> It's the same story with any templating system: you can reduce > duplication, but then your source files are no longer just HTML.
Hmm, there are systems which keep template files as HTML, like Zope Page Templates (there is sth based on this idea for perl too). The main idea is to specify templating instructions using HTML tags attributes like below: <h2 tal:replace='myvariable'>This title will be replaced</h2> Using those techniques the templates can be kept and viewed as valid HTML. Of course there is price - complicated rules are hard. But for the simple replacements like common header and footer this idea is sound. _______________________________________________ templates mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.template-toolkit.org/mailman/listinfo/templates
