- Drummer
"Build my blog..." command ignores nodes with "iscomment=true" attributes. Hence you can use drummer comment marked with those "«" symbols. You can include them in separate top level "Drafts" node, or directly as part of a calendar day item.# - Use
ctrl-\command to mark these comments. These Drummer comments will only be visible in Drummer, and will not be processed into Old School blog post.# - However, you can use embedded HTML comments such as
<!-- a note -->, if you want the HTML comments to pass through into Old School blog post. However, Daytona does not index HTML comments, so you may instead use HTML elements with hidden attributes such as<code hidden>a hidden note</code>. Daytona can find such "hidden note". 😀# -Drummer--OldSchool-#
- Drummer "Build my blog..." command ignores nodes with "iscomment=true" attributes. Hence you can use drummer comment marked with those "«" symbols. You can include them in separate top level "Drafts" node, or directly as part of a calendar day item.#
- Use
ctrl-\command to mark these comments. These Drummer comments will only be visible in Drummer, and will not be processed into Old School blog post.# - However, you can use embedded HTML comments such as
<!-- a note -->, if you want the HTML comments to pass through into Old School blog post. However, Daytona does not index HTML comments, so you may instead use HTML elements with hidden attributes such as<code hidden>a hidden note</code>. Daytona can find such "hidden note". 😀# -Drummer--OldSchool-#