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goku on March 23, 2023
Regarding the blog function, is it possible to retrieve only articles that have been multilingualized?
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Key Advisor
March 23, 2023 02:55
This will work. It depends if you want to return the primary language version of the blogs that have mutli-language variations, or return the multi-l...read more
zaugger on March 21, 2023
I am a free user using the Quest theme. As a sole proprieter I don't need my facec plastered all over the site and would like to remove the Author modult on the bottom of the posts. Can someone help me do that easily? Thanks!
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Thought Leader | Partner
March 21, 2023 19:48
You're welcome, definitely learned a few new things along the way too!
DOchieng on March 18, 2023
Hey guys , Hubspot has an option of adding code snippets in the header html and footer html of blog posts . In which instances would you find this feature helpful ? Thank you !
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Top Contributor
March 18, 2023 06:58
Adding scripts, styling, tracking codes, etc. In all instances it'd be something specific to that one page. As a developer I'd tend to view t...read more
DOchieng on March 17, 2023
I am looking at the hubspot cms boilerplate ,specifically the blog template and can't seem to understand the following : What is blog_author_url ? What is the difference between content.publish_date and content.publish_date_localized ? I'l read more
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March 17, 2023 12:03
blog_author_url is the url that shows the page for that specific author (i.e. all their posts) content.publish_date is in UTC time c...read more
DOchieng on March 15, 2023
Why do we need this variable in this template : {% set template_css = "../../css/templates/blog.css" %}
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Top Contributor
March 15, 2023 08:42
You can demo it pretty simply by going into the blog.css file and adding some css. I added this to mine: h1 { color: purple !important; ...read more
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DOchieng on March 15, 2023
{% icon name="tag", purpose="decorative", style="SOLID" %}
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Top Contributor
March 15, 2023 07:53
That's a tag, specifically an icon tag Barry Grennan Freelance HubSpot CMS Developer Website | Contact | LinkedIn ...read more
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DOchieng on March 15, 2023
Someone to explain this line of code : <a href="{{ blog_author_url(group.id, content.blog_post_author.slug) }}"> {{ content.blog_post_author.display_name }} What does group.id do ? And also,what does content.blog_post_author.slu read more
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Recognized Expert | Diamond Partner
March 15, 2023 09:55
Hi @DOchieng , yes - that's right. If you want to modify the author layout it's always theme related. So if you can't find it, I would sug...read more
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DOchieng on March 10, 2023
Can you use hubspot default modules in your custom themes,and what's the scope ? Thanks !
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Recognized Expert | Diamond Partner
March 10, 2023 03:56
Hi @DOchieng , quick answer: Yes you can. The scope: Getting users of themes quick up and running with the same experience. Custom...read more
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DOchieng on March 08, 2023
This is from hubspot academy . I'm trying to make sense of the Code from the hubspot CMS developer course     If you can explain <div class = "two-col-feature {{module.choice_field}}" AND .two-col-feature.img-left {fle read more
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Community Manager
March 09, 2023 13:30
Hi, @DOchieng 👋 Can you be more specific about what you need help understanding? Are you looking for definitions for: Choice fields fle...read more
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DOchieng on March 07, 2023
I am wondering where the field.json of a module is located,is it still in the theme's field.json ? Thanks!
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Top Contributor
March 07, 2023 10:33
You can only access the fields.json of modules in local development . Barry Grennan Freelance HubSpot CMS Developer Website |...read more
SRajapakshe on March 07, 2023
I am using a hubspot API " crm/v3/objects/contacts" to get contact details. As the authentication method, I am using the private app access token there. And, all the required permissions are set. But when trying to call that API from the backend th read more
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Community Manager
March 08, 2023 11:26
Hi, @SRajapakshe 👋 Can you provide any additional details? The more specific you are, the more likely it is the community can assist you or prov...read more
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DOchieng on March 04, 2023
% set primaryColor = '#F7761F' %} {# defines variable and assigns HEX color #} a { color: {{ primaryColor }}; {# prints variable HEX value #} }
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Recognized Expert | Elite Partner
March 05, 2023 23:40
The code block you provided is using the Twig template engine syntax, which is commonly used in web development with PHP or other programming languag...read more
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