Essentially that is how the cache system works in pageblaster if I recall correctly.

A while back there was a module that would actually export a DNN site as a static site, but I don't know if it worked, nor if it still exists.

Regardless, no interactive content would exist or function...

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Interaction aside, that is an interesting notion... Using DNN as a WYSIWYG web designer. 

It really isn't designed for it (obviously), but I always take note when someone is using something for what it wasn't intended.  This concept would be interesting as a sort of proxy service to utilize the CMS capabilities in DNN to generate the content and mark-up.  Such mark-up would ordinarily be a lot more work to do in software like Dreamweaver.

To address that though, this is not likely to become a feature in DNN at all.  I do not think that the Core Team would consider this in their direction, as the current plans are to make DNN more interactive.  If you can find a 3rd party solution to do this, I think I understand what you're trying to do.

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