Last updated: November 3, 2023
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With global content, you can repeat a section of content, such as a header or footer, across multiple pages of your website. You can edit global content from the content editor or design manager.
Changes made to global content will be applied to all content using a template that contains the same global content. Learn more about managing global content in multiple languages.
Please note: only users with either Super admin or Global content settings permissions can edit global content.
Edit global content in the content editor
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Navigate to your content:
- Website Pages: In your HubSpot account, navigate to Content > Website Pages.
- Landing Pages: In your HubSpot account, navigate to Content > Landing Pages.
- Blog: In your HubSpot account, navigate to Content > Blog.
- Hover over your content, then click Edit.
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In the content editor, click the global content. It will be labeled with a global content icon.
- In the dialog box, click Open in global content editor.
- In the global content editor, use the drag and drop tools to edit the modules in a global group.
- To preview the global content in specific content, click the View on dropdown menu in the top left and select a page or post where the global content is hosted. To view the global content by itself, select Group only instead.
- To create a multi-language version of the global content, click the Language dropdown menu in the top left and select Add/edit multi-language variations. Learn more about creating multi-language global content.
- When you're done editing global content, click Publish to [X] assets in the upper right. These changes will be applied to all pages and blog posts using a template that includes this global content.
Create new global content in the design manager
In the design manager, developers can create new global content or convert local content to global content.
Please note: flexible columns, drag and drop areas, and coded modules can't be used in global groups.
To create a global module from scratch:
- In your HubSpot account, navigate to Content > Design Manager..
- In the finder, click the File dropdown menu and select New file.
- In the dialog box, click the What would you like to build today? dropdown menu and select Module, then click Next.
- In the Where would you like to use this module? section, select the checkbox next to each type of content that will use this global module. Global modules used for emails cannot include CSS or Javascript.
- In the Module content scope section, select Global module.
- Enter a file name, then click Create.
To convert an existing local module or group:
- Click the module or module group to select it in the layout editor.
- In the inspector, click the More dropdown menu and select Convert to global module/group.
To add a global module or group to your templates:
- Click Add in the layout inspector.
- Then click your global module/group and drag it into the template layout,
To edit a global group:
- To edit a global group, click the global group in your template.
- In the inspector, click the More dropdown menu and select Edit global group.
- A new tab will open in your design manager with all the contents of your global group. Add or delete modules as desired, or edit the contents of your global content.
- To apply these changes to your content, in the upper right, click Publish changes .
If you decide you want to change the contents of a global module or global group on only one page, blog post, or email, you can make a local copy of the global content in the design manager to edit its content separately.
