Welcome to this lesson on your User Guide feature in the Support OS system!
User Guides are essential tools for familiarizing users with the app's various features.
You can add & edit your custom steps! Whether adding a new step to a premade user guide or starting from scratch, custom steps will help differentiate you from the competition. Each step in a tour can be configured with a title, target XPath (to identify the UI element), placement within the app interface, and content to be displayed.
- Step Title: The title or name given to a specific step within a tour or user guide. It provides a brief description or indication of the action or task the user should perform.
- Target XPath: The XPath expression is used to identify the specific UI element associated with the step. XPath is a query language for selecting nodes from an XML document, and in this context, it helps pinpoint the exact location of the user interface element within the application.
- Step Placement: Specifies where the step should appear within the application interface. It determines the visual positioning of the step relative to the UI element identified by the Target XPath.
- Tour: Refers to the overall sequence or series of steps that guide users through a particular process or workflow within the application. A tour typically consists of multiple steps, each designed to help users accomplish a specific task or goal.
- Content: The information or instructions provided to users within a step. This can include text, images, videos, or any other type of multimedia content that aids in explaining the task or action associated with the step.
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To Find the XPath code on the given page, follow these steps:
- Open inspect tool
- right click on element, inspect
- Hover over HTML that is highlighted
- Right click
- Select copy xpath