< Back Advanced features CMS CMS: Managing Your Collections from the CMS Dashboard View and manage all of your collections on the CMS (Content Management System) page in your site's dashboard. Choose between two views: a table or a gallery. In the table, you see how many items each collection has, which site pages use it, its permissions, and when it was last updated. You can also sort and filter your collections, and choose which columns appear. In the gallery, you see each collection as a card. Choosing how to view your collections Switch between the table and the gallery, depending on what you need. Use the table to see the details of every collection at once. Use the gallery to see your collections as cards. To switch between the table and the gallery: Go to CMS in your site's dashboard. Click the relevant view icon at the top right, next to the search bar: Table : See your collections in rows, with columns for items, site pages, permissions, and last update. Gallery : See your collections as cards. In the gallery, each card shows the collection's name. Below the name, you see how many items the collection has. For Wix app collections , the card shows the app's name instead. Single item collections show a label instead of the item count. Learn more about single item collections . To manage a collection from the gallery, click the More Actions icon on its card. You get the same options as in the table. If you organize your collections into folders, your folders appear in their own section above your collections. Learn more about collection folders . Tip: Search and Filter work in both views. Sorting and Customize columns are available in the table view only. Sorting collections and customizing columns Sort your collections by any column to bring what you need to the top, for example, your most recently updated collections. You can also choose which columns appear in the table. To sort your collections or customize the table: Go to CMS in your site's dashboard. Choose what you want to do: Sort your collections: Click any column heading (e.g. Last updated ) to sort by that column. Click the heading again to reverse the sort order. Choose which columns appear: Click the Customize icon at the top right, next to the search bar. Select the checkbox next to each column you want to show: Items , Site pages , Permissions , Relations , or Last updated . (Optional) Click and drag the Reorder icon next to the relevant columns to reorder them. Tip: The Relations column is hidden by default. Select Relations in the Customize columns panel to show which collections use each other's data. Filtering your collections Filter the table to narrow down what you see when you have many collections. You can combine filters, for example, to show only collections with 'Advanced' permissions that are not used on your site. To filter your collections: Go to CMS in your site's dashboard. Click Filter at the top right. Select the relevant filters: Collection type: Show content collections, catalog collections, or collections from specific Wix apps. Permissions: Show collections by their permission preset: Show content , Collect content , or Advanced . Site pages: Show collections that are used or not used on your site's pages. Relations: Show collections that do or do not share data with other collections. Last update: Show collections updated in the last 7 days, 14 days, month, or a custom date range. (Optional) Remove filters by clicking the X on a filter tag above the table, or click Clear all to remove all filters. Tip: The table is filtered to show content collections and catalog collections by default — these are the collections you create. To see Wix app collections (e.g. Wix Stores, Wix Bookings), update the Collection type filter. Viewing site pages, permissions, and relations Use the table's columns to do more than view information — you can spot permission issues and jump straight to related collections. Review the columns below to understand what each one shows you: Site pages: Shows how many site pages connect to the collection directly through CMS datasets or dynamic pages. Click the number of pages label to view which site pages the items appear on. Permissions: Shows the collection's permission preset. A warning icon appears when a collection's permissions are misconfigured. Learn more about collection permissions . Relations: Shows how many other collections use this collection's data through reference fields . Hover over the number to see the referencing collections, then click Open to go to one. Managing a collection from the table You can take quick actions on any collection without opening it. Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant collection, then select an option: Open collection: View and edit the collection's items. Collection settings: Update the collection's name and settings. Permissions & privacy: Control who can view and manage the collection's content. Learn more about changing your collection permissions . Import items to collection: Import content from a CSV file . Export to CSV: Export the collection's content to a CSV file. Duplicate collection: Create a copy of the collection's fields and settings. Move to folder: Organize the collection into a folder . Delete collection: Remove the collection and all its data from your CMS . FAQs Click below to learn more about managing your collections from the CMS page. Why can't I see my Wix app collections? By default, you only see content collections and catalog collections — these are the collections you create yourself. Click Filter and select the relevant Wix app types (e.g. Bookings , StoreCatalog ) under Collection type to show your Wix app collections . What does the warning icon in the Permissions column mean? The warning icon means the collection's permissions are misconfigured, for example, a permission combination that could expose content you meant to keep private. Click the collection's More Actions icon and select Permissions & privacy to review and update the settings. Learn more about collection permissions . Do my collections change with the new layout? No. The table and the gallery only change how you see your collections on the CMS page. Your collections, their content, and their settings all stay exactly the same, and everything inside each collection works as you expect. What actions can I take from the More Actions dropdown? Click the More Actions dropdown at the top right of the CMS page to take actions that apply to the whole page, not just one collection. From there, you can select any of the following: Create folder: Create a collection folder to organize your collections into groups. Backups: Back up your collections or restore a previous backup. Advanced Settings: Enable or disable Wix app collections , sandbox , or data caching . Help center: Open the Wix Help Center to find CMS articles. Submit feedback: Share your feedback about the CMS with Wix. How are my collections sorted by default? Collections you create appear at the top of the CMS dashboard, sorted by the date they were last updated. The most recently updated collection appears first. Collections that come from Wix apps appear below your own collections in a separate group. 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) Optimizing Your Site's Thumbnail Image in Google Search Results A thumbnail image is the image that sometimes appears beside your site's name in Google search results. When a user enters a search query, Google finds sites that best match the search phrase and automatically creates a thumbnail image from the site's images. Google uses its own criteria to choose the best image that explains a site's purpose and how the site relates to the search query. Here is an example: Important: It's not guaranteed that Google will add a thumbnail image to your site's search result. Tips to get Google to use the thumbnail you want: It's not possible to manually change the thumbnail image that Google uses. However, there are some steps you can take to improve your chances of getting the thumbnail you want used. Use high-quality images on your site. Small or low-resolution images may not be used in search results. Add alt text to your images. Search engine bots can't read images and use alt text to get a description of the image. Learn more about adding alt text. Pair your thumbnail with a matching favicon and site name . Together, they help AI tools show a consistent, recognizable version of your brand. 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 Creating Coupons Using the Wix App Important: Coupons can be used with Wix Stores, Wix Bookings, Wix Restaurant Orders, Wix Events, and Wix Online Programs. Not all coupons are available with every business solution. Boost your sales by creating coupons for your customers directly from the Wix app on your mobile device. Creating coupons Go to your site in the Wix app . Tap Manage at the bottom. Scroll down to Marketing and tap Coupons . Tap Add a Coupon . Choose what you want to do: Create a $ Discount coupon (e.g. $10 off) Tap $ Discount . Enter the amount that will be taken off the price and tap Next . Enter the coupon code. Note: This is the code customers enter. Enter the name of the coupon. Note: For internal use only. Customers won’t see it. Tap Next . Choose which items the coupon applies to. Select one of the following: Note: This setting is not relevant for each coupon type. Apply once per order: If a customer buys multiple items that the coupon applies to, only the lowest price item is discounted. Apply to each eligible item in an order: If a customer buys multiple items that the coupon applies to, all are discounted. Set the coupon's start and end date: Tap the date. Select the start date from the calendar. Enter the end date or tap No end date . Tap Save . (Optional) Apply limits to the number of times the coupon can be used: Limit number of total uses: Tap the Limit number of total uses toggle to enable it. Enter the number of times the coupon can be used. One use per customer: Tap the toggle to enable it. Tap Done . Create a % Discount coupon (e.g. 10% off) Tap % Discount . Enter the percentage off and tap Next . Enter the coupon code. Note: This is the code customers enter. Enter the name of the coupon. Note: For internal use only. Customers won’t see it. Tap Next . Choose which items the coupon applies to. Select one of the following: Note: This setting is not relevant for each coupon type. Apply once per order: If a customer buys multiple items that the coupon applies to, only the lowest price item is discounted. Apply to each eligible item in an order: If a customer buys multiple items that the coupon applies to, all are discounted. Set the coupon's start and end date: Tap the date. Select the start date from the calendar. Enter the end date or tap No end date . Tap Save . (Optional) Apply limits to the number of times the coupon can be used: Limit number of total uses: Tap the Limit number of total uses toggle to enable it. Enter the number of times the coupon can be used. One use per customer: Tap the toggle to enable it. Tap Done . Create a Free Shipping coupon This coupon is available only with Wix Stores. Tap Free Shipping . Enter the percentage off and tap Next . Enter the coupon code. Note: This is the code customers enter. Enter the name of the coupon. Note: For internal use only. Customers won’t see it. Tap Next . Choose which orders the coupon applies. Minimum order subtotal: Apply the coupon only when the order reaches a minimum subtotal. Enter the minimum amount and tap Next . All orders: Apply the coupon to all store orders. Set the coupon's start and end date: Tap the date. Select the start date from the calendar. Enter the end date or tap No end date . Tap Save . (Optional) Apply limits to the number of times the coupon can be used: Limit number of total uses: Tap the Limit number of total uses toggle to enable it. Enter the number of times the coupon can be used. One use per customer: Tap the toggle to enable it. Tap Done . Create a Sale Price coupon (Offer selected items at a specific price) Tap Sale Price . Enter the sale price. Note: This is the price customers pay. Enter the coupon code. Note: This is the code customers enter. Enter the name of the coupon. Note: For internal use only. Customers won’t see it. Tap Next . Choose which items the coupon applies to. Set the coupon's start and end date: Tap the date. Select the start date from the calendar. Enter the end date or tap No end date . Tap Save . (Optional) Apply limits to the number of times the coupon can be used: Limit number of total uses: Tap the Limit number of total uses toggle to enable it. Enter the number of times the coupon can be used. One use per customer: Tap the toggle to enable it. Tap Done . Create a Buy X Get Y Free coupon Tap Buy X get Y free . Tap the + and - buttons to set how many items customers must purchase to get free product(s). Tap the + and - buttons to set the number of items customers gets free. Tap Next . Enter the coupon code. Note: This is the code customers enter. Enter the name of the coupon. Note: For internal use only. Customers won’t see it. Tap Next . Choose which items the coupon applies to. Set the coupon's start and end date: Tap the date. Select the start date from the calendar. Enter the end date or tap No end date . Tap Save . (Optional) Apply limits to the number of times the coupon can be used: Limit number of total uses: Tap the Limit number of total uses toggle to enable it. Enter the number of times the coupon can be used. One use per customer: Tap the toggle to enable it. Tap Done . FAQs Click a question below to learn more about store coupons. Can I duplicate a coupon? If you want to create a new coupon with settings that are similar to a coupon you already have, you can save time by duplicating it and then making changes. To duplicate a coupon: Go to your site in the Wix app . Tap Manage at the bottom. Scroll down to the Marketing section and tap Coupons . Tap the relevant coupon. Tap the More Actions icon . Tap Duplicate . Edit the coupon and tap Done . Can I deactivate or delete a coupon? You can deactivate a coupon when you no longer want to offer a particular promotion and then activate it again when the time is right. If you won't need it in the future, you can delete it. Go to your site in the Wix app . Tap Manage at the bottom. Scroll down to the Marketing section and tap Coupons . Tap the relevant coupon. Tap the More Actions icon . Select an option: Deactivate / Activate: Tap Deactivate so customers can't use it or Activate to make it available. Delete: Tap Delete and then tap OK to confirm. Tip: By default, the coupon section displays only your active coupons. Tap the drop-down to view coupons with other statuses. How can I apply a coupon to a group of store products? To apply a coupon to a group of products, create a new category and add all the relevant products. No need to display this category on your site - it can be used only for the sale. Can I apply coupons to product subscriptions? Yes, most types of coupons can be applied to subscriptions. To set this up, go to Coupons in your site's dashboard. Coupons cannot be applied to subscriptions using the Wix app. 