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ZeT0
I've tried using ;
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<style>NOTE {  THIS IS THE PROMOTIONAL SECTION  }</style>

But when it comes to putting it all though my code, not just in the about me, and left side, it stuff up my style sheet, and makes everything not fit.

When I used ;
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< NOTE !>

Or what ever that one is, the bands couldn't see it after it went though myspace.

What's a good code to use to add notes throughout the WHOLE code?
Mickey
Try this instead:

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{! Insert note here. !}

Put them in between <style> tags.
ZeT0
I need to put them above headers too, like, in with the about me, etc, etc.
YDG
I just put my notes in parentheses or brackets.

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Mickey
QUOTE(ZeT0 @ Feb 12 2010, 04:02 AM) *
I need to put them above headers too, like, in with the about me, etc, etc.

You mean along with HTML codes?

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<style>
{! First sample About Me text with header. !}
</style>

<h1>Title</h1>
<p>Content</p>


<style>
{! Second sample About Me text with header. !}
</style>

<h1>Title</h1>
<p>Content</p>
Mikeplyts
Are you talking about HTML/CSS comments?

For CSS, it should be:
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/* Your "note" (comment) here */


And since HTML is an SGML application, it should use the SGML comment syntax which is:
CODE
<!-- Your "note" (comment) here -->


Or you could just bluntly put your "notes" (comments) in between style tags:
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<style> Your "note" (comment) here </style>
Mickey
Just to add to all these suggestions, you can always specify a certain tag to not display whenever you use it, like this:

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<style>
sup {display: none;}
</style>

<sup>Insert note here.</sup>

Just use the bottom bit whenever you want to insert a note and it should be hidden. That's assuming of course that you're never going to use that tag. You can always make a class that does the same thing, like this:

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<style>
b.note {display: none;}
</style>

<b class="note">Insert note here.</b>

Any of our suggestions should work for you. Just take your pick and tell me when I can close and move this topic.
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