How can I open a helpdesk article in an iFrame?
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Using Crisp, it's possible to embed an article in your own website using an Iframe.
Here's how to proceed:
Retrieve an helpdesk article Link.
Append /reader/compact/ (compact mode, ie. without article title) or /reader/full/ (full mode, ie. with article title) after the URL
So it becomes for instance https://help.crisp.chat/en/article/how-to-add-the-crisp-chatbox-code-to-my-website-10wcj3l/readeSome readersHow can I include custom code on my Crisp Helpdesk?Adding custom code
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Crisp allows you to add custom HTML code to your Helpdesk so that you can add third party scripts (Google Analytics, Mixpanel, etc) or to customize the look and layout of the Helpdesk. Adding custom code is simple.
Go to app.crisp.chat
Go to your Settings
Helpdesk > Customize your Helpdesk
Edit Included custom HTML code

For example:Few readersHow can I change my Helpdesk Favicon?
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Your Helpdesk Favicon can be seen in browser tabs, as the tiny icons with the logo of your website. It is possible to change it.
Your Crisp Helpdesk Favicon is the same as your Crisp website icon. If you need to change the Helpdesk Favicon, you need to change the icon (or logo) of your Crisp website.Few readersHow can I embed videos from Loom in a helpdesk article?Retrieve the embed link from LoomConvert the code for Crisp
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Video content is key to better help customers. This tutorial provides help how to embed in a helpdesk article a video hosted on Loom
This procedure is a bit more complicated than for Youtube, Vimeo & others because Loom is not providing any solution to retrieve an embed link directly from a Loom link. So this video covers how to do it manually.
Go to your Loom sharable video link. For example https://www.loomFew readersSetup your Helpdesk domain nameVideo TutorialTechnical SetupThird Party TutorialsTroubleshooting
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By default, Crisp allows you to use an hosted knowledge base custom domain (eg.
acme.crisp.help
). However, it is possible (and recommended!) to configure a custom knowledge base domain (eg.
help.acme.com
).
Some DNS managers only require the beginning of the subdomain. For instance, instead of CNAME support.yourdomain.com you will have to provide CNAME support instead (without .yourdomain.com). Please compare witFew readersMy Helpdesk logo looks small, how to enlarge it?1. Rules for a good Helpdesk logo2. Customize the logo height with CSS
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You may have uploaded a custom image to be used as your Helpdesk logo. However, it looks too small when used on your Helpdesk. Let's find out how to make it look better.
A good Helpdesk logo should:
Be simple, and contain a single line of text
Every component of the logo should hold on the same vertical line (eg. actual logo icon and company name text)
Be much larger in width than in heightFew readersIs my Helpdesk optimized for search engines? (SEO)
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Crisp Helpdesk implements good practices to be as search engine friendly as possible. This helps improve the SEO for your own Helpdesk, which may then be searched directly from Google by your users when they have a question.
We think it's important that your Helpdesk content can be indexed and linked by search engines and crawlers so that your articles can be accessed from external search engines (eg. Google), but also easiFew readersHow can I customize my Helpdesk layout?Customize the Helpdesk
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If you would like to customize your Helpdesk layout, you can do so using Custom code. In this article we will provide you with some code snippets you can use in order to customize your Helpdesk.
If you're not familiar on where to add your custom code, you can follow this article here.
Jump to:
Removing tFew readersHow can I add my Helpdesk behind a reverse proxy?Reverse proxy usecaseSolution 1: Host the helpdesk on a subdomainSolution 2: Host the helpdesk on a subfolder
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This article shows how to use Crisp Helpdesk behind a custom page like
help.mywebsite.com
or on a specific subfolder like
mywebsite.com/help
.
This article covers how to use a reverse proxy for your Crisp Helpdesk. A reverse proxy can be used in multiple use cases:
Using Crisp Helpdesk under a custom domain
Using Crisp Helpdesk on a custom IP or custom server
Using Crisp Helpdesk in coFew readersHow can I include a document from Google Docs in a helpdesk article?
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Embedding documents from Google Docs in a Crisp article is easy. This tutorial provides help how to include a Google Doc in an article.
To embed a Google Doc in a Crisp article, we first need to have an URL pointing to the PDF version of your document. Your document URL should look like that:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1S8gJeCD_vDjbM2JKk8Ojkt-6Uj_fdn_NQPdzHeQnn0Y/edit
Just change the end of theFew readersHow can I add a new language to my Helpdesk?Create a knowledge baseHow to create a multilingual knowledge base?How to switch from one language to another?How to copy knowledge articles from
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Willing to offer a multilingual knowledge base system to your customers? here is how you can add as many languages as you want, and write articles in each of those languages.
Building a multilingual knowledge base is easy and will improve your customers' experience. That's why Crisp offers the ability to create multiple knowledge base within the same environmenFew readersWhich devices & Web browsers my Helpdesk is compatible with?Compatible browsersSupported device typesHow does it look like on different devices?
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Crisp Helpdesk was designed for modern Web browsers. It targets a wide range of device types, eg. Desktop, Mobile, Tablets. This article explains which device and browser compatibility you can expect of it.
Here's a list of Helpdesk-compatible browsers:
Chrome (Desktop & Mobile)
Firefox (Desktop & Mobile)
Safari (Desktop & Mobile)
Edge (Desktop & Mobile)
Opera (Desktop & Mobile)Few readers