A content hub is a centralized online destination where a collection of content is organized and presented to users in a cohesive and structured manner. It serves as a repository or focal point for various content related to a specific topic, brand, or audience.
Hubs are a custom functionality. To get started with Hubs, you need to contact your Customer Success Manager (CSM), and they will enable the Hub. Once the Hub is enabled, Hubs is displayed in the Left Navigation Menu.
To create a Hub, setting up a domain is mandatory. The objective of defining a domain is to make it seem to users that your resource center is part of your website, even though it is hosted on Hushly’s servers. Learn more about managing and adding a Domain
How Hosting a Hub on a Subdomain Works
When a visitor accesses a Hub hosted on a subdomain, the request follows this general flow:
- A visitor enters the Hub's subdomain URL, such as
hub.yourdomain.com. - The DNS configuration for the subdomain directs the request to the Hub.
- The request is routed to the Hushly Hub.
- The Hub is displayed to the visitor using your subdomain.
Unlike hosting a Hub on a subdirectory, hosting it on a subdomain does not require the Hub to be placed under a path such as /resources
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