Feature Requests

Amazingly you cannot input the verbatim title of an article and have it surface in the search. You have to click "more posts" and dig through the search results to find the article. Doesn't matter if you've added tags, keywords and then type in the verbatim title. The search shows irrelevant results. An actual working search would be a great addition to this help center.

We're logged in and know that we're using the Helpjuice knowledge base. Until now, I knew that this or that person wanted the same features as I do. Now I'm completely lost. In my opinion, the animal names make it difficult for Helpjuice customers to use the feature requests effectively. My real name is Gabi Reinhard.

When I decrease the screen size, the table of contents just moves to the top of the article rather than being an expandable sidebar. This is not great, particularly on mobile. I also would love to see the ToC reflect the heading size of that it's not a flat list of headings, but an organized hierarchy.

I'd like to compare two published versions rather than individual revisions for a single version. It can be hard to know what changes actually happened when you only fix a typo or two and then publish.

Ability to insert a section/paragraph along with images, dropdowns, etc. (rather than an entire article or just a definition) and view this universal content in its own tab. Should be able to see the articles it's in and option to publish articles once that universal content is updated.m

To improve the broken links checker, it should: Indicate if the article with the broken link is Archived. Provide a filter option to exclude Archived articles. Currently, the broken links checker may generate a lengthy list of articles, making it difficult to identify if an article is Active (requires attention) or Archived (doesn't require attention).

Like google, make it so if someone has a typo or something in the search it will offer other search suggestions.

The new automatic creation of versions when any change is made to a previously published article is now making it difficult to identify where/how information has been updated. Can we please make the "Compare with Current Revision" button on the Revision History screen available when a different article version is selected?

Meta titles and meta descriptions are already defined/coded for category and question pages. In a few cases, the defined titles and descriptions don't make much sense. It would be great if custom fields can be introduced, where Meta titles and meta descriptions can be added while adding the article. So, whenever a new article is added it should create meta info according to the default code but when meta info is added in custom fields it should replace the previous info (created because of already done code)

currently the article link contains the name of the article. However, when the name is updates, the title DOES NOT change. This makes it confusing. The unique identifier is much easier to work with.