My company's website is managed through HubSpot. Is it possible to clone my website and use the clone version as a testing environment before I publish my content on the real website? The preview feature of HubSpot CMS is too limited. I often only discover mistakes once my page is published so looking for a work-around as close to a staging environment as possible. Any recommendations welcome. Thanks, Eugenie
BUT here's the catch, this will only allow you to test content on the page.
If what you want is to update the code, you should clone your template also and assign it to the new cloned page. The reason why is that if you update the template, it will affect all pages under this template.
Regarding the follow-up question, noindex - nofollow just avoids this page to be indexed, but it won't prevent any functionality to work. So if you have a form in the page, it will work as it works in the "main" page.
Thanks for the tip. If my understanding is correct, this is on a page-by-page basis correct? Do you know if there is a way I could clone the whole website in 1 click? Also, as a follow-up question, if a page is "noindex" and "nofollow", and it contains a form, would I still be able to test the form? Thanks
Regarding the follow-up question, noindex - nofollow just avoids this page to be indexed, but it won't prevent any functionality to work. So if you have a form in the page, it will work as it works in the "main" page.
Re. Sandbox account, I have a sandbox account set up already. Do you know if it is possible to connect the same website domain to a production and sandbox account?
I don't think it's possible to connect the same domain to both accounts. But Hubspot Support could give you more information about this, maybe they have a different approach to your question 🙂
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BUT here's the catch, this will only allow you to test content on the page.
If what you want is to update the code, you should clone your template also and assign it to the new cloned page. The reason why is that if you update the template, it will affect all pages under this template.