< Back Studio, Partners & Enterprise Wix Studio Studio Editor: Working With Layers Manage the layers of a page as you're working on it in the Studio Editor. This is where you see all of the sections and elements, to better understand their hierarchy. The Layers panel is also helpful when you need to select an element that is difficult to find on the canvas. The structure of the Layers panel The Layers panel displays all of the sections in the current page, in a hierarchy from top to bottom. If the page has a header at the top, for instance, it appears at the top of the list. When nesting elements within other elements, it creates a parent/child relationship between them. For example, text elements within a container are its child elements. In turn, that container is the child of the section that displays it. The Layers panel is organized according to this parenting logic, so you can click a parent element to see its child elements. If your page has any global sections , they are highlighted green. Use the search bar to quickly find the layer you need. You can type the element name or ID. Selecting and managing layers The Layers panel is a useful and quick way to navigate to a certain element on the page. It's also a great way to find an element, for example, if you have overlapping elements and you can't locate or select the one you need. When you hover over a layer, it is highlighted on the page. If you click the layer, the Editor scrolls directly to that element. Even if you close the panel at this point, your selection is still saved. Tip: Select multiple elements by holding the Shift key as you click on them. Did you know? You can also select layers from the breadcrumbs bar at the bottom left of the editor. Managing a layer Found the layer you need? From this panel, you can perform actions like copying the layer, moving it up or down, choosing which pages to show it on and much more. Manage a layer by doing one of the following: Right-click on the layer's name. Hover over the layer's name and click the More Actions icon . Setting a layer selection preference The Studio Editor lets you choose a default pathway for grabbing layers on your canvas. Decide which element gets "selected" when you click a parent container that has child elements. Parent Container First: The parent container (e.g., container box, stack, etc.) is selected when you click it. Then, you can click again on any element inside to edit it. Child Element First: The specific child element you click on is selected, not its parent container. To set a layer selection preference: Click the Wix Studio icon at the top left. Hover over View . Hover over Layer Selection . Select the relevant option: Parent Container First or Child Element First . Renaming layers When adding many sections, containers and elements to a page, it might become difficult to tell them apart in the Layers panel. Rename layers to make sure they're easy to recognize - double-click the relevant layer to give it a new name. Using Dev Mode? Display element IDs in the Layers panel to easily identify elements in your code. Enable the Display IDs toggle to see the IDs as defined in the Properties panel. Reordering layers Using drag and drop, you can easily reorder elements and sections on the current page. As the Layers panel is organized from top to bottom, moving elements around also affects their location on the page. When working with overlapping elements, reordering them also affects the Z order. For example, if you want text to appear on top of a shape, the text must be above the shape in the Layers panel. You can only drag and drop elements within their parent. It is not possible to drag an element to a different parent. Changed the section order on smaller breakpoints? You can always re-apply the order you currently have on desktop. Go to the Layers panel, click the More Actions icon next to Page and select Use Section Order on All Breakpoints . Hiding and unhiding elements You can quickly hide an element from the current breakpoint, directly on the canvas, by clicking the More Actions icon on the element and selecting Hide . However, if you ever need to unhide the element, you must do it from the Layers panel. A hidden element appears with a Hidden icon so you can easily locate it on the list. Tip: When adding an element to a smaller breakpoint (e.g. mobile), it's always hidden on larger breakpoints (e.g. desktop). Following these steps, you can make the element appear on the larger breakpoints. To unhide an element: Click Layers on the left side of the editor. Locate the hidden element on the list. Click the Show icon . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Stores: Managing Pricing Settings Important: We're in the process of releasing a brand-new product creation page. If the first field you see is ' Images and videos ', you have the previous version and should follow these instructions on creating a physical or digital product and adding a sale price . Pricing products effectively is an essential part of running a successful online store. This article will guide you through the different types of pricing settings that are available. Setting the price of products and variants While creating a product, you'll enter the product price in the Pricing section. If you create product options, you'll manage the product price and other pricing settings per variant (even if they're all sold at the same price). To set product and variant prices: Go to Products in your site's dashboard. Create a new product or edit an existing one. In the Pricing section, enter the product price. (Optional) Edit pricing for product variants you created. Click Edit Variants . Edit the price of any variants. Click Apply & Continue . Add a strikethrough price You can add a strikethrough price to indicate to customers that a product's price was previously higher. For example, when the price is $44 and the strikethrough price is $56, this is what your customers see in your shop. Tip: The strikethrough price is just a display price. It's not linked to the product price. To add a strikethrough price: Go to Products in your site's dashboard. Create a new product or edit an existing