<p>This might be an obvious answer but if you have some static HTML pages, and want to generate them using all the same templates files used for dynamic pages, is this done by a separate program which would then place them as gzipped files into their respective directories? Compared to dynamic html which is generated and served on the fly?</p>
<p>iow, if I have one static, rarely changing page that uses the same {{head}} and {{footer}} templates as everything else on a web site, do I have a separate application that generates that page?f</p>
<hr/>**评论：**<br/><br/>Determination: <pre><p>You want to "page print", as we used to call it in our company? If you are going to only host "pre-composed" static pages, you don't even need to run a HTTP server. You can have Amazon S3 or NearlyFreeSpeech.net host it completely for pennies. This is a technique I've used many times to great effect.</p></pre>dhdfdh: <pre><p>Well, no, this is a web site, but I think you answered this question by your answer in the other thread.</p></pre>
