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Counting CSS conditional comments? #53
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I think it is easy possible, we could track down the conditional comments and remove it from counting. But i don't know if Thomas like the idea behind this. Is this really needed? |
Well, my point is: Conditional comments are not "real comments" they are there with a programmatic purpose. So IMHO they couldn't be counted as regular comments. Should be counted in a separate comment category at least. |
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Apparently DOM Monster is counting CSS conditional comments.
In my site the only comment is a hack for IE
And DOM Monster reports it as a regular comment.
Should DOM Monster ignore this kind of comment when counting?
If so, how?
Regards.
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