As answers to this Stack Overflow question
reveal, using <!---
and --->
or <!--
and -->
works (view source by clicking "Raw"):
How about commenting out <!--- just ---> a part of one line?
If you know of a way, please show me how by cloning this Gist, or commenting below!
As several commenters pointed out, for inline commenting <!-- a normal html comment -->
now works.
You can't see this:
Btw, wow, I created this gist in 2014 and only now became aware of the discussion and that it's the top Google hit for markdown comments github. 👍
I just used this trick in a comment where I thought some details I've wrote might be unnecessary but at the same time I didn't want lose those details, and, I might actually need those in a follow up comment. So I commented them out, now I have access to those by pressing Edit mwahahaha :))