Client-Side JavaScript Templates (JST)

A technique that uses only the document.write() method for managing any number of similar webpages that have slightly different content. It utilizes JavaScript HTML templates within web site rather than static HTML pages thereby allowing web browsers to undertake the task of building the various pages.

Provides information in the following areas:
- Intro
- JST Basics
- Global JST File
- Boxes
- Pictured Frames
- Navigation Elements
- Random Content and Date
- Building a Web Site
- References

More information about them, from the website:

All major web clients (browsers) act as program interpreters for JavaScript. Therefore you can keep JavaScript HTML templates on your web site rather than static HTML pages, and let web browsers do all that page building job. That works fine.

A good introduction with examples provided.

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