Hubspot Templating
Budget: €36 – €0 EUR
We are in the process of implementing the Hubspot tool in our company. Therefore we are looking for someone who is familiar with creating and editing templates and also has a good understanding of data and data structures.
Ideally, the person can build templates in such a way that the existing data can be processed and presented in the best possible way.
HubL Syntax
{% %} - statement delimiters
{{ }} - expression delimiters
{# #} - comment delimiters
HubSpot’s CMS uses the HubSpot Markup Language, referred to as HubL (pronounced “Hubble”). HubL is HubSpot’s extension of Jinjava, a templating engine based on Jinja. HubL uses a fair amount of markup that is unique to HubSpot and does not support all features of Jinja.
HubL & HTML
# Arrays
{% set navigation = ["Home", "About"] %}
{% do navigation.append("Contact Us") %}
{{navigation}}
# Objects
{% set book = {"name" : "Rocking HubL", "author" : "John Smith" }%}
{% do book.update({"ebook" : "yes"}) %}
{{book}}
Ideally, the person can build templates in such a way that the existing data can be processed and presented in the best possible way.
HubL Syntax
{% %} - statement delimiters
{{ }} - expression delimiters
{# #} - comment delimiters
HubSpot’s CMS uses the HubSpot Markup Language, referred to as HubL (pronounced “Hubble”). HubL is HubSpot’s extension of Jinjava, a templating engine based on Jinja. HubL uses a fair amount of markup that is unique to HubSpot and does not support all features of Jinja.
HubL & HTML
# Arrays
{% set navigation = ["Home", "About"] %}
{% do navigation.append("Contact Us") %}
{{navigation}}
# Objects
{% set book = {"name" : "Rocking HubL", "author" : "John Smith" }%}
{% do book.update({"ebook" : "yes"}) %}
{{book}}