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ramatoG2 · ‎abr 9, 2021

It would be great if we could export all of the blog authors and the data associated with those authors, but right now this feature is unavailable. In which case, right now author maintenance must be done manually in Excel, which is incredibly difficult to do when you have 100+ authors.

GenoFAB · ‎abr 8, 2021

The blog has a very peculiar way of handling the listings of pages. It creates invalid URLs and hide them to humans but they are still visible to crawlers. On this page: https://blog.genofab.com/author/peccoud/page/0 There is a link to page -1 https://blog.genofab.com/author/peccoud/page/-1 And on this page https://blog.genofab.com/author/peccoud/page/2 there is a link to https://blog.genofab.com/author/peccoud/page/3 These links are not displayed on the page but they are picked up by link checkers. This is a big pain because when you are running a site audit to fix broken links, you have to review a lot of broken links that cannot be fixed. I am also concerned about the way Google looks at this. I suspect Google will treat these links as broken links. It's just poor engineering to create invalid links and hide them rather than properly handling boundary conditions. Please fixe this soon. Thanks.

rickuz · ‎abr 7, 2021

As a Hubspot Admin I reply to comments on our blog. I might need to make a correction to an answer after submitting the reply, or simply want to correct a grammar mistake I notice that I made. I am usually typing the reply in is a small window, so it's easy to make a mistake and hard to go back and review what you typed. Maybe there is another interface, but even if there were a larger window to type in, editing your own blog comment or reply (especially if you are an Admin) should be a basic feature.

GerryPoe · ‎abr 1, 2021

We are a HubSpot customer. We have a blog and would like to export all articles, more or less like the web view shows into MS Word format (.doc, .rtf, .docs). We are trying to build a “book” of blogs by subject and category, etc. Does any app get this done? Thanks, Gerry

vikrams74 · ‎mar 24, 2021

Hello, It would be a real cool feature to add an ability to set a character limit for blog comments. Right now anyone visiting can add comments (unresticted with or without approval) , but it would be best if we can put restiction in terms of charcter than one can add to any blog comment thread. Hope HubSpot development team make a note and soon provides this feature. Thank you. Regards, Vikram Shah

Ntbrown · ‎mar 16, 2021

Just pull down any asset currently being served to users. Let's take the CTA one form example. Why are you serving logging utilities redundant if conditions and many other things in a production file to end users and increasing their page size and subsequently every visitors download requirements? Be kind to people's data usage...... There's also the caching asset issues that's been prevalent on this forum for years.

Ntbrown · ‎mar 16, 2021

It states it abides by RE2 https://github.com/google/re2/wiki/Syntax And yet I can break this very easily by doing extremely basic unicode block and script regexes. Is it a big or a feature of hubspot to only have every feature and release be half implemented / work? If you're abiding by the unicode standards recommendation to not use historic / minimally used scripts in programs / libraries then state it to developers. It's not that hard. Is it built with ICU or not?

Ntbrown · ‎mar 16, 2021

Could be done with my last idea of exposing workflows with page events.... But failing this provide something similar to the |render filter but for rendering text based content and replacing it. Unicode ops for emoji modifiers, fixing bad edits marketers make, regexing certain editing forms and remapping them to better semantics - Example: virtually everyone screws up using <em>, <strong> and <i> And many other things. While templating languages aren't built for this.... It's the best hubspots got for devs 🙂 and we can push the envelope of whats possible thanks to the way templating languages work and the caching taking place.

Ntbrown · ‎mar 16, 2021

Page events anyone? There are countless possibilities exposed here. Something as simple as critical css to font sunsetting and unicode adjustments for globalization pushing your pages through automatic translation apis etc.

Ntbrown · ‎mar 16, 2021

Syndication is a very basic feature of any site and yet also quite complex with many subtleties. For the purposes of a marketing site those aren't that relevant .... People typically aren't doing podcast and other custom feeds requiring syndication adjustments. But.... Many people do prefer atom over rss. Even if they don't.... The feed still needs to be configurable for leveraging third party integrations such as Feedly. The sitemap needs to be opened similarly for a plethora of reasons. There are countless posts here wondering how to adjust this and realizing they can't. There are significant seo implications and restrictions imposed by this. You can't adjust your image sitemap, posts, any indexed set, create or reorganize them, etc.... I also don't believe the CMS automatically pings search engines upon new submissions of posts etc which virtually any cms or framework does. Although I could be wrong there since Ive never seen any documentation indicating this or a way to verify it.

Grandes mentes pensam igual

Exporting Blog Author

Need to handle blog page listing properly

Need the ability to edit your own blog comment or reply after posting

Blog Export to MS Word

Character limit for blog comments

Assets served by hubspot need to be trimmed of bloat

Fix your documentation for regex_replace or improve what's available

Templated content needs to have some form of parsing exposed upon render

Workflows need to be exposed to API events

Generated files / feeds need to be exposed and configurable

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