There are three ways I can think of... 1) <!-- this is a comment in html which is still pretty useful --> 2) <dtml-comment> This is a big floating comment in DTML </dtml-comment> 3) You could add comments under your object properties as "lines." The first one is good if you need to see it in the source of the HTML (html debugging). The DTML is good for large comments that are only needed in the DTML (since they do not show up in the HTML). The last one, well, I am not sure. Maybe this one goes into the "because you can" category. Cheers, JMA At 7:47 PM -0700 2/19/2000, jiva@devware.com wrote:

Here's a question:

When coding with a language, say, raw python or something, typically, you'll put comments in the code to explain what various methods do. There doesn't seem to be an easy way to do this in Zope other than to put comments directly in the dtml code itself. Wouldn't it be beneficial to say, have a "Comments" tab or property or something that would display right in the folder browse of the zope interface?

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