- Getting Started
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Managing Content
- Creating and managing sections
- Creating and managing topics
- Creating and managing articles
- Changing the order of topics and articles within topics
- Inserting images, photos and attaching files
- Embedding YouTube videos and similar content
- Adding and editing a table
- Adding a Table of Contents to an article
- Disabling a section, an article or a topic for a specific language
- Layout & Appearance
- People & Permissions
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Managing Help Centers
- Creating a new Help Center
- Changing your Help Center's visibility (public vs. private/internal)
- Changing your Help Center's name or subdomain
- Add or remove a locale
- Translating the Help Center Name
- Custom navigation links
- Custom footer blocks
- Adding a copyright or a footer note
- Configuring Cookies & Tracking Consent
- Configuring a custom domain + SSL Certificate
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- Account & Billing
Custom footer blocks
Footer blocks are a way to promote additional content and are displayed in the Help Center footer. In the following screenshot, Want to build a help center like this one? is a footer block:
To create a footer block, head to Help Center Settings and select the Footer Blocks tile.
From this screen, you can change the order of the blocks or create a new one.
Click + New Footer Block to create a footer block.
Title: a title to introduce the block.
Description: a description to provide more context.
Call to action (optional): this will create a button and the label of the button will be the text you enter here.
Call to action destination: the URL where you want the button to lead .
To create a footer block, head to Help Center Settings and select the Footer Blocks tile.
From this screen, you can change the order of the blocks or create a new one.
Click + New Footer Block to create a footer block.
Title: a title to introduce the block.
Description: a description to provide more context.
Call to action (optional): this will create a button and the label of the button will be the text you enter here.
Call to action destination: the URL where you want the button to lead .
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