one. In the Pricing section, enter the strikethrough price. (Optional) Edit the strikethrough price for product variants you created. Click Edit Variants . Edit the strikethrough price of any variants. Click Apply & Continue . Calculating cost of goods The cost of goods is the amount it costs you to produce or purchase a product. It's used to calculate your profit and margin, helping you make informed business decisions. After entering a product's price and the cost of goods, your profit and margin are calculated automatically. Tips: For products with options, the cost of goods is calculated per variant. After setting up the cost of goods, any changes to a product's price, like cost increases or sales, automatically update the profit and margin calculations To calculate cost of goods: Go to Products in your site's dashboard. Create a new product or edit an existing one. In the Pricing section, enter your cost under Cost of goods . (Optional) Manage cost of goods for product variants you created: Click Edit Variants . Scroll right and edit the cost of goods for any of the variants. Click Apply & Continue . Tip: If you don't see the cost of goods fields, you can customize the columns to add them (see the FAQ below). Displaying a price per unit Price per unit is a display of product pricing based on weight or volume, ensuring transparency for customers. After setup, it updates automatically when you change the product price or add a discount. If a product has product options, the price per unit is managed separately for each variant. The price per unit is calculated automatically and appears on your live site under the product price. Tip: Displaying a price per unit is required in some countries. To set up a price per unit display: Go to Products in your site's dashboard. Create a new physical product or edit an existing one. In the Pricing section, click the Show price per unit toggle to enable it. Under Total product quantity in units , select the relevant type of unit (e.g. ounces) from the drop-down. Tip: You can switch between metric and imperial units in your regional settings. Under Base unit , enter the unit you want to measure by (e.g. enter 1 ounce to display a price per ounce). Under Total units in product , enter the total product quantity (e.g. if you are selling a 5-ounce jar, enter "5"). (Optional) Manage price per unit for product variants you created: Click Edit Variants . Scroll right and edit the Base unit or Total units in variant for any of the variants. Click Apply & Continue . Displaying product price as a price range If you created product options with different prices, you can indicate that the price has a range. To display prices as a price range: Go to Store products & inventory settings in your site's dashboard. Scroll down and enable the Show "From" next to the price toggle. FAQs Click a question below to learn more. How can I change my store's currency? To change your store's currency, go to Language & Region in your site's dashboard and select an option from the currency drop-down. How can I switch to metric or imperial units? To switch to metric or imperial units, update your Language & Regional settings . I'm editing product options. Why don't I see some of the settings? There are many available product option settings. Use the Customize column feature to set which ones are visible, and then use the horizontal scrollbar to access them all. You can save your most commonly used selection as your default view along with additional views. To customize the product option columns: Select a product and click Edit Variants . Click the Customize column icon . Select the checkboxes next to the columns you want to display and close the window. Click Apply & Continue . (Optional) Save your selections: Click Manage View . Select an option: Click Save as default view: Your selections are applied to all products. Click Save as new view: Give this view a name and save it to quickly apply the selections in future. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Stores: Setting When Inventory Gets Updated Control whether your inventory quantities update as soon as an order is placed or when you receive payment for that order. Choosing the Best Inventory Update Setting for Your Business When deciding which setting to use, you should consider the following: Which payment provider are you using? Some payment providers take up to 5 days to process payments. In this case, if a customer purchases the last product in stock and your inventory isn't set to update when the order is placed, new customers may successfully purchase out-of-stock products. Tip: We recommend that users with payment providers that do not process payments immediately select the "update when the order is placed" setting. These payment providers include: Boleto, Konbini, and Komoju. Note that payment providers who do usually process payments immediately, such as PayPal, sometimes experience delays. This may occasionally cause out-of-stock items to be purchased, especially if you have a large volume of sales. Are you expecting a spike in traffic? If you have an increase in traffic because of a sale, a holiday season (e.g. Cyber Monday), or as a result of extra exposure, it also increases the likelihood that customers could purchase out-of-stock items if your store is set to the "update only after the order is paid" setting. To prevent this from happening, we recommend temporarily setting inventory to the "update when the order is placed" setting. When traffic reduces to normal levels, you can change the setting back. How likely are you to run out of stock? Take into consideration how much stock you normally have on hand. If you have large quantities of stock that are unlikely to run out - even if you have a spike in sales - you may prefer to use the "update only after the order is paid" setting. On the other hand, if you only keep a small number of each product in stock, and it takes a long time to restock, the "update when the order is placed" setting may be more suitable for your business. What Happens if a Payment is not Completed? If you chose the "update when the order is placed" setting, your inventory reduces as soon as