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 Discounts, gift cards, & incentives Creating a 'Buy X, Get Y Free' Coupon Important: Buy X get Y free coupons can be used with Wix Stores and Wix Restaurant Orders (New). Encourage your customers to buy extra items with a 'Buy X, get Y free' coupon (e.g. buy 2 posters, get 1 free). The least expensive item is the free one. Tip: You can also use automatic discounts to create additional types of 'buy X, get Y' discounts. Using this option, customers won't need to enter a coupon code. Additionally, the 'Y' can be a reduced price, not only a free item (buy 2 hats, get 1 at 50% off). Creating a 'Buy X, get Y free' coupon You can create a new coupon directly from your site's dashboard. Choose how many products your customers need to buy to get one or more products for free. Dashboard Go to Coupons in your site's dashboard. Click + New Coupon . Select Buy X get Y free . Enter the Coupon code customers need to enter. Enter the Coupon name . Note: This name is for internal use only. Customers won’t see it. Set up the coupon offer: Buy: Enter the number of items customers must purchase to get free item(s). Get: Enter the number of items the customers get free. Choose which items the coupon applies to from the Apply to drop-down menu. Set when the coupon is valid: Enter the start date. Enter the end date or select the Don't set an end date checkbox. (Optional) Set coupon limitations: Limit the total number of uses for this coupon: Enter the total number of times it can be used. Tip: Multiple purchases by the same customer count separately. Limit to one use per customer: Each customer can use the coupon only once. Click Create Coupon . Wix app Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Scroll down and tap Marketing . Tap Marketing Home . Scroll down and tap Coupons . Tap Add a Coupon . Select Buy X get Y free . Set up the coupon offer: Enter the number of items customers must purchase to get free item(s). Enter the number of items customers get free. Tap Next . Enter the coupon code. Note: This is the code customers enter. Enter the name of the coupon. Note: This name is for internal use only. Customers won’t see it. Tap Next . Choose which items the coupon applies to. Set the coupon's start and end date: Tap the date. Select the start date from the calendar. Enter the end date or tap No end date . Tap Save . (Optional) Apply limits to the number of times the coupon can be used: Limit number of total uses: Tap the Limit number of total uses toggle to enable it. Enter the number of times the coupon can be used. One use per customer: Tap the toggle to enable it. Tap Done . Video tutorial Watch the video tutorial, or scroll down to read FAQs. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about coupons. Can I temporarily deactivate a coupon? You may want to temporarily deactivate a coupon, for example, when you have another sale taking place. To deactivate or activate a coupon, click the More Actions icon next to the coupon and select the relevant option. Are coupon codes case sensitive? No, coupon codes are not case sensitive. Customers can enter your codes without using the same case. Why isn't the promo code visible on the cart page? The promo code may not be visible because you hid it or because the text color blends in with the background color. Learn how to unhide the 'Promo Code' link and change the font color. Can I offer discounts without coupon codes? Yes, you can also offer price reductions using automatic discounts . For purchases with the manual payment method, when does the available coupon count update? If you limit coupon use to a set number (e.g. available for the first 100 shoppers), every time a coupon is used, it's counted. When a customer pays you offline, the coupon count updates when you mark the order as paid. Can I create a coupon with unique codes for each use? Yes. You can use the Bulk Coupon Creator app to generate up to 1000 unique codes per coupon. How can I promote or share my coupon? Use the Promote link to easily create an email marketing campaign or social post for any of your coupons. To promote your coupon: Go to Coupons in your site's dashboard. Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant coupon. Select Promote . Select a promotion option: Send a social post . Send an email marketing campaign . How can I apply a coupon to a group of store products? To apply a coupon to a group of products, create a new category and add all the relevant products. No need to display this category on your site—it can be used only for the sale. Where can customers enter coupon codes? Customers can enter codes in the Cart page, the Side Cart, and the Checkout page. Note that the promo code option can be hidden from the Cart page and Side Cart but is always visible on the Checkout page. To hide the promo code: Click the relevant element (Cart page or Side Cart). Click Settings . Select the Settings tab. Deselect the checkbox next to Promo code . How are coupons applied to store product subscriptions? Buy X get Y free coupons cannot be applied to store subscriptions. 