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I code my site by hand... each and every page... for these same reasons. I need to figure out templating because it has become quite tedious to update links an
by Random_Person 14y ago
I code my site by hand... each and every page... for these same reasons. I need to figure out templating because it has become quite tedious to update links and I'm only at <50 pages!
- timeshifter 14y ago<!--#include virtual="insertthisfile.html" -->
- keithpeter 14y agoMacOS X people might want to investigate Eastgate Systems Tinderbox. Can handle the navigation links for huge ad-hoc Web sites using a local template then generate the Web pages. I use Linux at home, and use a couple of bash scripts to make the index page and navigation links on individual pages that I write in markdown (but can hand edit html if the mood takes me). Windows: powershell? A few scripts for indexing? There are also large, flexible applications such as jekyl that can generate static Web sites.
- stdbrouw 14y agoLots of static-site generators to choose from. Jekyll's the most popular choice. Link: http://jekyllrb.com http://jekyllrb.com
- gee_totes 14y agoSince you mentioned Jeckyll, I also want to mention Octopress, which is based on Jeckyll http://octopress.org/ http://octopress.org/
- Random_Person 14y agoIt's one of those things that every time I look at templating, I get overwhelmed and my procrastination says that the time it would take me to learn templating would be better served coding the site...
- csense 14y agoIf you like Python, Flask is good. This article is useful: https://nicolas.perriault.net/code/2012/dead-easy-yet-powerful-static-website-generator-with-flask/ https://nicolas.perriault.net/code/2012/dead-easy-yet-powerf...
- Random_Person 14y agoI looked at Flask once. Not sure why I didn't return. This article is great. Thanks!.