If your dynamic content isn't showing translations, it might be due to mismatched language settings.
Ensure that the names of your help center variant and the dynamic content variant match. For instance, if one is set to English (United States) and the other to English (United Kingdom), the dynamic content won't display correctly. Additionally, if you're using dynamic content in your help center theme code, make sure to use the correct format:{{ dc 'name_example' }}
instead of{{dc.name_example}}
. For agents, check that the Language field in their profile matches the dynamic content variant. If the correct variant isn't available, enable the matching language variant.
For more details, you can refer to the originalZendesk article.
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