Set Variable Values in a Loop and Use Elsewhere HubL HubSpot
Category: Code Snippets
When customizing a custom HubSpot quote template you may want to know what line items are present in the quote. You can then create conditional logic with a set of known values. The only problem is when you set a variable inside a loop it is not able to be referenced outside of the loop… Read more »
How To Create a New CSS Stylesheet for HubSpot
Category: Articles
For those utilizing HubSpot’s content management system (CMS), the ability to create new CSS stylesheets grants users immense flexibility in customizing the look and feel of their website. Whether it’s making minor tweaks to existing styles or implementing a complete overhaul of the site’s design, having control over CSS stylesheets is essential for achieving the… Read more »
How to Add Terms & Conditions to a Sales Quote in HubSpot?
Category: Articles
The purchase terms field in HubSpot’s Quotes tool serves as a critical feature for defining the terms and conditions of a sale, helping businesses set clear expectations with clients directly within the quote. This article explores the purpose of this field, showing how it enhances transparency and trust by outlining payment terms, delivery schedules, and… Read more »
HubSpot Related Posts Based on Tag Module [Code Snippet]
Category: Code Snippets
The code snippet below lists related posts based on the current post tags used. The HubSpot developer docs has a code example using a Javascript formatter but I was unable to get this to resize the featured image. So I created the code below to use a HubL macro instead. HubSpot Module HTML + HubL… Read more »
How to Increase Data Retention to 14 Months Instead of the Default 2 Months in GA4
Category: Articles
Google Analytics 4 has the option to create custom reports called explorations. But you might notice when creating a custom report, you can only see data for the past two months. This is surprising because the old UA analytics let you go back in time to 26 months. This is an important difference, and if… Read more »
Why Your GA4 Traffic Data May Not Match HubSpot
Category: Common Questions
Now that Google Analytics 4 (GA4) is officially here. I wanted to share a hidden feature causing confusion when comparing website traffic reports in HubSpot vs. what was being shown in GA4. For a span of a few days, there was a spike in direct traffic in HubSpot, but in GA4, I did not see… Read more »
New Page Templates and Modules added to the Industrial Pro HubSpot Theme
Category: Newsletter
I’ve recently added new features to my Industrial Pro theme for HubSpot. The overall goal of the updates was to make it better support manufacturing services and make it easier to build common pages most industrial companies have. Theme Feature Updates Include: New Page Templates Home 2The homepage template is great for metal fabricators and machine… Read more »
What Size is a HubSpot Email Header Image?
Category: Common Questions
The width of a HubSpot email header image depends on the layout, but a good rule of thumb is to use 600 pixels as the widest image. The recommended HubSpot email header size should match the width of your email body width setting. You can check your email body width value by going to HubSpot… Read more »
Reasons Why I Recommend Creating a Child Theme BEFORE You Start Building HubSpot Pages
Category: Articles
When you download a HubSpot theme from the HubSpot marketplace, it can be exciting to jump right in and start building pages. This is OK for testing, but when you are ready to actually build your final website, I highly recommend you create a child theme first. In this post, I will explain what a… Read more »
How to Change the Site Name Above the URL Link on Google Search
Category: Common Questions
When you search Google for your website, are you seeing a site name and logo icon listed above the URL of the page? What do you do if the site name is wrong or if you need to change it? Site names were first visible on Mobile but recently have also been displaying on desktop… Read more »