Quarto is probably the most unique one I’ve seen so far. Thanks for the input.

Thanks for the recommendation!

Thanks for the recommendations!

Neat, thanks!

Will give that a look, thanks!

Thanks!

Thanks for the recommendation!

Thanks!

That looks neat. Thanks!

Thank you for the advice! I’ll give webc a look before I check out the alternative platforms.

I don’t know or really want to learn anything other than html/css or markdown. The site I’m trying to migrate was raw html/css, and I liked it well enough even though the shortcomings (and argument for template stuff) is very obvious.

Thanks for the recommendation!

Thanks for the recommendation. I actually did look at grav a while back, but I can’t recall why I moved on. Will give it another pass.

Good to know. Thank you for the recommendation!

Thank you for the recommendation!

Thank you for the recommendation!

That’s like the OG crew of web content haha. I used to be pretty big on Wordpress, but then two of my sites got compromised (through a plugin probably?), and of course the recent kerfluffle going on.

Thanks for the recommendation!

Thank you for the recommendation! Zola looks promising.

Thanks for the heads up. That feels like the same roadblock I got with 11ty. It ran OK on markdown, but one you dig into how wide the customizations go I couldn’t keep up.

Good to know. Thanks!

Thanks for the recommendation. I’ll definitely take a look at Hugo.

Thank you for the recommendation!

And best of luck with the repair. That’s a crazy bill estimate.

I did try setting up 11ty, despite my misgivings over node.js. Using Markdown went OK, except it wouldn’t render explicit <img> tag parameters to allow me to do one-off formatting.

I use both and rarely ever make use of file storage on nextcloud. Syncthing is awesome software.