James shares HubSpot's built-in mobile CSS classes for hiding elements.
Roger Brown explains that sandboxes link to parent accounts with product hubs and advises using CLI commands to manage account relationships
Anton Bujanowski (info748) shares a newer macro tutorial video by Evelynn Ulsh covering advanced use cases. Link: https://www.youtube.com/live/GRXDz9nY5yM
Anton Bujanowski resolves the issue by ensuring 'responsive_breakpoints' configuration exists in the theme.json file
BJ tells Atul how to reference the global settings in theme-override.css correctly.
Anton Bujanowski (info748) suggests using fields.js to dynamically generate fields, providing a workaround for reusing field configurations without manual duplication. Link: https://developers.hubspot.com/docs/cms/building-blocks/modules/write-fields-using-javascript
James advises embedding CSS via a custom module, noting client limitations.
Wojciech Gwardjak suggests adjusting image compression settings to 'High' quality in file details
Solution is to request Beta access for the sandbox portal via the channel per Eric Song's guidance.
Anton Bujanowski recommends uploading the .pkl file to HubSpot's file manager and referencing it through a module or direct URL in code
Justin mentions that his team has decided to use React for HubSpot apps due to the lack of Vue.js 3 resources.
Scott Marion clarifies private apps are for single-portal use with private tokens, while public apps use OAuth for multiple portals, recommending alignment with use case needs
Robert demonstrates using string concatenation with personalization tokens for dynamic queries.
James recommends using aboutmy.email to diagnose email header issues.
No specific functionality was recommended or discovered in the responses.
Jennifer Nixon indicates that image issues post-migration are known and may require manual rebuilding or engineering fixes, as automated solutions are unavailable
Justin suggests the exports API for exports but confirms there isn't a specific endpoint for dashboard reports.
Jennifer Nixon and Nick Laporte explain that themes inherit from brand kits but can overwrite colors individually. Demo themes can use custom colors since the final theme uses the user's brand kit.
Justin resolves by manually adding npm's global path; Scott Marion confirms global installation flag (-g) and path setup.
Solution involved resolving theme version conflicts where pages referenced modules from deleted theme versions