Customizing Your Help Center Article Types

Customize the structure and content of each article type to fit your help center's needs. For each article type, you can edit the top section and add a Categories List and Selected Articles section. 
Note:
  • We're currently working on releasing new help center settings. If the steps in this article do not match your help center settings, click here for directions. 
  • You can add up to 10 total sections, including the default sections, to each article type. 

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Learn how to add and edit the following sections in your article types:

Editing the top section of your article types

Customize the layout, contents, and background of the top section for each of your article types. 
Tip:
Learn how to customize the header and footer that appear on every page of your Help Center. 

Editing the Informative Article type

Customize the structure and content the article type used most in your help center - Informative articles. You can allow articles to be voted helpful or unhelpful, provide contact options after unhelpful votes, design the Related Articles section, and more. 

Editing the Feature Request Article type

Customize the structure and content of the Feature Request article type. These articles help you gauge interest in features you don't have and inform customers when you develop them. You can let viewers click to vote for features and become followers, show a Related Articles section, and more. 

Editing the Known Issue Article type

Customize the structure and content of the Known Issue article type. These articles help you collect complaints about issues you're aware of and inform customers when they're fixed. You can let viewers click to report when they're experiencing issues, edit the thank you message, display Related Articles, and more. 

To customize additional text in your help center, such as the search bar placeholder:
  1. Click the Advanced tab at the top. 
  2. Click the Show More icon  next to the relevant language and select Customize Text
  3. Translate each Text field.
    Note: Use the Search field   to locate specific text strings or keys. 
  4. Click Save
  5. Repeat these steps for each language. 
Note:
To undo changes that you have not saved, click Revert at the top right. 

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