Nanon is a sleek and user-friendly website management software.
Nanon is a sleek and streamlined website manager that is perfect for those who want to create a simple static site. Whether you're building a site for a small business or personal use, sometimes you just want to avoid the complexities of content management systems and rely on good old HTML + CSS. With modern CSS, separating content from presentation is simple, and maintaining and editing HTML becomes a pleasure. Plus, pure HTML/CSS sites are easy to backup and don't require anything special of the server, resulting in lightning-fast page rendering times!
The only issue you'll encounter when building a pure HTML/CSS site is template and code reuse. Typically, you'll want to create pages that have a consistent look and structure, as well as reuse elements such as menus and ad blocks across multiple pages. That's where Nanon comes in.
The concept of Nanon is straightforward: define a tag that allows you to place the content of a file anywhere in your HTML code. The tag is and it accepts the file parameter, where you specify the relative path to the file that you want to include. By doing this, you can keep reusable code in separate files, such as a navigation menu that needs to be displayed on every page of a site. If you include it using the Nanon tag, you'll only need to change the menu file, and the Nanon command will automatically update the entire site.
Using Nanon is easy. Simply run "./nanon [-h -r] source_file ..." and follow the instructions. The only requirement is that you have Python 2.3 or greater installed on your computer.
Overall, Nanon is a fantastic tool for anyone looking to create a simple, static website without the hassle of complex content management systems. It makes it easy to reuse code and templates, resulting in a clean and consistent site that is easy to edit and maintain. Highly recommended!
The only issue you'll encounter when building a pure HTML/CSS site is template and code reuse. Typically, you'll want to create pages that have a consistent look and structure, as well as reuse elements such as menus and ad blocks across multiple pages. That's where Nanon comes in.
The concept of Nanon is straightforward: define a tag that allows you to place the content of a file anywhere in your HTML code. The tag is and it accepts the file parameter, where you specify the relative path to the file that you want to include. By doing this, you can keep reusable code in separate files, such as a navigation menu that needs to be displayed on every page of a site. If you include it using the Nanon tag, you'll only need to change the menu file, and the Nanon command will automatically update the entire site.
Using Nanon is easy. Simply run "./nanon [-h -r] source_file ..." and follow the instructions. The only requirement is that you have Python 2.3 or greater installed on your computer.
Overall, Nanon is a fantastic tool for anyone looking to create a simple, static website without the hassle of complex content management systems. It makes it easy to reuse code and templates, resulting in a clean and consistent site that is easy to edit and maintain. Highly recommended!
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