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I've used htp (https://sourceforge.net/projects/htp/ https://sourceforge.net/projects/htp/) to manage what are essentially HTML-only web sites. It provides the

by litoE 4y ago

I've used htp (https://sourceforge.net/projects/htp/ https://sourceforge.net/projects/htp/) to manage what are essentially HTML-only web sites. It provides the ability to use "include" files and macros, which allow me to give all the pages a consistent look and feel that can be easily changed. I usually create a simple makefile so that all the HTML files can be updated as necessary whenever the source files change.

layer8 4y ago
Reference with tutorial here: http://htp.sourceforge.net/ref/ http://htp.sourceforge.net/ref/ One selling point is that it only uses regular HTML syntax, so no need for dedicated syntax highlighting. Development seems to have stopped though since 2015.
brimble 4y ago
Good old m4 can get you pretty far, as a template system for generating html.