<!--msnavigation-->

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Charlie davis

can someone tell me what this is <!--msnavigation--> It seems that FrontPage
like to use it in the HTML coding and I don't know what it is.
 
It indicates that the page using the FP navigation component which is based
on the Navigation View.

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Can assume that it is ok to o take this <!--msnavigation--> out of my
coding?
 
FP will most likely put it back, since you are using the FP navigation
component.

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Thomas A. Rowe (Microsoft MVP - FrontPage)
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Well I am getting away from using FrontPage for when I make the changes to
the HTML. I am just wanting to take out all the code that FrontPage puts in
that is not needed.
 
Yes you can remove it. I'm not sure that FrontPage will put it in or not.
It is a comment block. That means its documentation that helps the person
looking at the code to understand what is below the comments. It is not
considered code (executable code).
 
That fine, however if you remove code/comments that FP write when you use
one of it components, then anytime you re-open the page in FP, FP will
re-write the code. FP add code/comment that it needed when you insert it's
components.

Leaving in the comment tags doesn't effect your ability to modify the HTML
in FP or Notepad, etc.

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Thomas A. Rowe (Microsoft MVP - FrontPage)
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FrontPage Resources, WebCircle,
MS KB Quick Links, etc.
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