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You need PHP installed and configured on your server/local. With this you can just use plain HTML.

• kurrent 13y ago
  and by plain HTML, you mean plain Python installed and configured on your server/local
  • mokkol 13y ago
    The server doesnt need to have Python installed. Just your local machine. That is a simple one liner if it isnt already installed.
• icebraining 13y ago
  In theory you could also use PHP as a pre-processor; install it locally, copy the sources to the webserver root, then use wget --mirror to extract a post-processed version of the site. You'd still need PHP installed on your home machine, but then again, it's not like you don't have to install some pre-processor anyway.
  • cowsandmilk 13y ago
    > use wget --mirror to extract a post-processed version of the site. or just use php file.php > file.html
    • icebraining 13y ago
      Sure, but you'd need to process each file, or write a script to do it, when wget --mirror fetches the whole site at once.