Last updated: March 20, 2026
Asset types and errors
The tables below provide an overview of the types of assets and errors that you can find on the code alerts dashboard.
Asset types
| Name | Description |
| Site page | A standard page on your website. |
| Landing page | A page designed for capturing leads or driving specific actions. |
| Blog post | A single blog post on your blog. |
| Blog listing | Your blog's main listing page. |
| Knowledge article | An article in your knowledge base. |
| Module | A reusable content block used across pages and templates. |
| Template | The asset that controls the layout and structure of a page. |
| Stylesheet | A file containing CSS rules that control your site's appearance. |
Errors
| Name | Description |
| HubL limit exceeded | The page is using a HubL snippet more times than allowed. Example: The HubL function hubdb_table_row is used 12 times on this page. hubdb_table_row has a limit of 10 uses per page. |
| CSS combining | There is a problem in your site's styling code, which can prevent styles from loading efficiently across your site. Example: There is a syntax error in a line of code that is preventing the CSS files from being combined. |
| Page output too large | A page's generated content exceeds HubSpot's size limits. Example: This page is 10446 Kilobytes. The size limit is 9765 Kilobytes. |
| Template error | There's an error in the page's underlying layout code. Example: There is an error in the code that is preventing this template from being rendered. |
| Unknown error | When the system has a hard time identifying the error in the asset, an unknown issue will be assigned. |