### 3.7 Commenting out configuration sections

If you need to comment out an entire section in your project configuration file, perhaps to test an alternative approach, you can place a semicolon at the beginning of each setting in that section. An easier way is to place a semicolon after the opening bracket of the section head; for example:

    [;Templates]

This has the effect of giving that section a name that has no meaning to DITA2Go, so the settings for that section will be ignored.

Note: If you place the semicolon before the opening bracket, the settings will become part of the previous configuration section, rarely what you want.

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Parent Topic: 3. Editing configuration files

Sibling Topics:

3.1 Working with DITA2Go configuration files

3.2 Editing files with the Configuration Manager

3.3 Understanding where project settings come from

3.4 Understanding the rules for configuration settings

3.5 Specifying file paths in configuration settings

3.6 Using wildcards in configuration settings

3.8 Ending a configuration file

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