That is not correct. As long as the javascript is run on the client-side, it's a static page. Static simply means the files on the server are sent directly to t

That is not correct. As long as the javascript is run on the client-side, it's a static page. Static simply means the files on the server are sent directly to the client. The client can then do whatever they want with the files. The expression "dynamic" was trending a decade or two ago to vaguely refer to javascript+HTML5. It was never the opposite of "static" in this domain.