FWIW you can use any SGML processor to separate-out boilerplate from content files using entities (text macros), and more advanced forms of HTML templating. Mak

FWIW you can use any SGML processor to separate-out boilerplate from content files using entities (text macros), and more advanced forms of HTML templating. Makes sense since HTML itself, originally conceived as an SGML vocabulary, lacks these authoring features since present in the larger SGML context/toolchain. You can also typecheck your documents and even format markdown into HTML using SGML's SHORTREF feature; checkout [1]. [1]: http://sgmjs.net http://sgmjs.net (my site)