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Select all that apply. Which of the following is something that can NOT be added to a dnd_section tag inside a section template.

 

• Template annotations
• A link to a style sheet
• A section class
• A context parameter

 

Explanation: The correct answers are Template annotations and A link to a style sheet. Within a section template in the HubSpot CMS, the dnd_section tag is used to define editable sections where content can be added and customized by content editors. While the dnd_section tag offers considerable flexibility in structuring the layout and content of a webpage, there are certain limitations to what can be added within this tag. Specifically, template annotations, which provide metadata about the template structure and are typically added outside of editable sections, cannot be included within a dnd_section tag as they are not relevant to the content editing process. Similarly, a link to a stylesheet, which is typically added in the head section of an HTML document to apply external styles to the entire page, cannot be directly embedded within a dnd_section tag, as it pertains to the global styling of the page rather than the specific content within the section. On the other hand, a section class and a context parameter are both valid elements that can be added to a dnd_section tag to customize the appearance and behavior of the section within the template. Therefore, the selected answers correctly identify template annotations and a link to a stylesheet as elements that cannot be added to a dnd_section tag inside a section template in the HubSpot CMS, highlighting the limitations and scope of customization within the content editing interface.

Fill in the blank: If you wanted to copy the HubL markup of a section in the page editor, you would need to _____.

 

• Place the the query string ?developerMode=true at the end of the url​ to enter developer mode.
• Hover over the section, then right click and copy the code using the developer tools in your browser.
• Use the Design Manager.

 

Explanation: The correct answer is Place the query string ?developerMode=true at the end of the URL to enter developer mode. This method allows users to access the developer mode in the HubSpot CMS page editor, enabling them to view and copy the HubL markup of sections directly. By appending the query string ‘?developerMode=true’ to the end of the page URL and loading the page, users can trigger the developer mode, which unlocks additional functionalities, including the ability to inspect and manipulate the underlying code of page elements. Once in developer mode, users can easily hover over the desired section, right-click, and select the option to copy the HubL markup using their browser’s developer tools. This approach provides a straightforward and efficient way to access and replicate the HubL markup of sections within the page editor, facilitating tasks such as customization, debugging, or code analysis. Therefore, the selected answer accurately identifies the correct method for copying HubL markup in the page editor, leveraging the developer mode feature to access and extract the desired code snippets effectively.