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For static sites, use HTML pages and possibly a few ActiveX controls such as the HTML Layout Control.

A copy of the page is made locally when loading a page into the developer environment for editing. Whenever changes are made, InterDev updates the server's copy.

New pages may be created using the design editor and source editor. The design editor is straightforward with its WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) interface. The editor translates incorporated items into the code required to display the page on a browser. The source editor is a text editor that allows for development on the fundamental HTML level of pages and server- and client-side scripting. The source editor color codes the source based on tag type and content.

In addition, themes and layouts may be applied to pages to maintain visual consistency. Themes change the appearance of pages while layouts define locations for elements.