Prefer // comments over /* ... */.
Bad
/* This is a comment that gets rendered */Good
// This comment never gets rendered// comments should be preferred as they don't get rendered in the final
generated CSS, whereas /* ... */ comments do.
Furthermore, comments should be concise, and using /* ... */
encourages multi-line comments which tend to not be concise.
If you want to allow multi-line comments containing certain text, such as
copyright notices, set the allowed option to a regular expression. This will
allow multi-line comments that match the regular expression.
| Configuration Option | Description |
|---|---|
allowed |
Regular expression for matching allowed comments, such as '^[/* ] Copyright' |
style |
Style of comment to enforce (silent or loud) (default silent) |