Is it currently possible to change, or update, the way in which HubSpot codes HTML using the Rich Text or Drag and Drop Components?
For example, HubSpot uses the following code to bold text:
<span style=“font-weight: bold;”>text</span>
Instead, I would like HubSpot touse the following code to bold text:
<strong>text</strong>
Likewise, instead of:
<span style=“text-decoration: underline;”>text</span>
I would like:
<u>text</u>
I believe this would benefit designers by using HTML tags that could have internal, or external, CSS applied to them. It would help make the design of a page easier since a single update could update all instances globally without the need to update and publish individual pages.
I believe it would also help with accessibility and screen readers.
@cpetrou There’s no option in HubSpot to change how the WYSIWYG works. You would either have to manually change it by opening the source code in the WYSIWYG (clicking Advanced > Source Code) and replace those tags or use javascript to change it in page (which performance wise wouldn’t be great).
If you want you could submit a post to the Ideas Forum to ask HubSpot to change how the WYSIWYG implements those options. Can’t say for sure they’d be willing to update it but if enough people upvote it should at least get some consideration.