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arinker · ‎Sep 13, 2017

To keep the files of a theme organized you have to split them into many files and include them via {% include %} and {% import %} into the main file. /* style.css */ {% import "Custom/page/css/settings.css" as settings %} {% import "Custom/page/css/macros.css" as macros %} {% include "Custom/page/css/custom.css" %} /* main.js */ {% include "Custom/page/js/custom.js" %} Everytime you make a change on an imported or included file you have to execute the following manual steps: Save the File Publish the File Save the Main File Publish the Main File (https://btyrd.de/2wpgNAI) Refresh the browser or browsers During development you have to repeat these steps many thousand times. That is not only tedious but a huge waste of time. With liverreload you just have to save the file (http://livereload.com/)! In modern html stacks it is a standard to provide a file watcher and live reload function.

becco · ‎Sep 1, 2017

The new strategy tool for Hubspot should in theory be a tool that could revolutionise content strategies for customers, however, the real tool is far from this. Whenever you attach blogs to the main pillar content piece the links never seem to work? They come across like they are broken. It's not just myself that has noticed this either, other members of our team also get the same issue. When you raise the issue with HubSpot Support, they don't yet have a clear strategy in place to fix these issues.

dan6392 · ‎Aug 25, 2017

I think there should be a simple option in the Social Monitoring "Inbox" to mark all as read. I manage multiple high-profile accounts and seeing it always 100+ because of items from years ago I cannot scroll back to and are technically unread is bothersome. The "expand all/collapse all" options don't solve it.

hroberts · ‎Aug 25, 2017

Verschoben:

Your idea has been merged.

loship · ‎Aug 16, 2017

PLEASE allow clickable links to appear when a customer clicks on a document rather than having to download it to see the links.

RF0002 · ‎Aug 16, 2017

Would be helpful to have the option to archive messages or be able to mark the posts as read/complete in the Social Media Inbox. This would help keep the Inbox organized and allow for less confusion.

pboudy · ‎Jul 31, 2017

I have my default meeting calendar set for 3 durations (15/30/60 min). On some days there is 15 min slots avail but not 60 min. slots. When that happens however, the user gets taken to a dead end of sorts....see below-- the user is told there are no slots and they have to email me directly. The message is "Sorry... <my name> has no available meeting times left. Please email them to request a meeting instead." BUT if they were allowed to change the duration, they would find slots available. Client could pick a different day and come back, but it's a bit confusing. Maybe leave the duration slider up and still pop the message about no slots left? Thanks for your consideration!

mmcgonagle · ‎Jul 26, 2017

My team noticed that starting this week, Hubspot's social scheduling no longer updates in real time. For example, when scheduling a new post, it doesn't appear in your list of scheduled posts until you refresh the page. Similarly, if you're going through a list of scheduled posts and updating them one by one (with hashtags and images, for example), those changes don't show up when you save. You have to refresh the page, and that drops you back on page 1 of the list (even if you were editing on page 3). As you can see in the gif below, this new functionality makes it hard to edit a list of posts since you have to remember where you've left off and if a distraction occurs, you're left refreshing the page to find your place again, only to be bumped back to the beginning of the list.

hroberts · ‎Jul 5, 2017

Verschoben:

Your idea has been merged.

Jsum · ‎Jun 29, 2017

I recently built a search for a blog using Hubl and a few lines of javascript. basically if the url contained a query then my code would search through all of the content componants (title, body, topics, etc) for each article and return any articles containing the query. The key variable was the {{ contents }} variable that contains all of the articles information for the specific blog. Considering that google site search premium is shutting down (and was never really brand friendly to begin with) I have seen a lot of need for an alternative. The fact is that a native site search in Hubspot is 100% possible except for one problem, there needs to be a variable like {{ contents }} that contains all live pages and blogs on the site. something like {{ site_contents }}. I understand that, while articles have the post body field for the content, site pages are made up of all sorts of rich text modules and etc., but if you could combine all of these, per page, into some kind of sudo post body, and give us this variable you would remove the need for third party search programs.

Gute Ideen sollten geteilt werden

Livereload for Design Manager

Strategy Tool for Content

Social Monitoring Inbox: Mark all as read

Allow editable access to the Head HTML for the blog listing

Links on documents

Archive / Mark as Complete Options for Social Media Inbox

Meetings-- allow users to select different duration when no meetings slots left

Bring back real-time updates in social post editing

iphone App - able to call when your in the company Properties

Just one variable short of native site search ability

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