Adding headers to sections in the Zendesk Request form can enhance the form's readability. You can use jQuery to prepend headers to different sections.
For instance, to add headers, include the following jQuery statements in your JavaScript template:
$('.form-field.request_anonymous_requester_email').prepend('<h2>Your personal information</h2>'); $('.form-field.request_subject').prepend('<h2>Your issue</h2>');
This code adds headers like 'Your personal information' and 'Your issue' to the respective sections, making the form more organized.
To change the 'My Activities' link text in your Zendesk Help Center, you can use jQuery to customize it. Simply add themy-activities
class to theheader.hbs
template and then use a jQuery statement to modify the text. Here's a quick example:…
Renaming labels on the Zendesk Request form is straightforward with jQuery. You can change the 'Subject' and 'Description' labels by adding specific jQuery statements to your JavaScript template. For example, use…
Yes, you can prepopulate fields in custom ticket forms in Zendesk using jQuery. This is particularly useful for forms like product registration. You'll need the ticket form ID, which you can find in the form's URL. Then, use jQuery to set default…
Changing the order of custom fields on the Zendesk Request form can be done using jQuery. You'll need the IDs of the custom fields, which you can find in the Zendesk Support interface. For example, to reorder fields, you can use the following…
Hiding a language in the Zendesk language dropdown is useful if the content isn't ready for release. You can achieve this with a simple jQuery statement. For example, to hide French from the dropdown, add the following code to your JavaScript…
Replacing text strings with flag icons in the Zendesk language selector can make it more visually appealing. You can use jQuery to swap text with images. For instance, to replace 'English (US)' and 'Deutsch' with flags, use the following jQuery…
Yes, you can hide the Zendesk Community based on the selected language using jQuery. This is useful for tailoring content visibility. To hide the community for specific languages, add the following jQuery statement to your JavaScript template:…