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    <h1>Publish HTML online without a host</h1>
    <p>This page is the only URL that should rank. You paste code here, hit Publish 24h, and send /p/…/. Shared pages are noindex and die after 24 hours — they are not a content silo.</p>
    <h2>Same link when you update</h2>
    <p>Publish again from the same editor session and the host overwrites that id. You do not mint a new URL for every save. That is the difference versus most “drop a file, get a new slug” tools.</p>
    <h2>HTML, CSS, and JS together</h2>
    <p>A full document can live in the HTML pane alone. If you split style.css and script.js, the host serves them as sibling files. Demo starter CSS is not attached to a pasted complete page.</p>
    <h2>FAQ</h2>
    <h3>How do I share HTML online?</h3>
    <p>Paste the markup, click Publish 24h, copy the HTTPS link. Recipients open a rendered page. Opening /p/{id}/ yourself loads the editor so you can keep editing.</p>
    <h3>How is this different from GitHub Pages?</h3>
    <p>No repository, no build, no custom domain on the share link. The tradeoff is explicit: 24 hours, then the files are gone.</p>
    <h3>Can I publish only HTML?</h3>
    <p>Yes. CSS and JS panes are optional. A complete &lt;!DOCTYPE html&gt; document is enough.</p>
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