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Comments

Hide parts of a document from rendering — drafts, notes, or temporarily-removed sections — without deleting them.

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Available in: documents only.

Visible text.

{{/*
This whole block is commented out — prose, sections and page breaks
inside it are all ignored and never rendered.

## Even headings
{{ vis ref: /u/me/p/draft }}
*/}}

More visible text.

A comment block hides everything between its markers from the rendered document. Use it to park a draft section, leave yourself a note, or pull something out temporarily without losing it.

The opener {{/* and the closer */}} each go on their own line:

{{/*
...anything here is hidden...
*/}}

Anything between them — paragraphs, headings, {{ }} sections, page breaks, lists — is removed before the document is parsed, so it has no effect at all on the output (it won't even create a blank page).

An inline {{/* that shares a line with other text is not a comment — the markers only count when alone on a line.

Comments do not nest. The first */}} closes the block; a {{/* that appears inside a comment is just part of the hidden content.

{{/*
hidden
{{/* still hidden — not a new comment */}}
this line is visible again

Comment markers inside a fenced code block (``` or ~~~) are shown verbatim as code — they don't start or end a comment:

```
{{/*
this is sample code, not a comment
*/}}
```

(A comment that wraps a code fence — opener before the fence, closer after — still hides the fence along with everything else, since the opener wasn't inside it.)

## Q2 results

Revenue grew 18%.

{{/*
TODO: add the segment breakdown chart once the data is final
{{ vis ref: /u/novem/p/segment_breakdown }}
*/}}

Operating margin widened to 22%.