I'm finally getting around to playing with template macros and noticed that white space tends to grow very rapidly around complex if structures. That is white space that appears when I view source in my browser that is left behind from my macro indenting.
Because HFS interprets all macros before anything is sent to the browser this isn't an issue, I suppose. I'm used to PHP and I was worried the excess white space would prevent my add header macro - but that wasn't the case. HFS executes everything before it releases the buffer so you can actually use {.add header.} in the footer if you want to.
However, is there a way to contain macro scripts so they don't output anything to the browser?
EDIT: Oh! I just realized the {.comment.} macro can be used for this
