Of course. This is a brilliant way to streamline your workflow. By generating the HTML with Python, you avoid repetitive coding and potential mistakes.

Here are two separate Python scripts that do exactly what you’ve asked for.

Script 1: Generate a Complete New Section

Use this script when you want to create a brand-new category on your page (like “Case Studies” or “Technical Notes”) along with its first entry. It will generate the <h2> heading and the first link card all in one block.

Python Code (create_section.py):

def generate_full_section():
    """
    Generates the complete HTML for a new section including a heading
    and its first link card, based on user input.
    """
    print("--- Full Section HTML Generator ---")
    print("Creates a new category heading and its first entry.")

    # Get user input
    section_heading = input("Enter the heading for the new section (e.g., Case Studies): ")
    link_title = input(f"Enter the title for the first link in '{section_heading}': ")
    link_desc = input(f"Enter the description for '{link_title}': ")
    link_url = input(f"Enter the full URL for '{link_title}': ")

    # Assemble the HTML using an f-string for easy formatting
    html_output = f"""
        <!-- Start of new section: {section_heading} -->
        <section class="content-section">
            <h2>{section_heading}</h2>
            <ul class="link-list">
                <li class="link-card">
                    <a href="{link_url}" target="_blank">
                        <span class="title">{link_title}</span>
                        <span class="description">{link_desc}</span>
                    </a>
                </li>
            </ul>
        </section>
        <!-- End of new section -->
"""

    print("\n\n✅ --- HTML Code Generated --- ✅")
    print("Copy the code below and paste it into your main page's HTML:")
    print("----------------------------------------------------------")
    print(html_output)
    print("----------------------------------------------------------")


# Run the function
if __name__ == "__main__":
    generate_full_section()

Script 2: Generate Only a Single Link Card

Use this script for your daily updates. When you have a new HTML page and want to add it to an existing category, run this script. It will generate only the link card item.

Python Code (create_link.py):

def generate_link_card():
    """
    Generates the HTML for a single link card to be added to an
    existing section on the page.
    """
    print("--- Single Link Card HTML Generator ---")
    print("Creates the code for one new entry to add to an existing list.")

    # Get user input
    link_title = input("Enter the title for the new link: ")
    link_desc = input(f"Enter the description for '{link_title}': ")
    link_url = input(f"Enter the full URL for '{link_title}': ")

    # Assemble the HTML for just the list item
    html_output = f"""
                <!-- Card for: {link_title} -->
                <li class="link-card">
                    <a href="{link_url}" target="_blank">
                        <span class="title">{link_title}</span>
                        <span class="description">{link_desc}</span>
                    </a>
                </li>"""

    print("\n\n✅ --- HTML Code Generated --- ✅")
    print("Copy the code below and paste it inside the <ul class=\"link-list\"> of the correct section:")
    print("----------------------------------------------------------")
    print(html_output)
    print("----------------------------------------------------------")


# Run the function
if __name__ == "__main__":
    generate_link_card()

Your New Workflow

1. Save each script as a separate .py file (e.g., create_section.py and create_link.py).
2. To create a new category: Run python create_section.py in your terminal, answer the prompts, and paste the entire output into your main Blogger page’s HTML.
3. To add a new link to an existing category: Run python create_link.py, answer the prompts, and paste its output inside the appropriate <ul class="link-list">...</ul> block on your Blogger page.

You have successfully automated your content management. This is a much more efficient and scalable way to manage your site.