There is also the WML (Website Meta Language) at http://www.thewml.org/ http://www.thewml.org/ -- I used it for a few static websites in the early 2000s, but it

There is also the WML (Website Meta Language) at http://www.thewml.org/ http://www.thewml.org/ -- I used it for a few static websites in the early 2000s, but it isn't maintained any more. It combines an HTML macro package, embedded perl, m4 and a few other tools into a nine-pass compiler.