Customer-specific code and custom logic
Many customers build custom HTML, CSS, and JavaScript inside Hubhus Pages. Here is how support works for this code — and what you own vs. what Hubhus supports.
TL;DR
Custom code (HTML, CSS, JS) you or a developer writes for your Hubhus Pages is your responsibility to maintain. We will help troubleshoot if the issue is on the Hubhus platform side (e.g. a Hubhus update broke something that worked before). We will not debug or rewrite your custom code for free. Hubhus Pages runs ES5 JavaScript, Bootstrap 3, and jQuery — no modern JS frameworks. Code written with incorrect assumptions about the platform (e.g. using arrow functions, Bootstrap 5) will not work and is not a Hubhus bug.
4 things to understand
Custom code is your responsibility
HTML, CSS, and JavaScript that you write (or have written for you) in Hubhus Pages is customer code. You own it, you maintain it. Hubhus support does not debug, rewrite, or maintain customer-specific code as part of standard (free) support.
What Hubhus platform support covers
We investigate when: a Hubhus platform update broke code that previously worked correctly, a Hubhus placeholder or system behaviour changed unexpectedly, the issue is reproducible on a standard (non-custom) Hubhus page, or there is a platform-level bug affecting multiple customers. If your code breaks after a Hubhus update, report it with a specific description of what changed.
Hubhus Pages technical constraints
Hubhus Pages runs ES5 JavaScript only (no arrow functions, no const/let, no template literals, no modules). Bootstrap version is 3.3.7 (not Bootstrap 5). jQuery is available. Code that uses modern JavaScript syntax or Bootstrap 5 classes will not work — this is a platform constraint, not a bug.
Paid option: Hubhus writes and maintains it
If you want Hubhus to write or maintain custom code for your account, this is available as a paid service. We scope the work, provide a quote, build it to platform standards, and document it. Paid custom code is supported within the scope of the original project.
Common searches
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