Adam Richardson: > For the same reason, I would prefer not to manage a website using > DDoc, but rather use tools that are crafted specifically for the job > and then augment those tools with DDoc.
That's how the D website works, in practice. The DDOC= macro in std.ddoc contains just plain HTML, into which the generated documentation is entered. It's not required to be html. Heck, the DDOC= can be blank except for referencing the body. ddoc's output is basically just a simple preprocessor for any text, and it barely modifies it at all if you don't want it to.
