How to disable a particular part in the source code of CSS?

Sometimes you want to disable a part of the CSS code without deleting it. To do so you can put "/*" and "*/" around the code you want to disable. You can use the same method to add headings and comments to your CSS files.

1. Disable CSS code

2. Add headings or comments

Disabling a particular part in the source code of CSS or Commenting out CSS is a convenient technique to temporarily disable code within your CSS file without actually deleting it. This allows you to:

• Test different styles: Try various design options by commenting out sections of code and observing the changes in your browser.
• Debug code: Isolate specific CSS rules that might be causing issues by commenting them out one by one.
• Preserve unused code: Keep potentially useful code for later use by commenting it out instead of permanently deleting it.