Shell script eh ... OK - that'll work ...
And now you want to adjust your style and have it apply it to all your existing page. Another shell script? That'll work, though you're on your way in recreating a static site generator.
Shell script eh ... OK - that'll work ...
And now you want to adjust your style and have it apply it to all your existing page. Another shell script? That'll work, though you're on your way in recreating a static site generator.
I think the moral of the story here is that if you're going to be advocating for HTML over a SSG, then perhaps it would make sense to invest a bit of time on a styleguide page, or take a bit more effort to leverage default styles (in the style of http://motherfuckingwebsite.com/), or just commit to inline styles to lock down the individualistic look of each page (if that's what they want). Being wishy-washy about style management over time is not going to age well.
There's Blogit shell script https://pedantic.software/git/blogit as well as many others, no reason to write your own.