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CMS is written in Java or PHP, which allows you to export as static HTML pages

I am looking for a CMS that allows me to export the site as static HTML (i.e. the site should work without the CMS itself). I want to create a website on my PC and then upload the exported static HTML to the hosting server.

I should mention that I do not want to use site downloaders to “pull” content from the CMS, I want the CMS itself to have an option, for example, “Export as static content”, “Export to HTML”, etc.

So far I have found Alfresco for Java and Typo3 for PHP, but there are so many CMS tools ... :(

Can someone share their experiences and point to a good CMS that generates static HTML?

Thanks everyone!

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Check out Wordpress, I think it had an export option, which was pretty good. Or maybe good google docs?

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WebJaxe does it. Actually, this is not even an export: Web sites created using WebJaxe are always static.

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Do not look at the recreation of the wheel inside the CMS. Choose a CMS because it solves the business problems you are facing. To create a static copy of the site, use wget .

Until you load the dynamic JavaScript library or the css @import declaration, wget is going to grab everything you need and configure it in the correct relative to the patented directory structure so that you can statically put it somewhere else. Just understanding dynamic things like search won't work no matter which solution you choose.

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What you are looking for is a static website generator like PieCrust . There are also many alternatives listed here .

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