Guide
Note
This is an informational page for the Zendesk Guide. It may not reflect the way we actually manage Zendesk Guide.
- If you are looking for information about maintaining Guide, please see Guide workflow
- If you are looking for information about maintaining themes, please see Themes workflow
What is Zendesk Guide?
Zendesk Guide is the system that generates the support portal and related matters, such as:
- Help articles
- General appearance
- Built-in integrations
A more general way to think of it is that it is the Help Center.
Accessing Zendesk Guide
The main way to access Zendesk Guide is to click the 4 squares in the top-right of the page and then select Knowledge
. This will open up the Zendesk Guide in a new tab.
That all said, where you land after that largely depends on previous actions you have done in Guide. As such, we generally recommend accessing it via:
Components of Zendesk Guide
On the admin page for Zendesk Guide, you will find several icons on the left-hand side of the page:
Position | Icon | Meaning | Direct links |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Manage articles | Global - US Government | |
2 | Moderate content | Global - US Government | |
3 | Arrange content | Global - US Government | |
4 | Customize design | Global - US Government | |
5 | User permissions | Global - US Government | |
6 | Settings | Global - US Government |
User permissions
Note
This should be the single source of truth for the user permissions used (for all Zendesk instances). Never make changes outside of approved workflows.
Always be cautious of changes. Many of these can have significant downstream impacts.
- User segments
- Signed-in users
- Agents and admins
- Management permissions
- Editors and Publishers
- Not activated
- Adminstrators
- Edit permissions: Admins
- Publish permissions: Admins
- Agents and admins
- Edit permissions: Admins
- Publish permissions: Admins
- Editors and Publishers
- Community moderators
- Unused
- Content blocks
- Allow agents to update content blocks
Settings
Note
This should be the single source of truth for the settings used (for all Zendesk instances). Never make changes outside of approved workflows.
Always be cautious of changes. Many of these can have significant downstream impacts.
- Guide settings
- Content management
- Anonymous voting on articles
- Content moderation
- Moderate all content
- User profiles
- Security
- Display unsafe content
- Require sign in
- Allow email notifications for restricted articles
- Requests
- Set the default sorting for comments in my requests:
Sort by oldest comment to newest
- Enable agents to manage request from Help Center
- Set the default sorting for comments in my requests:
- Integrations
- Google Analytics
- Powered by Zendesk logo
- Turn on anonymous user tracking
- Content management
- Article verification
All articles
- Rule name:
All articles
- Fequency:
30 day interval
- Apply filters:
Filters
- Rule name:
- Language settings
- This will vary from instance to instance depending on dynamic content and localization use
- Search settings
- Search sources
GitLab, Inc.
, Help CenterGitLab Documentation
, External content
- Features articles
- None
- Crawlers
docs.gitlab.com
- Sitemap URL:
docs.gitlab.com/sitemap.xml
- Domain ownership verification:
REDACTED
- Name:
docs.gitlab.com
- Owner:
Jason Colyer
- Source:
GitLab Documentation
- Type:
Documentation Pages
- Sitemap URL:
- Search filters
- Sources
GitLab Documentation
- Types:
Documentation Pages
- Sources
- Search sources
- Gather settings
- Activate community
- Enable @mentions
- Enable alias
- Enable user badges
- Allow all users to add content tags to their community posts
- User badges
- Unused
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