Creating dynamic content is a key step in translating your Zendesk help center. Start by generating language variants for each language you want to display.
Once you have your dynamic content, copy the placeholder, which begins with{{dc
. This placeholder will be used in your help center's source code to replace the text you want to translate. By using dynamic content, you can easily manage translations across different languages.
To translate text from your Zendesk help center's source code, you can use dynamic content. First, ensure that your locale matches your help center's language variant. For instance, if your help center is in English (US), you must enable the…
Matching the locale with your help center variant is crucial for dynamic translation. If the language variant doesn't match, the text won't be dynamically translated. For example, if your help center is set to English (US), you must enable the…
Replacing text with dynamic content placeholders in Zendesk involves a few simple steps. First, open the code of your help center where you want to translate text. Find the text you want to replace and use the dynamic content placeholder you copied…
After replacing text with dynamic content in your Zendesk help center, the final step is to publish your changes. This will apply the translations and make them visible to users. Publishing ensures that all the dynamic content placeholders are…