stored in the $allowedtags global variable You can try adding elements to that list (the key is the tag name, the value is an array of allowed attributes)
- How To Display Modify Allowed HTML Tags in WordPress Comments
Here is a simple way to do it Open comments php file located in your theme´s folder, and add the following CODE-1 to below the comment´s textarea Save the file and upload it to the server CODE-1 :: comments php File <!-- Displays all of the WordPress default allowed HTML tags with attributes -->
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