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 Privacy and GDPR Articles About Privacy & Cookies As data privacy laws continue to develop, it's important to make sure your site complies with regulations like the GDPR and the CCPA. Add a cookie banner to ask for permission before placing "non-essential" cookies. You can also let visitors opt out of the sale of their data with a Do Not Sell My Personal Information link. Then, conveniently manage your consent logs directly from your site's dashboard. Displaying a cookie consent banner In accordance with regulations like the GDPR , you must ask for consent before placing "non-essential" cookies* on your visitor’s device. Add a cookie banner to inform them about the cookies you're using and collect their consent. Learn More What's the difference between essential and non-essential cookies? Essential cookies are automatically placed on your visitors' computer or device as they are necessary for certain actions to take place on your site. Without these cookies being used, visitors couldn't benefit from some of the services your site may offer. Non-Essential cookies are any cookies that do not fall within the definition of Essential. These include, but are not limited to, cookies used to analyse user behavior or display personalized ads. Tip: The content of your cookie banner is fully customizable. You can edit any text or explanation on the banner to your individual style and needs. Creating a privacy policy Transparency and communication with your visitors are key elements of regulations like the GDPR. Visitors should be able to get a clear understanding of the data your site uses, and opt out if they prefer doing so. To increase trust and stay compliant, add a link to your privacy policy to your cookie banner or your site's footer. The policy must explain all the ways you collect, use, disclose and manage visitor data. Adding a Do Not Sell My Personal Information link According to privacy regulations like the CCPA , your visitors must have control over the sale of their personal information. They should have the option to refuse the sale and transfer of their data to any third party. Adding a Do Not Sell My Personal Information link that visitors can click to disable data transfers can help you comply with the CCPA regulation. Managing your consent log Keeping an organized consent log is a great way of demonstrating your site's compliance with data regulations. By default, consent collected through the Cookie Banner and the Do Not Sell My Personal Information Link is automatically logged so you can access the info at any time. Download your visitors' consent log to see a list of every visitor interacting with the banner or the link. You can see details like your visitor's IP address, the date & time of their visit and the exact types of cookies they've accepted or refused. Submitting data requests for your visitors Some data privacy regulations (e.g., GDPR, CCPA) require giving your visitors access to the information your site has collected about them. They also have the right to request their personal data to be permanently deleted. From your Privacy & Cookies area, you can conveniently submit these requests on their behalf. 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: Designing Across Breakpoints The Studio Editor lets you tailor sites per breakpoint, so they always look great. Breakpoints are screen size ranges, representing the possible screens and devices that visitors tend to use (e.g. tablet, mobile). The design you create on desktop trickles down to tablet and mobile. However, you can create overrides to make the design fit smaller screens. Click a breakpoint icon at the top to get started. Tip: You can set a default editing size (screen width) for each breakpoint on every page of your client's site. Go to our Wix Studio Academy to check out additional Wix Studio webinars, tutorials, and courses. Defining breakpoints The Studio Editor comes with 3 built-in breakpoints, which you can customize and re-define at any point: Desktop: 1001px and up Tablet: 751px - 1000px Mobile: 320px - 750px You can add up to 3 additional breakpoints to make your design even more precise to certain screen sizes. You define the breakpoints separately for every site page and every global section . This means that a global section and the page it's on can have completely different breakpoints. For example, the page below has 5 breakpoints defined: ... While the global header on that page has 3 breakpoints defined: Tip: The breakpoint a site visitor sees depends on their viewport width. For example, an iPad Pro user (i.e. 1024px width) would see the desktop breakpoint (1001px and up). This also varies with portrait or landscape mode, as each mode has a different screen width that may fall into different breakpoint ranges. Cascading design The Studio Editor uses a cascading concept when it comes to designing across breakpoints. Changes you make on larger breakpoints trickle down to smaller breakpoints, but changes on smaller breakpoints don't affect larger breakpoints. For example, a button that is designed to be purple on desktop is automatically purple on tablet and mobile. If you change its color on mobile, the button is still purple on tablet and desktop. Note: Some changes apply to all breakpoints – for example, when you replace or delete elements. Learn more about these changes in the section below. Created additional desktop breakpoints? If you delete the 2nd largest