To add or remove labels on individual articles in your Zendesk help center, navigate to the article and click 'Edit article' in the top menu bar. If the Article settings panel isn't visible, click the Article settings icon to expand it. Then, click the Placement card to expand the Placement panel and scroll down to the Labels section. Start typing the label you want to add and select 'Add as new label' or choose a matching label if it exists. To remove a label, click the 'x' beside the label name. Remember to click 'Save' to apply your changes. For more details, check out theoriginal guide.
Yes, you can change labels on multiple Zendesk articles simultaneously. In Guide, click the Manage articles icon in the sidebar, find the articles you want to update, and select them. You can select up to 30 articles at a time. Click the Article…
Labels are useful for influencing article search relevance, controlling bot article recommendations, and creating lists of related articles. They can make your articles more search-friendly and help define a whitelist of articles for bot…
When adding labels to Zendesk articles, use them sparingly and focus on single-word labels where possible. Avoid using long phrases or variations of the same word. Ensure the article title and body contain relevant keywords, as they are more…
You can filter Zendesk articles by labels using the Help Center API. There are two endpoints: Article and Search. The Article endpoint queries the Help Center database, while the Search endpoint uses native Help Center search. These endpoints…
While you can use multi-word phrases as labels in Zendesk, it's generally more efficient to use single-word labels. Multi-word labels are broken into individual words for search purposes. If you need to use multi-word phrases, consider using…
Labels in Zendesk are generally case-insensitive, meaning 'automobile' and 'AUTOmobile' will be treated the same in search results. However, when using filters, an exact match is required, so it's best to keep label capitalization consistent for…