To remove the 'empty' label, you need to edit your theme's code. First, make a copy of your live theme. Then, in the Guide, select your theme, click 'Customize', and 'Edit code'. In 'section_page.hbs', find the code with 'empty' and remove it, keeping the apostrophes intact.
Alternatively, you can hide the 'empty' label by adding a CSS rule in 'style.css' to set '.section-empty' to 'display: none;'. Remember, these changes are instructional, and Zendesk doesn't support custom code. For more guidance, visit theoriginal link.
The word 'empty' appears when a section or category in your Zendesk help center has no articles. If you're using subsections, it shows up when a section contains subsections without articles, or all articles are only within other subsections. To…
Before editing your Zendesk theme to remove 'empty', it's crucial to make a copy of your live theme. This ensures you have a backup in case anything goes wrong during the editing process. Once you have a copy, you can proceed to edit the code…
Yes, you can hide the 'empty' label in your Zendesk help center using CSS. Simply add a rule in your 'style.css' file to set '.section-empty' to 'display: none;'. This method is an alternative to editing the theme code directly and can be a quick…