Tami Settergren

I'd like this feature, too. 

In the meantime, I'd like to use the API command that Brett pointed to:

curl https://{subdomain}.zendesk.com/api/v2/help_center/votes/{id}.json \
  -v -u {email_address}:{password} -X DELETE

What do I enter for "{id}.json"? I tried "115009336668/articles.json", where the number is the ID for an article, but it's not working. I get back "{"error":"InvalidEndpoint","description":"Not found"}*"

I've successfully used other API commands, so the other variables in my command should be ok.

Ok, that one worked:

$('.recent-activity-header').text("{{dc 'recently_viewed'}}");

I thought I'd tried that syntax, but must not have --thanks much, Trapta!

Hi Team Diziana,

The code is at the bottom of my home page:

It does work to change "Recent activity" to "Recently viewed", but I can't get it to work as Dynamic Content.

This code works great to change "Recent activity" to "Recently viewed":

But I can't get the dynamic content function to work. I've defined the content on the Dynamic Content page:

What then is the syntax for using the placeholder in the script? I tried many different syntaxes, including these:

But my home page still shows the default text "Recent activity". What am I missing?

A big thanks to you, Vladan! I've been trying to do this and learn HTML5 at the same time by looking things up on the web. Should have known to start with Zendesk Support articles first, you guys are great!