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On 04.06.19 09:14, Jonas Thörnvall wrote:

[...]
> I mean for what i am thinking only local files in same folder
> necesary. It is a way to structure a textmass that becomes
> unreasonable large, and i simply refuse the use of <iframe> it is
> nonesense.
> 
> <sub text="pianoframe.html">Your document goes here</sub text>
> 
> Right now my main.html is 41 KB it is insane. And i will not go back
> add origin on every function call back and forth, it is ludicrous,
> that i have to state in which document i want to reach the function.

Server side includes exist. Content management system exist as well.

And I wouldn't call 41 KB of HTML "insane". I've seen much bigger
documents. For example
<https://arnowelzel.de/en/experiences-with-nextcloud> has about 43 KB
and I would not call this "insane" because of its size.


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