Question for people making websites: using only HTML + CSS, is there a way of keeping a navigation menu constant across all pages navigated to within a website outside of just copying the navigation menu into every page? And then having to update every single page anytime you want to make an adjustment to that menu? I know, for example, with JavaScript and with some server-side rendering tools there is a way to "inject" a navigation element into a page on the fly, essentially. But, with just stop HTML + CSS, I don't believe there is any such solution.
@adiz@soc0.outrnat.nl every page of mine shares a common template, and the content is embedded inside (the usual generator strategy, I use aya(1) for that myself)
@yakumo_izuru@misskey.m544.net What do you mean by common template with content embedded inside? Like, you made everything look the same site-wide? But, still, anytime you want to make a change to the navigation bar it requires you to go into every single page and update it manually?
@yakumo_izuru@misskey.m544.net I should look into this Aya thing. It's like a site generator, then? I'm just writing my current site by hand HTML + CSS and am trying to keep things very simple to keep content overhead low.