Step-by-step instructions for adding extra RSS feed to email?
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Hey guys, I'm at a marketing company and we're trying to send out weekly emails containing posts from two separate blogs. So one email, two RSS feeds. I've made an RSS email and now I'm trying to figure out where to put the HubL markup to add an additional RSS feed. I'm sure this is elementary, but I've been all over the forums and nobody can seem to give me a simple answer. So,
1. Where can I put HubL markup in an email? In a custom HTML block?
2. If I'm pulling the RSS feed using the HubL found here, what parameters do I need to edit to pull my correct blog i.e. where do I find my Blog ID and such?
3. Do I need to put in any additional XML/HTML along with the HubL in order to display my feed?
Really looking for some hold-my-hand guidance here, I'm new to Hubspot and just trying to get a feel for the mechanics and syntax. I appreciate the help, guys!
Here's the code I used inside an HTML block under the existing RSS feed. There's a whole bunch of inline CSS in there to make it match the style of the other RSS feed. That middle section with all the <table> tags was so the photos showed up correctly in emails (a lot of email services don't render "max-width" and other basic CSS elements). Below this code I'll go ahead and post a template.
You can find the blog ID by going to your hubspot blog page, and it's in the URL at the part where it says "blog=", for example "blog=20346648495" and that number is your blog ID.
Here's the code I used inside an HTML block under the existing RSS feed. There's a whole bunch of inline CSS in there to make it match the style of the other RSS feed. That middle section with all the <table> tags was so the photos showed up correctly in emails (a lot of email services don't render "max-width" and other basic CSS elements). Below this code I'll go ahead and post a template.
You can find the blog ID by going to your hubspot blog page, and it's in the URL at the part where it says "blog=", for example "blog=20346648495" and that number is your blog ID.