Hide Text from User - PMWiki Help

Date: 06 September 2008

This is not about show/hide text.

Problem: I am working on a part of a page and don't want it to be visible until I am done.

Frequently called 'comment text' or 'source comments'.

Solution: Use Conditional markup to hide several lines of text.

1. Before the text you want to hide, add the line: (:if false:)

2. After the text you want to hide, add the line (:ifend:)

Bla...
(:if false:)
   This text will not be shown to user.
   It can include any code or text. For example:
   * Here is a line that will be bulleted.
   (:showhide init=hide div=div1 lshow="+" lhide="-":) Recipe call.
   (:div1 id=div1 :)
   Any number of lines
   can be included and none of this will
   (:div1end :)
   appear in the generated HTML output that the user sees.
(:ifend:)
bla.

Bla...
bla.

Solution:To hide a single line of text, you can use the special directive (:comment:).

Here is an example:

Bla...
(:comment Here is a comment on a single line that produces no output:)
bla.

Bla...
bla.

Shamelessly copied from: http://www.pmwiki.org/wiki/PmWiki/CommentMarkup