I was wondering if there is a reason why the RSS feeds for blogs don't include the featured image for a post? We're using the RSS feed to generate emails using Digesto and it's become a pain point that we can't access the images that we upload for each post.
I'd imagine it could print out something like this, probably fairly easy to add to the feed as well because I'm guessing Hubspot has it developed in a way they can access the post data as an object.
I'm also having this problem of an image not pulling in. It's fine on the HubSpot platform/blog where you can turn the image "on" and it shows the thumbnail on the sidebar. However, when trying to grab the rss feed and implement it onto an external website all it seems to pull in is the title/description of the post, but no image. If someone has any idea how to achieve the image with the rest of the snippet, that would be great!
I'm also looking for this solution to be implemented for the same reasons as mike_ropelato above. Need the ability to show featured images outside of HubSpot.
@shacharb Unfortunately it's not supported quite yet but since the featured images are included in the description of the RSS feed you can technically slice it out using a functional programming language like JS or PHP if your server configuration where you are trying to use this permits it. In my use case, it'd be preferable for Hubspot to add the ability to query posts from a JSON API since the designs I'm handed frequently request the ability to show our latest blog posts on the front page of our site but I think this might count as an additional ask haha.
@all i am also trying for getting a slution For this, i have loaded the Featured image by creating a seperate RSS feed from a WP website but its not possible to load the excertps. its not working with post. {{post.summary}} tag, my featured image is loading through this {{post.summary}} tag,
Has anyone had any headway into this problem? We're having the exact same issue and we aren't sure if it's a dev error on our end or hubspot doesn't support it.
@samina No, if the blog is external to HS, HS does not support pulling in a featured image.
@subin, you said you were successful in getting the image to pull in from Wordpress? Can you share your code here? I have been successful in pulling in short description and title, but the image is the killer. Would love to see your workaround and learn from it.
Just had a major client request this feature to an upvote from me on adding this as a feature request.
A few months ago, I created a workaround that was working pretty flawlessly but now the formatting is being stripped (this fixes itself on a hard refresh, but I still need to figure out what's going on). Anyone have any ideas? You'll find three huge images sitting at the bottom of the page when it's broken. Not a great look.
Our blog is hosted on HubSpot and the rest of our site is WordPress. We have a persistent sidebar that features the three most recent posts from a custom WordPress post type ("Our Work") so I needed to re-create this for our HubSpot blog template. You can see it here: https://blog.shawmutdelivers.com
I used http://rss.bloople.net to embed our WordPress RSS feed for that content type, and I was able to bring featured images through that way.
I created a custom HTML block within our HubSpot blog template sidebar, and gave it its own class. Then I was able to hide and position what I needed with CSS.
Automatically including the featured image for a blog really would be helpful - I'm facing a choice of manually adding blog images into every blog digest email or automating our digest emails without images - which is much less visually appealing. This seems like a pretty generic feature - anyone heard why it's not available? Or just that it isn't?
I would also like to see this feature implemented. We're trying to move all our email marketing from MailChimp to HubSpot, but without the ability to include a featured image in the HubSpot RSS emails, it doesn't look like we'll be able to.
If you set up your Hubspot email as 'RSS email' and include your <img> tags inside your RSS' <description> tags, you can enable pulling of images inside your emails. You might need a developer or someone with some coding experience to plan out the details though.
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