The Zendesk article source code editor offers a variety of standard editing keyboard shortcuts to streamline your workflow.
For OS X users, you can use shortcuts like Cmd-a to select all, Opt-arrow-right to move forward a word, and Cmd-Enter to insert a blank line. Windows users can achieve similar actions with Ctrl-a, Alt-arrow-right, and Ctrl-Enter, respectively. These shortcuts are designed to make editing more efficient by allowing quick navigation and manipulation of text within the editor. For a full list of shortcuts, you can refer to theoriginal Zendesk documentation.
Search and multi-cursor shortcuts in the Zendesk source code editor help you quickly find and edit text. For OS X, you can open the search panel with Cmd-f, find the next occurrence with Cmd-g, and select the next occurrence with Cmd-d. Windows…
Folding shortcuts in the Zendesk source code editor allow you to collapse and expand sections of your code for better readability. On OS X, you can collapse a fold with Cmd-Opt-[ and expand it with Cmd-Opt-]. Windows users can use Ctrl-Shift-[ to…
The 'find and replace all' shortcut was removed from the Zendesk editor, causing frustration among users who relied on it for efficient editing. Previously, users could use Shift+Cmd+Option+F for this function, but it seems to have been updated or…
Toggling comments in the Zendesk source code editor is straightforward with the right keyboard shortcuts. For OS X users, you can toggle a single line comment with Cmd-/ and a block comment with Shift-Opt-a. On Windows, these actions can be…