Yes, you can display snippets of translated text on your Zendesk Help Center pages. This feature allows you to dynamically change text based on the user's language, such as welcome messages or legal notices.
To add translated text snippets, specify the language variants in the Admin Center and insert the dynamic content in a template in Guide. This functionality uses the dynamic content feature and is not meant for localizing articles or titles. Ensure you have language variants for all supported languages to avoid missing content in certain languages.
To support multiple languages in your Zendesk Help Center, you need to configure it to accommodate the languages you want to support. This involves enabling the languages in your help center settings and ensuring that your articles, sections, and…
Localizing your Zendesk Help Center involves a specific workflow to ensure all content is accessible in multiple languages. First, configure your help center to support the languages you need. Then, get your articles translated outside of the help…
Adding translations to sections and categories in Zendesk is crucial for displaying translated articles. Each translated article must have a parent page (section and category) translated in the same language. To add a translated title for a section…
You can add translated versions of existing articles or create new articles in different languages in your Zendesk Help Center. This process involves navigating to the existing article, selecting the translation panel, and adding a new language….
If your translated articles are not displaying in Zendesk, it might be due to missing translations for the parent pages (sections and categories). Each translated article must have a corresponding section and category translated in the same…
Dynamic content in Zendesk allows you to specify language variants for text snippets, which can be inserted into templates to display the appropriate language based on the user's locale. To use dynamic content, specify the language variants in the…