your customer checks out. Then, if you do not receive payment for some reason, the product is re-added to the inventory as soon as Wix Stores receives notification that payment couldn't be completed. Note: If a customer starts to purchase the last item in stock without completing payment, you may see a notification saying that a product is out of stock. However, when trying to locate the relevant order, it won't be found because the customer never completed the sale and the item was re-added to inventory. Learn more about troubleshooting pending and missing orders . Setting When Inventory Quantities Update Go to Store products & inventory settings in your site's dashboard. Select an option under Update store inventory : Only after the order is paid: Inventory is updated as soon as you receive payment. Note: For some payment providers, this can take a few days. When the order is placed: Inventory is updated as soon as the customer checks out. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Adding a Hotel Search Bar to Your Site Important: This article refers to the original Wix Hotels app. If you are using the new Wix Hotels by HotelRunner, read this article . Learn how to check which version of Wix Hotels you are using . The Wix Hotels Search Bar allows potential guests to check what accommodation you have available from any page of your site. It's a great idea to add the Search Bar to your home page so visitors see it as soon as they arrive. To add a search bar: Click the Wix Hotels app in the Editor. Click Settings . Click the Add-Ons tab. Click the Add to Site drop-down next to Search Bar . Select the page you want to place the search bar on. (Optional) Drag the search bar to place it and use the stretch handles to resize it. Click Settings . Click the following tabs to customize the Search Bar to suit your needs: Settings Layout : Select a layout for your search bar. Fields : Select or deselect the Kids checkbox to show or hide this field. Note: This is useful if your hotel or rental property does not allow children. Date format: Click the drop-down and select your preferred date format. Design Titles text: Select the color and font of the title text. Body text: Select the color and font of the body text. Background: Select the background color and drag the slider to change the opacity. Buttons background: Select the background color of the buttons and drag the slider to change the opacity. Buttons text color: Select the button text color and drag the slider to change the opacity. Separators color: Select the separator line color and drag the slider to change the opacity. Fields background: Select the field background color. Fields text color: Select the field text color. Text Title: Edit the title text. Date Labels: Edit the check in and check out text. Guest Labels: Edit the Adult and Kids text. Button label: Edit the search button text. Tip: You can place the Search Bar on multiple pages of your site, and design each one differently. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Building your community Wix Groups: An Overview Wix Groups is a great platform to build a community for your members with shared interests. Get members talking about your brand, and to each other, using your group's discussion board. As a group owner, you can post announcements and promote exclusive events for members to join. Ready to get started? Add Wix Groups to your site and set up your group. Create unique groups for your members Create unique groups for members who share similar interests. Groups make it easy for you to give your members a place to get the conversation going and encourage them to engage with your business / brand. Choose from pre-existing templates or create one from scratch to create your first group. Build relationships with potential group members Create membership questions for people to answer when they request to join your group. This gives you an opportunity to get to know your members before they join. What's next? When new members join, you can post on your Groups Feed to welcome them and introduce them to the other members. Create a community with your Groups Feed Your Groups Feed lets members easily discover new group content in real-time. Members can also interact with each other and join new groups based on their interests. Promote engagement in your group Upload a variety of content to generate buzz around a topic by creating and managing posts . For example, you can post business updates and announcements you want members to know about. Organize posts in your group: Assign feed topics to posts in your group to help your members find what they are looking for. Bring group members together with exclusive events Create exclusive events for your group members to get them excited and bring them together. Showcasing events in your group makes it easy for members to sign up and RSVP. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Apps: Managing Library Permissions in the File Share App With the File Share app, you can create a file sharing library where people can exchange ideas and collaborate on projects. You can customize permissions so that each person who interacts with your site has the right level of access to perform actions in your file library. This article focuses on Library permissions. Learn about File Share Folder permissions . Types of permissions in the File Share app There are 3 different types of permissions you can set in the File Share app: View : Gives user the ability to open, view, and download all the files and folders in your library Upload : Gives users the ability to add new files to the root folder and related folders, and to view and download files Manage : Gives users the ability to add new files and folders, manage folders, and give permissions to others to use access the folder Tips: To allow only some site members to perform actions, you can create a new custom role . For example, you could create a "Teacher" role to allow teachers to create folders, but not students. You can set the permissions for each individual folder and choose the level of access given to a particular member, group, or plan. Setting library permissions for your users