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Currently, blog comment module display old to new comment for specific blog.  If we can have a choice to make it newer comennt  to older comment, it would make it look like more real time comment on the blog post.    Also, we have a lot of comment so, if we have ability to bring comment form to the top of comment listing, that would be useful as well. ...read more

We would LOVE it if you could work on this.   Lack of Markdown support is our number one complaint by developers when writing technical blogs. ...read more

Having just migrated to HubSpot I'm rather frustrated by the fact I have to manually add featured images to all my blog posts from Wordpress.   Its a relatively small blog but still I'm not looking forward to the task of having to do this 130+ times!   Could you write a plugin written for WordPress that could update the .xml export to include absolute links for featured images and then these be recognised in Hubspot as featured images and automatically inserted into the relevant post?   Thanks,   Neil ...read more

You should be able to list multiple authors on a blog! ...read more

We need a nice way to show related posts at the bottom of a post or in the sidebar. It's quite basic functionality for a blog and we're missing it a lot. It would be great to be able to set the criteria for what's related. E.g. same topic. ...read more

We somehow have a list of 3,700 blog topics, and need to reduce that to about 50 total. Currently this must be done with a series of clicks one at a time, which will take forever. There needs to be a bulk delete option, in which you can select multiple topics/tags and then delete them all at once. ...read more

Today when we put one of our clients' HubSpot blog through the website grader, we saw that the blog had a page size of 13mb. The problem was that the images they we're uploading as the featured image were large images (3000x3000px+). We quickly figured out that we could resize the original image by adding and specifying a width attribute to the <img> tag. This process changed the page size from 13mb to 1.8mb.   I have two examples here: http://cdn2.hubspot.net/hub/53/file-733888619-jpg/assets/hubspot.com/about/management/brian-home.jpg?width=300 http://cdn2.hubspot.net/hub/53/file-733888619-jpg/assets/hubspot.com/about/management/brian-home.jpg?width=500 The first one resizes (crops) the image to a 300px width, and the second image it's resized (cropped) to a 500px width.   I got this back from support:  "looked into this and it does have to do with the url structure and our ability to intercept the request before our content delivery network receives it. With how these tokens grab the url of an image, we can not manually resize them.   Using the default CDN host, http://cdn2.hubspot.net/hubfs/53/00-Blog_Thinkstock_Images/hubspot-15k.png?width=761 needs to be changed to http://cdn2.hubspot.net/hub/53/hubfs/00-Blog_Thinkstock_Images/hubspot-15k.png?width=761"   Because we are using the featured image tag, {{ content.post_list_summary_featured_image }}, we can't edit the URL to include the "/hub/"-part. Is it possible to implement that on the featured image url as a standard so we can specify the width in the url on future blogs? ...read more

Hi there,   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.   <image>http://image-source-here.jpg</image> Thanks! Sean ...read more

Currently you can only edit the blog listing head and the blog posts head shared for all posts. It would be nice to be able to go into a post and edit that individual posts head information.    1 example use would be to edit the social meta tags if you would like to preset an image that doesn't match the featured image or social descriptions that don't match the meta description.   There are numerous other specific situations where editing an individual posts head information would be necessary. The functionality could mimic that already used for website pages since you can edit each website page individually. ...read more