>>>>Is there a way to place comments in a Cascading Style Sheet?
>>>>
>>>>Thanks,
>>>>
>>>>Jerry
>>>Exactly as Michel said, the full CSS specification can be found here :
>>>http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS2/
>>>
>>>(comments : http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS2/syndata.html#x24)
>>
>>Len;
>>
>>There is nothing better than going to the source of the standard. Thank you for the link.
>>
>>Tom
>
>I've found the main site (www.w3.org) is a very useful resource for web development.
>
>The only downside I've found in using the standards is that all of the web browsers implement different parts of the standards & often have differing interpretations of the standards.
>
>It's a bit like the "RS-232 standard", I've got a box full of different leads that have been made over many years of trying to interconnect various equipment via RS-232 & I still find variations.

Len;

When you introduce a browser into the equation all bets are off! :)

In my previous life I was an electronics engineer. In 1990 a fellow engineer wrote a technical manual titled "The RS-232 Standard". Now anyone who is an engineer or even familiar with RS-232 realizes that it is really a subject close to chaos. It turned out that the term “Standard” was meant to be a joke by the author to get your attention and from there he went into all the “flavors” of what could be done and why you would want to do it. The title still makes me laugh.

I made a little breakout box for RS-232 that I used when setting up or trouble shooting. What a life savior! It is truly amazing what some people will do to create a circuit board or assembly or how a cable was made.

Tom