In the text box of a note I have the following statement. Do not know how it gets there…
I am trying to find in the TBref and the manuals what this does, but cannot find anything.
Anybody a pointer where to look for explanation?
In the text box of a note I have the following statement. Do not know how it gets there…
I am trying to find in the TBref and the manuals what this does, but cannot find anything.
Anybody a pointer where to look for explanation?
It is the default $Text of the ‘HTML’ built-in template: see here. As explained in the linked article, if you don’t need the text, either delete it in the inheriting (template) note’s $Text, or delete it in the prototype itself.
Personally, I find it gets in the way but I’m an experienced user and do lots of non-HTML export work. My advice for most users would be leave the $Text of the prototype as it is but simply remove the inherited $Text†in templates where not needed, e.g. if exporting CSS code where HTML comments don’t apply.
†. $Text is only inherited once from a prototype, when the prototype is first applied and then only if the note does not already have any $Text. Thus if inherited $Text is deleted, it is not re-inherited.
Thanks, I do understand now.