Gute Ideen sollten geteilt werden

Show us the real error message in the editor instead of generic messages like: "Error Something went wrong. Please try refreshing."   Having to go into developer tools and check the response from the API is time consuming and difficult for non-technical users. Especially when we're unable to replicate the issues some users experience. Makes it difficult to resolve some issues for our clients. ... Mehr anzeigen

Ability to copy a component from one page to the next to speed up page creation.    ... Mehr anzeigen

I copied 2 A records and 1 CNAME record to Cloudlfare correctly and I have been checking over 12 hours but when I clicked verify and it kept on saying one of A record didnot show it up, but I used DNS checker, which it stated that showed it. someone please give some suggestion what I should do?   thanks     ... Mehr anzeigen

HubSpot should offer an option within the Landing Page settings that allows users to choose whether the embedded form should follow the Landing Page theme or retain its original form layout. Currently, when this option is not available, the form inherits the full styling of the landing page, which limits customization unless each form is manually edited. This becomes especially inefficient when managing multiple landing pages with similar layouts but different purposes. For example, when cloning landing pages and forms, users are forced to manually adjust each form’s layout to restore its intended styling — a process that is time-consuming and error-prone. In one specific case, I noticed that the form fields on a landing page lacked border lines. After a screen-sharing session with HubSpot support, it was confirmed that the landing page template and associated styles were overriding the form’s default design. The only workaround was to manually adjust the form styling, as there’s currently no setting to prevent the landing page theme from altering form elements. While there is a knowledge base article titled "Set up and style forms on HubSpot pages", it doesn't address the core issue — the need to manually edit each form individually to maintain consistent styling.   Suggested Solution: HubSpot could implement a simple checkbox option in the Landing Page editor, labeled something like: “Use original form styling instead of page theme styling.” By selecting this option, the form would retain its original layout and design, independent of the landing page’s theme. This would give users greater control and eliminate the need to manually re-style forms after cloning or applying templates. The HubSpot support team and I agreed that the current process is not practical. As a result, I requested that an internal note be submitted to the HubSpot development team to consider this functionality in a future release. ... Mehr anzeigen

It's very difficult to use the content design without coding. It will easyer, smarter and faster to directly change all the elements of landing page with a 100% drag and drop system including header and footer (As other emailing tools on the market) ... Mehr anzeigen

It appears that a lot of custom modules required you to "Apply changes" before you can see them on your page. It would be nice to see the changes as they are applied. As it is now, everytime I am making a change that is farther down the page and click "Apply changes" it will scroll back up to the top of the page. It's extrememly time consuming if you are playing around with styles or something in the module and you have to continue to apply changes and scroll back down to the area you are working on.  ... Mehr anzeigen

Hi Hubspot, There has been an update in the CMS back-end which now prevents the possibility to open multiple webpages in tabs, this is very annoying and really hinders my efficiency! Instead of opening multiple pages at once, I now have to open one at a time, which also means whenever I finish working on that particular page I need to go back, load the overview of webpages again, re-enter all my filters that I had for the task at hand and look at the big list of all our webpages where I need to continue with my task. Sometimes I need to do simple changes on say 50 pages, this used to be super easily managable by opening a handful of the pages at the same time in multiple tabs, and thus keeping the overview page with all my active filters open as well. Please, can you reconsider rolling back this feature, it is actually very bad for productivity. It is still possible on for instance the other parts in the back-end, with forms and workflows for instance. Thank you for your time, Teun ... Mehr anzeigen

I’d love to see more flexibility in the CMS rich text editor. Right now, the dropdown options are limited to things like h1 through h6, pre, div, etc., and there’s no way to add custom block-level elements or styles. In many cases, I need to allow content creators to apply semantic tags or specific classes (like section, article, or custom classes tied to our design system), and the current setup doesn’t support that. The workaround is using a textarea and letting users write raw HTML, but that’s not ideal for non-technical marketers. It would be incredibly helpful if developers could define additional options in the toolbar or add their own custom blocks. Even just the ability to register new tags or class presets for use in the dropdown would make a big difference. This would help keep our content structured and accessible, and would make the editor a lot more powerful for teams that need more control. Thanks for considering it. ... Mehr anzeigen

I'd like to be able to assign access group's in bulk to website pages but I have to do it one at a time which is very tedious. ... Mehr anzeigen