hubl-templating

HubL provides built-in filters like `datetimeformat` for formatting dates and `truncatehtml` for safely trimming HTML content, allowing you to transform and render dynamic data directly within your HubSpot CMS templates.

The best way to create reusable UI components in HubSpot CMS is to define HubL macros, which allow you to build repeatable elements like buttons or cards and render them dynamically throughout your theme.

You can access HubDB data and blog posts in HubSpot templating by utilizing built-in HubL functions such as `hubdb_table_rows` for database queries and `blog_recent_posts` for retrieving content.

Yes, HubL supports template inheritance for custom theme development through the `extends` and `include` statements, enabling you to build structured base layouts and dynamically inject child content.

You need an understanding of Jinja-like templating to use HubL effectively, as HubL is HubSpot's server-side templating language based on similar syntax and logic patterns for dynamic content rendering.

You control whitespace and logic flow in HubSpot server-side templates by using HubL's native control flow statements like if/else conditionals and for loops, alongside specific whitespace control syntax.