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Hello!   I changed a module included in our blog post template. I can see it changed in the design manager. I can see it changed when editing a blog post. But no visible changes when accessing a blog post on its public URL. It's been 5 hours.   I guess it's the prerendering cache giving the response. CDNs have tools to invalidate cache. Understandably, we don't have direct access to hubspot's CDN. But we need basic tools to manage it.   Who (what type of role or team) is the feature for? All CMS users   What is their goal? Manage what end users see, deploying changes at scale at once.   What value will this add? Avoid deprecated pages being delivered to users   Are there examples of other places or products who have this feature? All CDN providers ...read more

It would be good to be able to change the language of a site programatically without the use of the HubSpot Language Switcher Module. I can then use smart rules based on the selected language as you normally would. ...read more

Hi Hubspot Team,   we just launched our new website in HubspotCMS and I am quite happy with the result even if I am aware that there is still a lot to fix. The page is mostly in German and now it's time to do all the translation work into English. It would be a big game changer to have a deepl implementation where you can just click into which language you want the page to be translated. Please dear Hubspot developer make this happen, soon.   Best, Dani ...read more

Hi,   on a HubSpot Website there seems to be a lot of JS files /scripts included and loaded upon page load. For a lot of those it is unclear for me what they are even doing and somtimes not possible to determine if i even need them on my website.   It would be great in the interest of performance to be able to choose which scripts are being included and which are not ( maybe like the way we can include/exclude the loading of JQuery?). Possible Solution (based on Subscription): When a customer has purchased a certain Hub, their website could load the scripts associated with the services of this Hub.   However, if you have not subscribed to this hub, the scripts of this hub should not be included, since its services cannot be used anyway. The scripts would be loaded unnecessarily. ...read more

Hello,   The 24th and 26th of May, for an hour or less, the hubdb API had a memory insufficiency leading to failed calls. This problem has been resolved for now. On those days, prerendered pages were stored with the result of failed hudbd calls. They were delivered like this for more than 6 hours without a way for us to reset the prerendering cache. No prerendering is better than wrong prerendering in my opinion, so those pages with failed calls should not have been stored in cache.   Who is the feature for? Everyone who uses hubdb on webpages and blog posts. What is their goal? Having content from hubdb delivered to their clients (in our case, including conversions methods such as CTAs) What value will this add? Robustness Examples: most CDNs have tools to control them, hubspot customers don't have any access. ...read more

What if theme settings/json allowed devs to manipulate (and simplify) the drag n drop markup? It would allow us to cut down on the HTML bloat that comes with the current Bootstrap 2 layout.css   theme.json "legacy_dnd": false, "sections": { "default_tag": "section", "classes": "my-section" }, "rows": { "default_tag": "div", "classes": "row" }, "columns": { "default_tag": "div", "class_prefix": "col-", "extra_classes": "foo" } and the dnd output markup: <section class="my-section" data-hs-section="8675309"> <div class="row" data-hs-dnd-row="1" data-hs-dnd-level="1"> <div class="col-4 foo"></div> <div class="col-8 foo"></div> </div> </section> and all hs markup would be in data attributes.   nested rows would look like: <section class="my-section" data-hs-section="8675309"> <div class="row" data-hs-dnd-row="1" data-hs-dnd-level="1"> <div class="col-4 foo"></div> <div class="col-8 foo"> <div class="row" data-hs-dnd-row="1" data-hs-dnd-level="2"> <div class="col-6 foo"></div> <div class="col-6 foo"></div> </div> <div class="row" data-hs-dnd-row="2" data-hs-dnd-level="2"> <div class="col-12 foo"></div> </div> </div> </div> </section> This would be a ton of work for HubSpot engineers – but it would future proof the dnd editor and prevent bloating the DOM with 3x the amount of nodes needed. ...read more

As a developer, having access to both private betas at times, as well as public betas a prod accounts have access to would be vary valuable in staying ahead of changes and allow us to plan, build and ship solutions more effectively. There multiple threads in the developer community that end in the roadlock of betas only being available in prod accounts, often of Enterprise tier. This is fine for enabling in betas in prod accounts, but Developer Test Accounts should be included in the restricted tiers for Beta Access.  We want to build for the future.  ...read more

Hi, we have a similar request for almost every CMS project: Tag/categorize pages and add tag/category filters to the frontend, so that a user may select tags/categories and gets a list view of pages that match his choice. Tags would also be useful to display related pages based on tag/category.  Categories with tree structures would even be better, because you could create categories based on totally different attributions, e.g. product categories, different topic categories, business/market segments for filtering content and much more. The only way that I know how to achieve this is to create the tags in HubDB and create an additional table that contains the page URL and the associated tags. We'd then create filter and list views for the frontend by queying the HubDB via Javascript/node.js. But for the editor, this means, he/she has to edit this HubDB for every page that he/she wants to tag. It would be way easier if categories/tags would be a native feature of the CMS, so that the user may edit the categories from within the page editor (see example screenshot illustration).   ...read more

With flex columns we were able to order sections within the "Contents" tab in the page editor which was a very easy. Now we are forced to do that withing the visual editor which is clunky and inaccurate. ...read more