Embedding documents in Zendesk Help Center is generally safe if you follow best practices. However, Zendesk provides a disclaimer that they do not support or guarantee the code used for embedding.
To embed documents, you need to enable the 'Display unsafe content' option, which may pose security risks. Always ensure that the embed code is from a trusted source like Google Docs or OneDrive to minimize potential issues.
You can embed Office or Adobe documents in Zendesk Help Center articles, but it requires some manual steps. Zendesk doesn't natively support document previews, so you'll need to use an iframe to embed content hosted on a third-party service like…
To enable document previews in Zendesk Help Center, you need to use third-party services. Zendesk doesn't support native document previews, but you can embed documents using an iframe. First, enable the 'Display unsafe content' option in your help…
Embedding a document in Zendesk articles involves a few steps using third-party services. Since Zendesk doesn't support native document previews, you'll need to use an iframe. First, go to your help center settings and select 'Display unsafe…
Zendesk does not support native document previews due to platform limitations. However, you can still display documents by embedding them using third-party services. To do this, you'll need to enable the 'Display unsafe content' option in your help…