You can set library permissions for your users in your site's editor. To set permissions: Select the File Share app in your editor. Click Settings . Click the Settings tab. Click Library Permissions . Click the Who can view and download items? drop-down to set view and download permissions for your library: All members: Members with a Public profile who are logged in to your site can view and download files. Site visitors: Anyone who visits your site can view and download files. Click the Edit icon under Who can upload files? to select who has upload permissions. Select the checkbox next to all roles you want to allow to upload files. Tip: To create a custom role, click +Create New . Learn more Click Apply . Click the Edit icon under Who can manage the library? to choose who has manage permissions. Select the checkbox next to all roles you want to allow to manage files. Click Apply . Click Save Changes . Giving other users admin permissions Admins can perform all possible actions in your library. When you make someone a site collaborator, they can also edit and manage your site, but not delete the site, manage the site's domain, and more. Learn more about: Actions site collaborators can and can't do Inviting someone to become a site collaborator This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Promoting your site SEO (get found on Google) Google Search Console: 5xx Error The error code 5xx is a general response from the server that something has gone wrong. The problem could have happened when the server requested resources, or it could be an issue with outdated or corrupted cache and cookies. If you see this error, you can test the relevant page's URL in Google's URL Inspection Tool . Note: Server errors that occur during AI crawl windows can silently drop affected pages from AI-generated answers. If you notice pages missing from AI results, check your log reports for failed fetches. Learn more about checking your site's AI traffic in your AI Visibility Overview. There are no errors after checking the URL If there are no errors, go back to Google Search Console and click Validate Fix next to the error. There is a 5xx error after checking the URL If you see a 5xx error after checking the affected URL: Reload the page using one of the following methods: Press F5 on your keyboard ( Cmd + R on a Mac). Click the Reload icon at the top of your browser. Re-enter the URL into your address bar and press Enter . Go back to Google Search Console and click Validate Fix next to the error. If the error continues to be displayed in Google Search Console, it is possible that there is an ongoing issue on Wix's end. Contact Wix Customer Care to let us know and we will get back to you as soon as possible. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Video: Live Streaming from Your Desktop With Wix Video, you can stay connected to your site visitors in real-time. Set up a live stream directly from your desktop and go live at any time. This is a great way to make new updates and provide new content on the go. Before getting started: Make sure you add a Wix Video element on the page where you want the live stream to appear, and set it to display the channel the live stream will play on. Make sure you have an encoder before going live. An encoder is the platform that connects your computer's camera to the Wix Video player. In this article, we discuss live-streaming using the OBS encoder, but you can use any encoder that supports custom keys. Learn more about downloading live stream encoders . It's time to go live! Follow these steps to start streaming from your desktop. Step 1 | Setting up your Live Stream 1. Go to your Video Library and click Live Stream . 2. Click Desktop under Go Live Now. 3. Click I Have an Encoder (If you don't have the encoder yet, learn how to get it here ). 4. Choose a Wix Video channel for your live stream. Under Video Info , add the relevant details for your live stream: Cover Image Title ( This is the only mandatory field) Publisher Categories Tags Description Under Video Pricing , choose to monetize your stream or allow your fans to watch for free. Free : From the drop-down menu, choose to allow anyone to watch or enable a mandatory sign-up. Paid : Select the checkboxes: Video can be purchased: Enter the price and select the download options. Video can be rented: Enter the price and choose how long it's available to rent for. Note: These prices apply to both viewing your live stream and buying/renting the saved video file later. Under Show a Trailer : Turn the toggle on and upload a file. Note : When you conclude your live stream, it is saved to your Video Library. From there, you can sell or rent it like any other video. The trailer you add here will serve as the preview before a purchase is made. Under More about this video you can choose to enter more specific details about your stream like cast, crew and if it contains mature content. 5. Click Next on the top right. Note : If you're going live without scheduling beforehand, you must start your stream within an hour of clicking Next . Otherwise, the links expire and the details you entered are lost. 6. On the Connect Stream tab, copy URL and key: a. Server URL : This is the online "location" of your stream. b. Stream key : This identifies your live content. 7. Paste the URL and the Stream key into the Encoder (see step 2). Note : The links expire if you don't go live within an hour. Otherwise, the details you have entered are deleted. To get new links, click Renew key . Step 2 | Open and connect your encoder You can use any encoder as long as it supports custom keys. If you opt for a different encoder, the steps may be different than what is outlined below. Open the OBS Studio Encoder on your computer. Click Settings on the bottom right. Click the Stream tab on the left. Select Custom Streaming Server from the drop-down menu on top. Paste each link (mentioned in step 6 of the set-up, above) in the appropriate field. Click OK . A feed from your camera should appear on the encoder. Click Start Streaming . Action! Your stream is live and online! When you're done, click Stop Streaming on the encoder. Notes: For security reasons, the stream key resets every hour. Currently, Wix Video only offers support and troubleshooting for the OBS Studio encoder - other encoders may not connect with Wix Video. If you want to use a different encoder, make sure you know where to enter the Server URL and the stream key. Your computer's camera should connect automatically. Otherwise, complete these steps: On the bottom left, under "Sources", click Add . Select Video Capture Device . Name the Capture Device and click OK . Tip: Generate discussion and engage your fans by enabling comments . