If you use HubSpot, the monthly product updates are a must to keep track of, so you can stay up-to-date with all the new features, tools and changes to the platform.
Below we've recapped what's happened since June.
In this blog, we will go through each update below in more detail:
For all the additional updates that were from June, feel free to watch the video below:
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*HOT TIP: If you don’t love the new layout, you have the option to switch back to the old layout using the beta menu in the bottom corner of any CRM home page.
Now live in all portals is a new GDPR setting for live chats.
This enables you to show a cookie consent banner when HubSpot sees that a visitor is leaving a website page, allowing visitors to chat without having to accept cookies.
Although, when this visitor navigates to a new page, HubSpot will display a cookie consent banner to alert them that their conversation will not be accessible on the next page unless they consent to cookies. If they accept, they can continue their chat conversation as they navigate across your website.
Targeting visitors by country is also an option in chatflows and displays cookie consent banners for specific countries and supported languages.
There are 3 new updates to the Design Manager for CMS Hub users.
Prior to now, creating serverless functions and themes was only available through local development (this connects your local workflow to HubSpot, allowing you to utilize version control, your favorite text editor and various web development technologies when developing on CMS Hub).
Now developers that don’t want to develop locally to use these features to extend core functionality.
To create themes in the design manager, go to:
File > New function. Here you then enter information about the function to be created: function path, request method, file/folder names, etc.
In addition, you now have the ability to view the source code of default themes and assets by visiting the ‘@hubspot’ folder in the design manager finder. This allows you to view the code for use in your own themes or clone a theme as a starting point.
*Access to the @hubspot folder and creating themes in the design manager is now available to all CMS Hub Professional customers and the ability to create serverless functions is available to all CMS Hub Enterprise customers.
You can FINALLY add custom HTML to individual blog posts!
This not only helps with SEO and rankings, but you can use this to give you more options on how you display information in search results.
To do this:
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