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- CAN SPAM fields are required.
- You can customize the appearance of CAN SPAM content with HTML and CSS.
- Email templates cannot contain custom modules.
- Email testing is accessed through the editor.
- HubL filters are only used in expressions.
- HubL filters are used for a wide variety of tasks.
- HubL filters cannot be used in loops.
- HubL filters do not accept arguments or parameters.
- Modules can contain logic fields.
- Modules have 7 available fields.
- Math fields allow content editors to use modules for common tasks like long division.
- Field groups can only contain fields of the same category.
- Passing data from HubL to client side code
- Passing data from client side code to HubL
- Looping through data
- Conditionally executing HubL statements
- Email settings
- File manager
- Blog editor
- Website pages settings
- HubDB is a semi-relational data store.
- HubDB is a subset of fork of MySQL.
- HubDB uses tables to store data in rows.
- HubDB tables are accessed with a unique ID.
- Any template can be used for blogs.
- Blog templates cannot contain custom modules.
- To build a blog template, you must write custom HubL.
- Only blog templates can be used for blogs.
- Basic module syntax is a single line statement.
- HubL modules use three curly braces to open and close tags.
- HubL modules can be added with a block syntax.
- HubL modules use parameters for required and optional module settings.
- Modules can be used to maintain consistency in site functionality.
- Modules can be used to add consistency to website maintenance.
- Modules can be used to create a more consistent user experience for editors.
- None of the above.