To ensure consistent language display in the Zendesk Help Center, it's important to follow best localization practices. One approach is to remove the locale from URLs, allowing them to adapt to the user's browser language.
Additionally, redirecting untranslated articles to an existing language or adding a default language version can help maintain consistency. These practices help create a reliable experience for users, regardless of their browser language settings.
Zendesk determines the language of help center articles based on the user's browser settings. When a user visits the help center, their browser's language setting is automatically detected. If the article is available in that language, it will be…
If a help center article isn't translated into your browser's language, it will be displayed in the default language of the help center. This ensures that you can still access the information even if it's not available in your preferred language….
Seeing an 'Oops' page instead of the default language can occur due to inconsistencies in how untranslated articles are handled. While the expected behavior is to show the default language, some users might encounter an error page instead. To avoid…
If your preferred language isn't supported in the Zendesk Help Center, the articles will be displayed in the default language. This ensures that you can still access the necessary information. While this might not be ideal, it allows you to…