jeffa, thank you for the suggestion. I am having trouble where Krang could address:

• Simple conversion of existing html web page to editable parts of the page. for example rounding off half of the html code and letting a user do what they want with it- examples in original post.
• Keeping the document as a single html document , that is static, and valid. Someone else can edit the doc without knowing anything about Krang,HTML Template, etc etc.

I want to stress that this is not about a templating system, this is about keeping a static website; static. And offering a way to edit it (via minimal alteration and or appending ).

If Krang addresses these things, I'm having trouble finding it. I'm sorry if I'm being confusing in what I'm asking about. It's a little weird.. I know.

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