A requests-only help center without JavaScript offers a smoother experience for agents and users. By avoiding JavaScript, you eliminate potential issues like agent access restrictions and complications with user sign-in or multiple locales.
This method simplifies the setup process and ensures that the help center functions effectively without additional customizations. It also avoids the default behavior of redirecting agents to the Zendesk Support interface, which can be problematic. This approach is more straightforward and user-friendly.
To set up a requests-only help center in Zendesk, you need to modify your help center's home page to allow users to submit and view requests only. This involves editing the home page template to add buttons for submitting new requests and checking…
To hide unneeded elements in your Zendesk help center, you need to comment out specific lines of code in various templates. This includes removing community and navigation links, as well as the search function. Open the header template and comment…
Yes, you can change the default button styling in your Zendesk help center by editing the CSS. This allows you to customize the appearance of buttons to better fit your brand. To do this, open the style.css file in the Guide's Customize design…
Localizing home page buttons in Zendesk involves using dynamic content to ensure the button text is language-specific for users accessing the page in different languages. To achieve this, create dynamic content in the Admin Center and insert it…