How To Create a New CSS Stylesheet for HubSpot


How To Create a New CSS Stylesheet for HubSpot

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 desired aesthetic.

In this guide, we will delve into the process of creating new CSS stylesheets for HubSpot. We will cover the necessary steps involved in generating a stylesheet, as well as provide insights into how to manage and utilize these files within the HubSpot CMS effectively.

Step 1. Open Design Tools

In the top navigation under Marketing > Website > Design Tools

Step 2. Create a New File

In the left sidebar look for a folder or create a new folder of where you would like your new CSS stylesheet to be saved. Next, click on the file link and select New File.

Step 3. Select CSS + HubL

Choose the CSS + HubL file option from the list of choices.

Step 4. Edit the CSS Stylesheet

The stylesheet contains some help text to guide you on how to import other stylesheets. To learn more about HubL you can do so in the HubSpot developer documentation.

Final Step. Add the CSS Stylesheet to your Page, Module, or Theme

Once you have your stylesheet created there are various places you can add your stylesheet. For documentation on the various ways to add it read this documentation article.

Summary

Following these steps will make customizing your HubSpot page a lot easier and also more efficient. Contact me if you have questions or need help setting things up.

About the Author

Jake Lett is a results-driven Detroit based B2B marketing consultant with 15+ years of hands-on experience managing SEO and PPC campaigns across manufacturing, SaaS, and professional services industries. He’s a Certified Google Ads Specialist and HubSpot CMS Developer who has personally managed budgets ranging from $500 to over $10,000/month.

Jake specializes in helping small businesses and solo marketers get more from lean ad budgets—using practical strategies that drive qualified leads, not just traffic. He shares real-world lessons on his blog, YouTube channel, and in his published books on digital marketing.



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