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Need more help? About Wix DSA Transparency Report 2024 Name of service provider : Wix.com Date of submission : February 16, 2024 Reporting period: January 1, 2024 - December 31, 2024 Established in 2006, Wix.com Ltd. is a leading global web development company, offering SaaS solutions to hundreds of millions of users worldwide. Wix.com was founded on the belief that the internet should be accessible to all, with a mission to enable anyone to create a personalized, professional-looking online presence. Wix provides innovative, complete solutions distinguished by performance, security, and reliable infrastructure for both self-creators and professionals. With a comprehensive suite of AI-powered tools, Wix has revolutionized web development, empowering users to create, manage, and grow their businesses online. Our easy-to-use tools and cutting-edge technologies simplify the web creation process, allowing individuals and businesses to design stunning websites, online stores, and portfolios without any coding skills. The freemium SaaS model offers both free and premium services, ensuring that Wix users of all skill levels can thrive in the online landscape. Wix and the Digital Services Act Wix aligns with the European Commission’s efforts to address harmful content online. Since the DSA was enacted in July 2022, we’ve been committed to adhering to its guidelines. Beyond meeting the DSA requirements, Wix continues to enhance user experience, expand control features, and strengthen transparency to further our mission of fostering a safe, positive, and empowering online community. This transparency report includes data for content, users, and reporters from across the EU Member States. This report covers 12 months of data: from January 1, 2024 to December 31, 2024. Wix policies Wix’s Terms of Use binds users to various guidelines and policies regarding the content they create at Wix. These include our Content Guidelines and related policies, which explain what is and isn’t allowed at Wix. Together, we refer to these as “guidelines” or our “policies". Content policies Wix does not pre-approve the content of our users’ sites and may monitor them for security or safety reasons. However, if we receive a valid notice justifying a site's removal - or decide that a user’s content is not in compliance with our Terms of Use and/or our guidelines - we reserve our right to act. This means removing any illegal and/or non-compliant content immediately; as appropriate, and as required by law. Our policies prohibit the creation and publication of the content containing: Intellectual property infringements Adult and sexually explicit material used in abusive manners Spam Phishing Harmful technology Bullying, harassment and defamation Violence and hate speech Terrorist content Illegal and regulated goods and services Self-harm We work hard to enforce our policies as we strive to maintain a free and secure environment for our users and their visitors. This includes using automated tools, manual review and a hybrid approach that combines elements, both to assess content, and to remove or block violating content Additionally, we make sure to act upon the actions of repeating offenders and have a policy in place for multiple infringements caused by the same user. Further, Wix has measures and protection against misuse in place. We hold accountable reporters of violating content who act in bad faith, as we strive to protect our users and their use of our services as a way to express themselves in a free and unbiased way. If we learn that reports submitted by a specific reporter, via our internal notice and action system, are false or unlawful, we suspend the ability of such a reporter to submit notices via our support systems. Besides enforcing Wix Content Guidelines , we hold in high regard applicable laws of the EU and its Member States. When we are made aware that specific content violates Wix guidelines, we take necessary action against it worldwide. If we determine that content violates local law, but does not otherwise violate Wix’s guidelines or Terms of Use, we remove it in a specific jurisdiction by blocking it in the country or region at issue. Law enforcement guidelines Wix Law Enforcement Guidelines provides practical information for law enforcement agencies and other governmental entities that wish to obtain data held by Wix, or report any illegal content in accordance with an applicable law. These guidelines are an informational resource only. They are not intended to preclude due process under the applicable laws in relation to the responses Wix provides in any particular case. Wix reserves the right to act in each individual case in accordance with the mandatory legal requirements applicable to us. Before submitting any request to Wix.com, we ask that all law enforcement agencies read this policy to make sure they fully understand our practices. The information on the number of orders to provide information about Wix users is available in the data and numbers section . Internal complaint handling system Wix has an internal complaint handling system to process inquiries submitted in accordance with DSA requirements. The notices may be submitted by: Users residing in the EU Users residing outside of the EU about content accessible within the EU Trusted Flaggers appointed by the European Commission If users or third-party complainants find any content or behavior of our services that they consider to be illegal, or in violation of Wix Content Guidelines, or of any other Wix Terms, they can report it via our content abuse forms . The abuse forms are divided by types of infringing content users may encounter at Wix to ease the reporting process. Our Policy Team reviews the report and takes relevant action in a timely manner. By using these forms, reporters consent to submit inquiries in good faith and not misuse any reporting or the appeals channel by making baseless reports or appeals. In order to process the requests submitted via the abuse forms, the reporters are asked to provide as much detailed information as possible. This includes clearly defining the reported content by providing direct links of site pages where such content is located. Additionally, reporters are expected to provide statements of reason why they believe Wix is required to act on a certain content, and clarify whether the report is based on a Member State law violation, or a Wix Terms of Use infringement. Actions against illegal content and violations of Wix Terms If users upload any content that violates an applicable law, Wix Content Guidelines, any other Wix Terms, or any other agreement between users and Wix that governs their use of any Wix services, we may, as appropriate and necessary, with or without notice: Warn the user Restrict the visibility of any infringing or violating content, including removal of or disabling access to such content Suspend, terminate or restrict monetary payments Suspend or terminate the provision of Wix services in whole or in part Suspend or terminate the user account Detection and Enforcement As described above, individuals may report content they believe infringes our guidelines or Member State laws. If we determine an infringement of our Terms, or an apparent violation of Member State laws, we act either via proactive or reactive measures. Proactive measures Based on the "Good Samaritan" provision outlined in the DSA, Wix undertakes voluntary investigations aiming to identify and act against illegal content. We do this by applying a combination of automated tools and human review to proactively moderate content created by our users. Prior to removing such detected content, we hide it and notify the affected user. Our automated tools are designed to make our best efforts in trying to identify specific illegal content, or content that violates our terms and policies, such as: Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM ): Once identified, our team of trained moderators reviews and, if necessary, takes action on suspicious content. Phishers and fraudster behavior: Based on specific patterns, we strive to identify accounts that have the purpose of conducting any form of web forgery. This includes publishing malicious websites, or tricking visitors into giving up sensitive information such as passwords, account details, or credit card numbers. We apply the latest modeling methodologies and continuously review our automated decision models. We are constantly researching new data and apply the latest technical breakthroughs which allow us to maintain or improve our performance to successfully detect infringing content. To maintain and improve the quality of automated decision making tools, we evaluate the performance of specific machine learning models through offline analysis and online testing before setting them to production. We assess many metrics to determine the effectiveness of our automated decision making tools before and after launch. We constantly re-asses information and other relevant KPIs to continually identify areas for improvement. Reactive measures In addition, Wix employs the following reactive measures: Communication channels: Wix offers channels allowing both individuals and law enforcement agencies to report content that allegedly violates the law, and/or our terms and policies. Moderation: We provide ongoing training and support to ensure that our moderators have the necessary skills and knowledge to moderate content effectively. As a general rule, we base our assessment and decision-making for content moderation on the specific content users have made available online via our hosting services. This includes information contained in any notices we receive. However, where appropriate, we may also consider actions and statements made outside of our services in order to maintain a safe and respectful environment for all our customers and our users’ users. Data and numbers Please find the numbers of internal complaint system notices, Member States’ removal and user data orders, and Trusted Flaggers inquiries, as well as the median processing time of each type of complaint in our Transparency Report . Conclusion Wix's primary objective is to ensure the safety of our users and employees. All the actions outlined in this report are aimed at earning and maintaining our customers’ trust. We strive to improve online safety and to make the internet a better place. Alongside our strong and proactive controls, we are constantly developing new tools and enhancing our technology to identify bad actors and illegal content, ensuring they are prevented from appearing at Wix. We proactively tackle phishing and inappropriate content before users and their visitors ever face it. In cases where things fall through and are reported, we act as fast as possible to disable the content, hold infringers accountable, and use these occurrences to strengthen our future prevention and monitoring efforts. We will continue to innovate and collaborate with industry partners and governments to improve consumer outcomes. Updates on our ongoing efforts, including those mandated by the DSA, will be shared every year through this transparency report. