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I'm a newly employed academic in a third-world country who wants to host their lecture notes online. I'm going to go with GitHub Pages as the host and am trying to decide between mdbook and quarto as ...
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I have a Wordpress and I don't want to create users for the next functionality: I need a page that has this behaviour: URL1 = https://my-site.example.com/some-page/ => Renders some public content ...
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What is the best way to change a static to a dynamic website? I know how to create the exact same page, but not with the same url. I don't want to lose any visitor of my current page. Thanks in ...
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I was wondering what is best way to setup a static web application in kubernetes: Place web app files inside the container image. Place web app files in a share volume (mounted to pods). In scenario ...
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GitLab/GitHub pages are excellent ways to host static (or SPA) application especially because the code and deployment resides in the same place. However, does the use of GitLab/GitHub pages instead of ...
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I am redoing an old static html site in WordPress and that's all fine, but there is a section of the site that is in a subdirectory that would be fine to keep the static html. I am building the ...
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Can the Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine be used as a content-distribution network (CDN)? Aside from the moral problem of stealing bandwidth from an organization I love, would serving a unique file ...
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If we use static site generators (SSG) and edit some block duplicated on many pages e.g. header or footer, we need to regenerate all the HTML pages using this block. Regardless of the speed of our SSG,...
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We're taking over another company's website and we plan on creating an archived version of their old site using wget to mirror the site into an archive.example.com website. Since there are several ...
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I have a few old websites with some nice content, artist projects. Not relevant for business but quite interesting in a historical way. My feeling says it would be not enought to keep the page alive, ...
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I have developed the browser based game over at http://ninjawars.net. Currently, the game site homepage is essentially like a single-page app, it is a php backed homepage with an iframe, links to ...
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We have decommissioned an old website and replaced the homepage with a similar static page stating that the offer is no longer available. We are returning the homepage with a 200 header if navigated ...
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I am setting up a static site with the following: content hosted on S3 (central Europe region) with a custom domain Cloudfront with https route53 for DNS setup redirect http to https redirect www to ...
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I've hosted a small PHP environment on AWS ElasticBeanstalk. The static content (.css, .js, .jpg files etc) is inaccessible directly from ElasticBeanstalk, and must come from another source. I've ...
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I am building a website, where the landing page and some other content is based on node, express, angular2 etc. I want to have a subdomain (blog.mydomain.com) which runs Hexo. On my development ...
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I have a page of photo thumbnails on my site. On the page, a large number of links are grouped together consecutively, and the links take up at least 1/2 the HTML code size. Here's an example: <...
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My homepage is a static page, not a page showing latest posts. Is this harmful for my SEO?
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I am configuring a cookieless domain for all my static content, I see a lot of articles and how-to's use the same document root for as their main domain. Why? This seems like a disadvantage to me, ...
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I am mobile software developer and I want to create a website. I will have static webpages not dynamic ones (homepage, jobs, about, contact...). When people search on Google with this word: "...
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Say you've got a purely static website. It's popular so people are often visiting your index.html. What happens when you use your ftp client to overwrite the file? Will people ever see any odd results?...
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I used to serve PDF files as static file: http://domain.com/pdf/file1.pdf and PDF files perfectly indexed by Google and other search engines. Then I decided to change my structure to place pdf files ...
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I would like to have a static CMS, but I need a web interface for the editor. The editor can be a php/python/ruby app hosted off my computer for when I need to edit.
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I have been using Awstats for many years to process my log files. But I am missing many possibilities (like cross-domain reports) and I hate being stuck with extra fields I created years ago. Anyway,...
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Are there some mainstream software packages that generate static pages? Sort of like CMS, but without all the fluffy parts. I'm perfectly fine with editing pages using a text editor, but I would like ...
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I recently decided to comply with the YSlow recommendation that static content is hosted on a cookieless domain. As I already use the root of my domain (donaldjenkins.com) to host my website—on which ...
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