@jumar does that work if you remove both the comment and endcomment blocks? What about if you move endcomment to be right after comment?

I know that's not what you want, but it helps in debugging

@kauko I was just wondering why that's the case. It's definitely not something I need to really do - I was just debugging why my template didn't work and want to use comment as to temporary disable part of the template (instead of deleting it). But I've already figured it out.

nice 🙂

@jumar the comment tag can't appear before the extends tag, the extends tag acts a bit like a namespace declaration

so it's a special case

@yogthos makes sense. Thanks for explanation!

no prob