Templates and blog
Blog posts
The Omni – blog post template shows every post in the Omni design, with nothing to set up per post.
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What the template shows
| Part | Where it comes from |
|---|---|
| Back link | The blog's name, linking to the blog listing |
| Topic and reading time | The post's first tag, and a reading time from the length of the post (about 225 words a minute) |
| Title, author and date | The post title, the author's name (and photo, when the author has one) and the publish date |
| Featured image | The featured image from the post settings, shown in a 16:9 frame |
| Post body | Headings, lists, quotes, images and tables in a readable column. Wide tables scroll sideways on small screens |
| Narration | HubSpot's post narration player under the author and date, when narration is on for the post |
| CTA Band | A call to action below the post. Change its heading, text and button per post in the post editor, under the post's modules |
| Tags | All tags of the post, linking to their tag pages |
| Author box | The author's name, photo and bio from the blog's author settings |
| Comments | Shown when comments are switched on for the blog |
| Keep reading | Three recent posts from the same blog, without the post the visitor is reading |
Use it
- In the blog settings, choose Omni – blog post as the blog post template and Blog listing as the listing template.
- Give every post a featured image with alt text, and at least one tag.
- Add a bio and a photo to each author, so the author box has something to show.
Good to know
- HubSpot adds the post's structured data (BlogPosting) automatically.
- The featured image is usually the largest element on the page, so Omni loads it first. Upload it at least 1600 px wide, and remember that the 16:9 frame trims the top and bottom of taller images.
- The first tag is the topic shown above the title, so put the main topic first.
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