Re: Do You Put A Book Title In Quotes
Sandrine Willert
Has anyone found a place (I might be blindly missing this) where you can have staff adjust their job titles within HubSpot? The reason I ask is when generating quotes staff are not having Job Titles auto inserted. We are able to adjust these on a one-off basis when creating a quote, but not have it be something standard the system seems to know.
The Job title is taken from the "job title" that was provided the last time a user created a quote. So if a new team member comes on board and creates a quote and inserts a job title that will be the default moving forward.
NP,
Your question is very relevant. Without the ability to set an account level value for Job Title, this creates an unnecessary manual step. This is tedious, inefficient, and error-prone for a business that generates many quotes. I'd be satisfied with the ability to create a custom property that I could assign to this field on the quote template.
I will add this to the new ideas/suggestions forum in hopes that it receives enough upvotes to make it into the HS backlog, perhaps even a near-term sprint.
Hello @DianaGomez
I don't understand why I should do this if people find this when they search for the same problem? Moreover, there is another comment from 2023. Looks like it's still unanswered.
Hello Diana,
Could you suggest to your team that the comments in a topic thread be ordered from newest to oldest? This might obviate the need to start a new thread about the same topic, optimize searching, etc.
Thank you for sharing this suggestion with your colleagues.
Respectfully,
Jonathan
Hi Jack,
Half of my team did not insert the job title the first time around.
Can you please help?
Secondly, what happens when a team member gets promoted and needs to change the "job title" in the quote to reflect their role?
Thank you
The problem is that when there are double quotes inside $_GET['title'] variable only the part before that quote is sent to facebook. I know why this happens but can't think of any solution to this problem. Any ideas?
If you need both single and double quotes in yaml you can do it i think - if the title is in the front matter you need to figure out how to do both quotes in yaml. Google yaml syntax and you should find lots of info. You might be able to escape them like \"
This was initially a Winston Churchill quote about Russia (after the colon anyway). However, it seems silly to reference it directly in the title and I have been looking around on the web and cannot find how to reference something that only appears in the title.
A better option in my opinion, is to start the introduction with the same quote built into an explanatory sentence and then add the reference there. After all, the quote must have a significant meaning for your work, otherwise it would not form the title. I am not sure what the "GCR2" stands for but in general one should avoid abbreviations in the title.
A third possibility is to rewrite the title to something more explicit. you can have the quote as the main title followed by a subtitle that explains the significance. Different field have different ways of handling such titles so I cannot say what would be suitable for you. The title should draw attention to your work and make readers decide whether the work is worth reading. For me it has no meaning and although I am in a different field, I think that is a sign that the construct is not optimal.
without any citations or quotation marks, or any mention to Churchill or any of it. In the introduction of the paper, however, make sure to mention where appropriate the quote, and to give the appropriate reference(s) to it.
In particular, do not try to add footnotes, or references to the title. Any of it would result in turning a clever choice of title into something very confusing, which may further lead to unintentional mistakes when others try to reference your paper.
In fact, if your title were something like "To be or not to be. Of proteins and men", where what you quote or reference is essentially universally known, I would suggest not to bother explaining it anywhere, as it could be perceived as you suggesting your readers would not understand it otherwise, and they in turn may react negatively to such a suggestion.
All that said, if you want to avoid the ugly of an endnote in the title, you could use the phrase in the first para or so of the intro (not the abstract) and then put an endnote citation on that first usage. This also has the benefit of cluing in the unwashed towards the beginning of your paper (and making the smarty pants pat themselves on the back).
For example: "In 1952, Winston Churchill penned the famous quote "blabla" to describe the secretive Soviet Union.(endnote number1) In recent years, GCR2 has drawn the interest, and frustration, of researchers trying to understand how it [does whatever it does]. This review will describe the major recent findings and remaining questions for this critical protein [or whatever it is]."
While I love the quote, you could also consider to kill it in the title. There is a point of view in science writing (and all writing) that you should find whatever you did that you think is cute and kill it. Note, I'm not endorsing this...I like a little "juice". But it is an option. However, it does work very well for the title of an oral talk (where a little "tease" is helpful).
The authors quickly explain why the plain meaning of the two references are relevant (they were studying "black rings", and there was "one" that basically governed things; and black holes and bound states were discussed, hence the second part), and there's a footnote in the acknowledgments/funding disavowing any association with the Tolkien estate.
Notice how the names of the posters presented in the preview pane are replaced by the topic title when saved. This is the kind of discrepancy that makes the resultant post noticeably more difficult to parse then what the preview pane presents.
I am copying items from one list to another and I am seeing this error - this appears to be for items have have quotes in the title field. All items are copying apart from ones that contain ' or ".
Is there any way of combating this without having to remove the quotes from each affected item in the list?
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