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HTML Starter

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SStefan Gerrits
Last edited Feb 18, 2020
Created on Feb 18, 2020
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This example demonstrates how to render structured data as HTML panels using the Mustache templating library. It shows a list of five panels, each containing a title, description, and three links, generated from a static JavaScript object. The code selects the Mustache template from the page, merges it with the data using `Mustache.to_html`, and injects the resulting markup into the container via `innerHTML`. The page also imports Mustache from a CDN and applies minimal CSS for centered, large-scale text.

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A bare minimum HTML page.

See also React Starter.

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