To hide multiple items in Zendesk Help Center, you need to nest conditional statements in your Curlybars code. This is because you cannot pass multiple ID numbers into a single conditional statement. By nesting these statements, you can effectively analyze and hide multiple components, such as categories or sections.
For instance, if you want to hide multiple categories, you would write separate conditional statements for each category ID and nest them within your code. This approach allows you to manage the visibility of multiple items on your Help Center pages. For more detailed instructions and code examples, refer to theoriginal Zendesk article.
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