Kind, there is a landing site consisting of one page, each section of the site is stored in its own html file and then dynamically collected for each user (now via html imports, we plan to do it in the future through gulp). Is there any way to screw the admin panel onto an existing site so that the site's customer can go in and change some content such as text and video that is on the site? server language can be any, if only it could be put on a hosting

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if all your content is stored in html-files, then you can

  • give the customer access via sftp - let him edit with his hands.

  • write a simple admin panel, closed with a password and https, which will allow to change certain fields in these html files

  • write an internal service (the same admin area, but accessible from you, from the outside) that will accept changes for certain fields and rewrite the site on the hosting.

  • take any static site generator and give access to the customer (one option, only on the side)

  • abandon this practice and take cms / framework on php / python / node, hire backenders. Another thing is that for Landing this is not particularly necessary, and in some cases the generation of static sites is a matter of security / performance.

on the server you can put any language compatible with your operating system. Basically, if the server belongs to you, you can at least use Visual Basic 6 in a virtual machine to generate content (it will be very stupid, of course)