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Studio, Partners & Enterprise Wix Studio Studio Editor: Adding and Managing Pages Use the Pages panel to add new site pages and manage the existing ones. Change the pages' settings, reorder them for better organization and delete pages that you no longer need. Navigating between pages: Use the page navigation dropdown at the top of the Studio Editor to easily move between pages. Adding a page Add new site pages from the Pages panel. You can choose from different types of pages based on your needs. The pages are divided into categories so you can easily find them in the panel. For example, some apps (e.g. Wix Stores) automatically add site pages to display relevant content - those pages are in their own categories. Tip: Wix sites can have up to 298 pages, including 100 static pages. Each dynamic or app page counts as one page, no matter how many CMS items or unique URLs it displays. To add a new page: Click Pages on the left side of the editor. Click + Add New Page at the bottom. Select a page type: Page: A standard blank page. Dynamic Page : A page that can change its content while keeping the same design and layout. Any element that's connected to your Content Collection changes according to what item is being viewed. Enter the page name and press Enter on your keyboard. Note: New pages are automatically displayed on the site's main menu. Reordering pages in the Pages panel Using drag and drop, you can change the order of pages in the Pages panel. Organize them in a way that helps you work more efficiently. Tip: Reorganizing the Pages panel does not affect the order of pages on the site menu(s). To reorder pages: Click Pages on the left side of the editor. Hover over the relevant page. Hold the Reorder icon next to the page and drag it to the desired location. Copying and pasting pages between sites Want to re-use a page's layout and design? Copy and paste it to another Studio Editor site in your account. You can also choose which site's header and footer to use on the page. Important: Any apps, code, and CMS content on a page you copy are not pasted to the other site. To copy and paste pages: Open the site with the page you want to copy in your editor. Click Pages on the left side of the editor. Click the More Actions icon on the relevant page. Select Copy Page . Open the other site editor in a new tab. Paste the page in that site: Right-click anywhere on the canvas. Click Paste page . Select whether you want to use the header and footer design from the copied page, or the current site. Click Paste Page to confirm. Keyboard shortcuts: You can also copy a page by selecting it in your editor and selecting Ctrl / ⌘ + C. You can use Ctrl / ⌘ + V in the other site's editor to paste it. Deleting a page You can always remove site pages that are no longer relevant. Tip: You can also hide a page temporarily if you don't want it published for a while. See Hiding a page below. To delete a page: Click Pages on the left side of the editor. Click the More Actions icon on the relevant page. Click Delete . Click Delete Page to confirm. Hiding a page If you would like to hide a page temporarily, or are still working on a page and you don't want to publish it yet, you can hide it from the menu and / or search results. Site visitors can't access hidden pages unless you link to them directly. Click below to learn how to: Hide a page from a menu You can remove a page from a menu so visitors can no longer see it. This does not delete the page from the site. Select the relevant menu in the editor. Click Manage Menu . Hover over a page and click the More Actions icon . Click Remove From Menu . Note: You cannot hide a page from the main site menu, only from additional menus you create. However, you can delete the main site menu and replace it with a custom menu. Prevent search engines from indexing the page Click Pages on the left side of the editor. Click the More Actions icon on the relevant page. Click SEO Basics . Disable the Let search engines index this page toggle. Changing the page settings After adding a new page to the site, set it up from one easy place. You can change settings like the page name, permissions, SEO and the way it's shared on social media. To change the page settings: Click Pages on the left side of the editor. Click the More Actions icon on the relevant page. Click Settings . Set up the page by clicking the tabs at the top of the Page Settings panel: Page info: Change the page's name, set it as the homepage or control its caching . Access: Decide who can access this page - everyone, password holders , or members only. SEO basics: Set up how the page appears in search engines such as Google. Social share: Review and customize the way the page looks when people share it on social media. Customizing the page's SEO settings Wix automatically adds default SEO settings for the page's title tag, meta description, and URL slug. You can customize these settings to help search engines and social networks display relevant information about the page. To customize the page's SEO settings: Click Pages on the left side of the editor. Click the More Actions icon on the relevant page. Click SEO Basics . Customize any of the following SEO settings: URL slug: This text is the last part of the page's URL. You should only change this if it's necessary to reflect the page's content. We recommend keeping it short and easy to read. Title tag: Add a title that summarizes the content of the page, to appear on search engines results. Meta description: Add a short description of the content on the page. This description helps visitors decide if the page is relevant to them. Click the Let search engines index this page toggle to set whether search engines can crawl and index the page or not: Enabled: Search engines will index the page. People can find the page when searching keywords and phrases in search engines. Disabled: Search engines will not index the page. People cannot find the page when searching keywords and phrases in search engines. Editing the URL slug? Wix automatically creates a 301 redirect for the page so the old link refers to the new link. If you've manually redirected the page in the past, it creates a conflict that you can resolve from the SEO Dashboard. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Need more help? Known Issues Wix Studio: Some Buttons and Menus do not Scale Proportionally At the moment, the buttons from the Styled section in the add panel, as well as horizontal site menu presets do not have a Scale Proportionally option in their Responsive behavior settings. