Commenting your Code in Dreamweaver vs Visual Studio Code

I keep Dreamweaver in my toolbox because sometimes it is still the best tool for the job. I like how easy Dreamweaver makes it to comment out experimental HTML and CSS, especially when coding custom HTML email.

[qzmicro]

Late to the party but if you think of it a bit like nested quote and double quotes, you should try to comment with // and then use the hotkey to comment out your code and it will do so properly. This was my work around to this issue a while back. Hope it helps someone.

[knowdumbquestions]

Install Nested Comments Extension in VS Code by author Phil Sinatra. Ctrl + alt + /