When choosing to display a list of posts, either in the sidebar of the blog or on additional inner pages of your site, the Post Listing Module offers many options in which you can list blog posts. Starting August 19th, 2020, the “Recommended” option...Read More
UPDATE: After hearing feedback from you, our community of developers, there were some use cases we hadn’t taken into account. In order to make sure we can thoughtfully consider our approach to the List filter migration we are going to pause the...Read More
What's happening? Customers using Marketing Hub Professional/Enterprise and CMS Hub Professional/Enterprise now have the ability to custom HTML (tracking scripts, structured data markup, meta tags, etc.) into the section of their individual blog...Read More
The CMS CLI (Command Line Interface) is getting several new features in version 1.1.9. Interact with HubDB, fetch from the file manager, and create webpack-serverless. Use npm install -g @hubspot/cms-cli@latest to update to the latest version.Read More
What is it? Live today users can uninstall integration and submit integration feedback. Also live today, as users provide uninstall integration feedback app partners will be able to see this information in their developer account and export...Read More
Drag and Drop Templates were HubSpot’s original way of allowing users to build website and landing page templates on the HubSpot Platform. Over the years, we have introduced more sophisticated ways for developers to build sites on our CMS Hub that...Read More
Similar to other marketplaces, there comes a time when listings may become stale causing the marketplace to become an unbalanced resource of assets that are no longer relevant to customers' needs and wants.Read More
At CMS Hub launch we announced themes. We are rolling out validation for the theme fields.json to help theme developers. Errors in the file will be publish blocking, preventing you from adding invalid code that won't work. This is rolling out in two...Read More
When creating modules for use by content editors, oftentimes there is a need to provide simple instructions as to the intended use of a field or module, limits to the field or module, or even just some general knowledge about why the field or module...Read More
Rich Text editors (often referred to as WYSIWYG editors) allow content creators to quickly markup/style content with easy to use buttons for things such as changing font size, bolding text, and inserting links or images. This freedom to markup/style...Read More