Easily include external HTML into your pages.
Client side include feature for HTML · Issue #2791 · whatwg/html
Spun off from HTML modules discussion There are certain amount of interest that including HTML snippet into an HTML document, without using JavaScript. That would be similar to <iframe>, but ...
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i agree that is not an easy lift to add html tags to every page especially if you don’t have a static site generator or similar automated workflows. but to prevent showing spam, impersonation and the use of “verification” arbiters i think it’s a reasonable ask. if we want decentralized
dan
right, my question is specifically "why does each page need to verify this". i would assume that confirming the site's verification (via well-known or otherwise) means we trust the records and don't need to check HTML. i'm asking because i think modifying HTML is still a big hurdle
