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Re:Password protect a static HTML page by superkuh on Saturday February 18, 2023 @01:21PM (#34849458)
Oh, so when I make an .html file in Dreamweaver WYSIWYG HTML editor and save the .html file to my websever ~/www/ dir it is automatically not a static page anymore because I used a program to generate it? This is a very wild and weird interpretation of 'static site' that does not fit with existing usage.
Re:Password protect a static HTML page by Kiro on Saturday February 18, 2023 @01:34PM (#34849622)
You are the last person to have a say in that considering your incorrect take that JS can't be static. You're clearly misaligned with common usage of terms.
Re:Password protect a static HTML page by superkuh on Sunday February 19, 2023 @09:24AM (#34857787)
When javascript started being able to change HTML significantly the result was literally named "Dynamic HTML". So it is clear this is not a static HTML page. The only thing left to argue is weather it is a static web site. People who got into web dev after 2010 will say yes, people who watched HTML/JS evolve over it's lifetime will say no.