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Studio, Partners & Enterprise Wix Studio Wix Studio: Switching to the Wix Studio Platform Wix Studio is the ultimate platform for agencies and enterprises, offering a seamless solution to elevate your projects. With its smart design capabilities and flexible dev tools, you can deliver exceptional results for clients in any industry. Effortlessly manage multiple projects from our intuitive workspace, unleash your creativity with our advanced Studio Editor, and access a comprehensive set of tools tailored to your specific needs. From inception to execution, Wix Studio provides the seamless experience required to create exceptional sites and exceed client expectations. Learn more about Wix Studio and access our dedicated Wix Studio Academy for courses, tutorials and webinars. Switching to Wix Studio Switching to Wix Studio means moving to our new Wix Studio workspace, where you can manage all of your sites and projects in a centralized place and use our advanced Studio Editor to build sites. There are 3 ways to join Wix Studio. You can join directly from your account, from the Studio homepage, or by being invited to join a team that's already using Wix Studio. Note: Your existing sites will not be migrated to the Studio Editor when you switch over. You will be able to edit them in the Wix Editor, as well as create new sites in the Wix Editor. For more details, please read the FAQs below. Joining via your account If you are already using Wix, you will discover multiple entry points inviting you to switch, including through the Sites page, your site's dashboard and account profile, and the Wix templates page . Joining via Wix Studio Sign up to Wix Studio from the Wix Studio homepage. To join via Wix Studio: Go to wix.com/studio . Click Start creating . Log in with your Wix credentials. Click Try Wix Studio to switch to the new platform. Joining via a team invitation You can also join Wix Studio via an invitation to join a team. If invited to a Wix Studio team, you will receive an email. Click to accept the invite, log in, and you will land in your team's Wix Studio workspace. What's next? After switching to Wix Studio, you'll land in the Discover page of your new workspace where you can find all the educational resources you need to get started. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about using Wix Studio. Who can use Wix Studio? Wix Studio is perfect for anyone who manages multiple sites or works with various teams and agencies. If you're an agency or enterprise already using Wix, you have the option to switch your account to a Wix Studio account. Do I need to pay for Wix Studio? No additional payment is required to use Wix Studio. You only pay for Premium subscriptions as usual. Learn more about Wix Studio Premium plans . If I switch to Wix Studio, what will happen to everything in my existing Wix account? No need to worry! When you switch to Wix Studio, everything you've already done in Wix will come along with you, including your sites, contacts and subscriptions. You will also still have access to all the previous features you used (and more!) and will be able to create sites using the Wix Editor, and of course, the new Studio Editor. What will happen to my sites when I switch to Studio? Once you switch to Wix Studio, all your existing sites move to the new workspace where you can view, manage, and edit them as usual. Sites built with the Wix Editor won't be updated to the Studio Editor, but you can still create new ones in the Wix Editor after switching to Wix Studio. Can I edit my existing Wix Editor sites with the Studio Editor? No, it is not possible to edit a site created in the Wix Editor in the Studio Editor. In order to transfer a Wix Editor site to the Studio Editor, you have to rebuild it from scratch. However, you can access the same media files you used in the Wix Editor in the Studio Editor with your Media Manager by adding your media to a board . If you do not want to rebuild your site from scratch, you can still edit it in the Wix Editor, even after you switch. You can also create new sites in the Wix Editor after switching to Wix Studio. Can I create sites using the Studio Editor without switching to Wix Studio? No, if you want to create sites using the Studio Editor then you need to switch to Wix Studio (see above). Can I manage a site built in the Studio Editor without switching to Wix Studio? Yes, you can manage a site created in the Studio Editor without switching to the Wix Studio workspace. Here's how: Ownership transfer: If someone transfers a site built with the Studio Editor to you, you can manage the site without needing to switch to Wix Studio. As the new owner, you will have access to the site's dashboard and editing capabilities. Collaboration invitation: If someone invites you to collaborate on a site built in the Studio Editor, you can manage the site as a collaborator without switching to Wix Studio. You will have access to the features necessary for your assigned role. Switching back to the Wix experience: If you switched to Wix Studio, created a site in the Studio Editor, and then switched back to the regular Wix experience, you can still manage the site without needing to switch back to Wix Studio. The site will be accessible from your Sites page, and you can edit it using the Studio Editor. Note: You can only duplicate a site from the Wix Studio workspace if you're the owner of site. Can I be part of a Wix Studio workspace without switching to Wix Studio? Yes, for example, if you are invited as a team member to a Wix Studio workspace, but you use the regular Wix experience, you can switch between the 2 workspaces as needed. Can I switch to Wix Studio from the Wix app? If you are currently using the Wix app, you can sign up to Studio from inside the app and start your journey from there. What's more, we have launched a brand new Wix Studio mobile app , available on iOS and Android, to help you manage your workspaces, teams, sites and everything else you need directly from your mobile device! Just download the app to get started. Can I switch back if I decide I don't want to use Wix Studio? Yes, if you feel that Wix Studio is not for you, you can switch to the regular Wix experience at any time. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit