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Hi everyone,    I encountered difficulty when attempting to apply custom styling to a CTA popup form using a CSS file. Unfortunately, it appears that this functionality is lacking. I strongly recommend to the HubSpot development team that this feature be prioritized for implementation as it is greatly needed. Your prompt attention to this matter would be much appreciated.   Thanks   ...read more

Premis - CTAs in email has ability to change contact property on contact list.   Example - Event invitation email with 'accept' and 'decline' CTAs   Current situation - Invitation email sent to contact list> 'Accept' CTA> Landing page with form for registration form> complete **bleep** form submit button updates contact property to 'accepted' on contact list> email 'thank you for registering' Decline' CTA> landing page 'sorry unable to attend' CTA unable to update contacts contact property to 'Declined'    Prefered outcome 'Decline' CTA> updates contact property to 'Declined' on contact list> email 'sorry unable to attend' ...read more

The legacy pop-up forms tool offered a paginated experience where users can go through a series of 3 steps to complete a form and receive a thank you message on the pop up form (see here: https://knowledge.hubspot.com/forms/create-pop-up-forms#callout).   This functionality has now disappeared with the new CTAs tool (https://knowledge.hubspot.com/ctas/create-calls-to-action) which means we always have to direct people to a separate landing page OR embed a form directly on the "first" (and only) page of the pop up form. Driving people to a landing page can cause a drop in conversions in some use cases and I don't want to make it a disruptive experience to turn people away from the existing page that they're on.   Can we please have the legacy feature of the paginated pop-up form experience available as an optional configuration with the new CTAs tool as well? ...read more

We centralise all our pixels in Google Tag Manager, all we're after is a simple callback from the CTA to the main landing page with data about the submission, so our pixels can fire correctly on successful form submission.   For regular forms this works fine, but if we have a form in a CTA this just doesn't work and it's wildly frustrating.   ...read more

Estaría bien poder tener CSS personalizados en los popups para poder personalizarlos mejor.   Gracias. ...read more

The original CTA (Legacy) has been a field available in custom modules that allowed marketers to select from exisiting CTAs. This was especially helpful in keeping CTA styling consistent across the website and allowing to place CTAs in various custom layouts.   The new CTA (2.0) is not a fied that is available for custom modules and it would be great to at least allow selecting unstyled CTAs.   Not to mention there are already many existing HubSpot websites that are utilizing marketplace themes with custom modules utilizing this feature with Legacy CTAs and the sunset might cause a lot of breakage and content re-population in case of module restructuring.      ...read more

Would be great if the CTA tool form module worked with meeting forms. We use BookIt (LeanData) and have been using a code to insert in the footer of our landing pages with the form to trigger a scheduler popup, but we can't do that with the CTA tool. ...read more

It's possible to delete the "X" close button on pop-up CTAs, but I'd like the ability to delete it from banners and other CTAs.   We currently use OptinMonster for our banners and pop-ups, but we're in the process of migrating everything to HubSpot. The HubSpot editor doesn't allow as much design flexibility, particularly with the close button. Here's an example where we used a button in OptinMonster to close a banner instead of an X:   Clicking "agree" closes the banner Clicking the text below the button takes you to a URL (the privacy policy). Here's another common example (and what I've been trying to recreate in HubSpot): Join now goes to a URL (offer page) "No thanks, maybe later." closes the banner and exists instead of an X button. I'd like the ability to choose the method to close a banner (click off, corner X button, or alternate button/text) instead of having to use an X close button. ...read more

Would love the ability to add a custom button to the quote. We use a 3rd party payment software and want to make it more native.  ...read more