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I'm setting up a set of blog listing pages which use blog tags as listing filters. When a tag is clicked, the the tag detail page still needs to use the full tags list and highlight the selected tag. I also want to use some of the tags to create collections of posts, like featured posts and recommended posts. These tags need to be filtered from the tags list, since these are only used to show collections on the main listing page.   To get this tags list I use the blog_tags function. I filter this list by checking if the tag_id is in a hard-coded array of tag_id's I'd like to hide.   When using one language (English), all works fine and I can use the tag_id to filter the tags list. But when another language is added, i.e. Dutch, and I use the translated_from_id to filter the tags, it doesn't work because the translated_from_id is always null.   I tested if using the contents_tags function would fix this, which it does, partly. It gives me the translated_from_id but leaves only one tag (the filtered one) in the tag list when on the tag detail listing page.   Therefore I'd like to request to extract the translated_from_id when using the blog_tags function so I can use one list with the original tag_id's and not having to add a new array of id's every time my team adds a new language. ...read more

On our blog posts, we want to show what the authors title is at our company. So for ex:   John Doe Head of Sales Bio   Yes, I know it can be added in the bio text filed, but I would think most would want that information seperate for better design and SEO. It would make my life easier that's for sure. ...read more

Últimamente antes de cualquier publicación o creación de contenido realizó sondeos de preguntas a mi público o busco opiniones en chat o foros.    Tambien leo blog del nicho y veo cuentas que manejan contenido similares para así generar ideas. Y voy anotando.  Luego hago un mapa conceptual de lo que quiero plasmar, hago un copy y en base a ese copy género el formato que voy a utilizar.   Y así me lleno de inspiración para crear contenido.     Vale acotar que el proceso lo hago distribuidor en bloque de tiempo para no volverme un 8.   ...read more

It would be nice to have the ability to create DND areas in custom blog templates. It is nice to be able to drag and drop modules inside a blog post `{{ content.post_body }}` but it would be much more valuable if you could create drag and drop modules for any aspect of the template. Like it is possible in the "normal" template. Blog posts would become highly customizable. ...read more

It's a shame that the detail view for single blog articles has been moved to the individual article plage (which makes no sense, you have all the details on that very page anyways).   It used to be in the article overview which was a lot more helpful for creating excel lists or checking specifics without having to go into every single article individually.  My idea: bring back the old view, since it makes a lot more sense to have it somewhere where you do not see the information and can also get a quick overview without having to go into every single article.    I wonder, why this was changed? The new detail view is redundant.  A screenshot of the new article detail view which you can find on the individual article overview which pretty much has all those details listed anyways. ...read more

Hi, It would be great if we could update blog posts from a spreadsheet update.    This option would be most useful for SEO ie updating the metadata, url, etc.. of multiple posts or by someone who doesn't have access to the platform (for example SEO Agency).      ...read more

We would love the ability to have a live character count of the content inside of the blogs. Currently, we have the ability to see the character count in social media posts, titles, meta descriptions, subject lines, and preview text. But no ability to see character count in the overall content in the blog.   More specifically, it would be even better to have the character count for each block in the blog. That way you can count the various sections, as well as, the overall count of the entire blog. ...read more

I built a custom CTA in the beta area with a form submission. I would like for it to also be able to track clicks upon form submission. It currently is not doing that. I use a hubspot report to track clicks on my blogs but since this is not tracking, it is going to skew my reports.   When the CTA is used, it tracks the views, submissions and submission rate.   What it does not track is # of contacts created, clicks, click through rate. ...read more

Email subject lines are the first thing your subscribers see, so they're essential for getting your emails opened. If your subject line isn't clear, interesting, or relevant, your subscribers are likely to delete your email without even reading it. Here are some tips for writing email subject lines that get opened: Keep it short and sweet. Your subject line should be no more than 70 characters long. This will ensure that it's visible on mobile devices and doesn't get cut off in email clients. Use keywords. Include keywords that your subscribers are likely to search for in their email. This will help your email show up in their inbox when they're looking for something specific. Be clear and concise. Tell your subscribers what your email is about in a clear and concise way. This will help them decide whether or not they want to open it. Use personalization. If you can, personalize your subject line with the recipient's name or other information about them. This will make your email more likely to stand out and get opened. Use urgency. If you want your subscribers to take action right away, use a sense of urgency in your subject line. This could be something like "Last chance to save!" or "Limited time offer." Be creative. Don't be afraid to get creative with your subject lines. Use humor, puns, or other unexpected elements to grab your subscribers' attention. Here are some examples of good email subject lines: New Sale: Save 25% on Everything! The Ultimate Guide to [Topic] [Recipient's Name], You're Invited! Last Chance to Sign Up for Our Free Webinar [Product Name] Is Back in Stock! By following these tips, you can write email subject lines that get opened and drive results for your business. Call to action: Want to learn more about writing email subject lines? Check out our blog post on the topic: [link to blog post]. Need help writing email subject lines for your business? Contact us today for a consultation. ...read more