Hi Sailee! Thanks for watching our videos! If you want to add your blog listing page to your home page menu, you will need to go to "Navigation" in your HubSpot settings. There you can select the particular menu that is being used on the homepage and then add a new menu item with a link to your blog. Here is a helpful HubSpot article with a bit more detail: knowledge.hubspot.com/website-pages/set-up-your-site-s-navigation-menus Good luck!
Hi Duma! You should be able to get an RSS XML feed of any of your blogs in HubSpot that you can then use to feed into your react website. Here is an article from HubSpot explaining how to achieve this : knowledge.hubspot.com/cos-blog/where-can-i-find-my-hubspot-blog-rss-feed-url Thank you for watching our videos!
If I am understanding you correctly, you would like to change the footer to reflect that you are viewing a tag listing page, as opposed to the main listing page of a blog. HubL blog template markup includes a "tag" and a "listing" variable that can be used to selectively render content based on the the variable being used. In your case, your template code might look something like this... {% if is_listing_view %} Footer v1 {% endif %} {% if tag %} Footer v2 {% endif %} Hope that helps! Source: developers.hubspot.com/docs/cms/building-blocks/templates/blog
Hi Kartika! You absolutely can add more modules to blog posts, but only if you are familiar with how to edit blog post templates. However, this would also mean that any modules you add would appear on every blog posts, so keep that in mind. Unfortunately, unlike all other templates types, you cannot simply drag and drop new modules in from within a blog post itself. I hope this was helpful!
You never created the blog, you just went over key things. You should have created the blog, showed you getting an email notification, should of shown how people sign up for the blog,
Hi Ali! Could you be more specific? I'm not sure exactly what you are referring to or how it relates to the Blog tool. If you're looking to learn more about HubDB, check out this HS article: developers.hubspot.com/docs/cms/features/hubdb
Hi! Thanks for these videos! How do I use key word searching for blogs? TIA!
Hi, how to connect blog listing page to the website so as to have Blogs in the menu bar on Home page?
Hi Sailee! Thanks for watching our videos! If you want to add your blog listing page to your home page menu, you will need to go to "Navigation" in your HubSpot settings. There you can select the particular menu that is being used on the homepage and then add a new menu item with a link to your blog. Here is a helpful HubSpot article with a bit more detail:
knowledge.hubspot.com/website-pages/set-up-your-site-s-navigation-menus
Good luck!
Hi, if I have a react website that build with next js, can my website consume blogpost from hubspot ?
Hi Duma! You should be able to get an RSS XML feed of any of your blogs in HubSpot that you can then use to feed into your react website. Here is an article from HubSpot explaining how to achieve this :
knowledge.hubspot.com/cos-blog/where-can-i-find-my-hubspot-blog-rss-feed-url
Thank you for watching our videos!
Hi, I want to show blogs on my custom page so can you please help me?
In blog pgae there is tags, fot that tag landing page. I need to change footer can you suggest me process?
If I am understanding you correctly, you would like to change the footer to reflect that you are viewing a tag listing page, as opposed to the main listing page of a blog. HubL blog template markup includes a "tag" and a "listing" variable that can be used to selectively render content based on the the variable being used. In your case, your template code might look something like this...
{% if is_listing_view %}
Footer v1
{% endif %}
{% if tag %}
Footer v2
{% endif %}
Hope that helps!
Source: developers.hubspot.com/docs/cms/building-blocks/templates/blog
can we add other modules in blog post
Hi Kartika! You absolutely can add more modules to blog posts, but only if you are familiar with how to edit blog post templates. However, this would also mean that any modules you add would appear on every blog posts, so keep that in mind. Unfortunately, unlike all other templates types, you cannot simply drag and drop new modules in from within a blog post itself. I hope this was helpful!
how to add multiple authors in a single post
You never created the blog, you just went over key things. You should have created the blog, showed you getting an email notification, should of shown how people sign up for the blog,
how can i connect to HubSpot database
Hi Ali! Could you be more specific? I'm not sure exactly what you are referring to or how it relates to the Blog tool. If you're looking to learn more about HubDB, check out this HS article:
developers.hubspot.com/docs/cms/features/hubdb