You can stage content updates for an existing article in Zendesk by creating a work in progress version. This allows you to make changes without affecting the live article until you're ready to publish.
To start, either click 'Open article' from the article assignment email notification or navigate to the published article and click 'Edit' in the top menu bar. Make your updates and click 'Save' to create a work in progress version. Remember, these changes won't affect the live article until you publish the staged version. For more details, check out theoriginal link.
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