Feature Requests

Be able to pull content from different sources and it be the question. For example, I could click "Add new question from source", and then search for the file (e.g. "Pricing Info 2014.pdf"), and have the KB article essentially pull content from that source and display it (and auto-update when that file updates).

It would be great if we could modify this message to add a contact email or any other important information for the users

We want to change the Autor of an article manually (manage collaborators) and this new autor will be displayed o nthe article page. This is specially helpful if the autor leaves the company and the article will be "assigned" to somebody else.

When an outside user is on our https://help.mi4p.com/odyssey2userguide page, at the top is the 'Search' with a magnifying glass. If a term or word is typed in there, I know that a list of pages (articles) is then presented to the user However, is there a way that if a user clicks on an article as a result of the search, that HelpJuice can drill down and take a user to that specific term/section of said article or at least provide a list of that searched term? Example: At the top of https://help.mi4p.com/odyssey2userguide , I search for 'Attributes'. The first page at the top of the returned search is 'Definitions of Terms'. Within this page about 1/2 way down is a section called 'Attribute'. Can HelpJuice take a user directly to the 'Attribute' section of the https://help.mi4p.com/137112-what-is-odyssey-v2-0/definitions-of-terms?from_search=77468265 article so that a user doesn't have to scroll to find where on that potentially long page the searched word or words of 'Attribute' is found? This would help our users not have to scroll or figure out Ctrl + F to use search from their browser (as many don't know that Crtl +F is something that can be done within a browser).

When putting Swifty in a custom enterprise application only public content is available. We need to allow for internal articles to be returned as well once authorized using API key or basic auth like the API endpoints allow. We have documentation on our internal application and do not want to make that content public but still use swifty for our employees to access how-to articles related to our application.

According to support all I can do is clone a category; I would like a simple action from an Article's . . . menu to be "Clone" or "Duplicate" and create a copy of that article.

Since we're able to change Swifty's name on the chatbox, would you make it possible to reflect the same name on the search bar as well? Thank you!

When using the Ctrl+F search function in articles that were created with the old editor, it would open the tab and accordion where the searched word is written so you could find things quicker. In articles created in the new editor, the search function does not work, it will just show no results unless you manually open the tab before. The Ctrl+F function should work as it does in the old editor.