Currently, Zendesk does not offer a native option to create a read-only discussion topic where only admins can post.
However, you can close individual posts for comments to prevent further discussion. This means that while you can't make an entire topic read-only, you can control the interaction on a post-by-post basis. For more detailed solutions, you might want to explore community suggestions or workarounds shared by other users.
Adding a new discussion topic in Zendesk is straightforward. You can create as many topics as you need to organize your community discussions effectively. To add a topic, click 'Add' in the top menu bar and select 'Community topic'. Enter a name…
Yes, you can edit or delete a discussion topic in Zendesk if needed. This allows you to keep your community discussions organized and up-to-date. To edit a topic, open it in the help center and click 'Edit topic' in the top menu bar. Make your…
Reordering discussion topics in Zendesk is a simple process that helps you organize your community discussions in a way that makes sense for your users. To manually reorder topics, click the 'Arrange content' icon in the sidebar, then select…
In Zendesk, only Guide managers have the permissions to add, edit, delete, and manually arrange community discussion topics. Agents and moderators do not have these permissions, so it's important to ensure that the right people have the necessary…
Yes, you can restrict access to certain discussion topics in Zendesk to control who can view and participate in them. By default, topics are visible to all users, but you can choose to restrict access to signed-in users. On Guide Professional and…