breakpoint, settings from the largest breakpoint automatically trickle down to the smaller ones – even if you have already created overrides . For example, elements that were only hidden from the largest breakpoint would become hidden on the smaller breakpoints as well. To resolve this, create the overrides again. Changes that apply to all breakpoints Some types of actions automatically apply to all breakpoints, and cannot be customized to a certain viewport. Data changes When editing the content of an element, you're effectively changing its data. For example, changing an element's link or the source of an image applies to all breakpoints. Another example is when you replace or delete elements from the page – the element is automatically replaced / deleted on all breakpoints. Did you know? You can hide elements from specific breakpoints. Go to the relevant breakpoint, right-click the element and select Hide . Structural changes Changes to an element's place in the hierarchy of your page. For example, when you stack elements together or move an element to a different cell , you're changing the page structure and it is reflected across all breakpoints. Creating overrides with breakpoints An override occurs when you make changes to an element's design on a specific breakpoint. Meaning, it no longer draws design values from the larger breakpoint above it. However, these overrides do trickle down to smaller breakpoints. There are 2 types of overrides you can create: Design: Changes to an element's properties, such as coloration, border and font. Layout: Changes to an element's position and size, as long as it does not move to a different parent element. Tip: Elements and sections in the Studio Editor come with a built-in responsive behavior . This controls the way they are resized on smaller breakpoints, so you don't have to worry about setting it all manually. Using overrides on all breakpoints If you like an override you've created, you can use it on all breakpoints. This applies the changes to both larger and smaller breakpoints - keeping the site's look consistent across every screen size. To use an override on all breakpoints: Open the relevant breakpoint in your editor . Select the relevant element. Click the More Actions icon . Select Use on All Breakpoints . Removing design overrides on a specific breakpoint You can always reset the design and layout of an element back to its properties on the largest breakpoint. The properties of the element on smaller breakpoints are not affected, just the breakpoint that contains the element that you are reverting back. For example, if you're removing overrides on tablet, it does not affect mobile. To remove design overrides on a breakpoint: Open the relevant breakpoint in your editor . Select the relevant element. Tip: You can select it directly on the canvas, or the Layers panel . Click the More Actions icon . Click Remove Overrides . Did you know? You can use the responsive AI tool to quickly optimize the layout of sections across all breakpoints. FAQs Click a question below to learn more. How do I ensure my site’s layout looks correct on both mobile and desktop? Always design with responsiveness in mind. Start with the desktop breakpoint, choosing the desired responsive behavior for every element and section. Then check the smaller breakpoints and adjust the elements' design and layout as needed. For sections, you can also use the Responsive AI tool to automatically generate a responsive layout. How do I prevent the mobile version of my site from affecting the desktop version? Firstly, it's important to keep in mind that layout and design overrides do not affect the desktop version. For example, you can resize elements on the mobile breakpoint and it won't change their size on desktop. Structural and data changes, like moving an element to a different parent or deleting it, automatically apply to all breakpoints. However, you can always create sections and elements that only appear on a specific breakpoint, hidden from other screen sizes . This can be helpful, for example, when you want to create a distinct look for mobile with a different arrangement of elements. Tip: When you make structural or data changes on lower breakpoints, you'll see a helpful notification. This allows you to confirm whether you'd like these changes to apply across all breakpoints, How do I fix overlapping elements on mobile? When arranging elements, they could be spaced just right in the editor but overlap when you check the live site on different viewports. Overlap usually happens due to the way elements are positioned or because of their responsive behavior. If elements on your client's site overlap on different screen sizes, check the elements' positioning, docking and responsive behavior in the Inspector panel. For example, if an the elements are set to 'Fixed', the solution may be selecting a responsive behavior that resizes each element on smaller screens. In addition, if the elements share the same parent but no relationship (e.g. stack) is defined between them, they will act independently and may overlap. Learn more about preventing overlap across breakpoints . How can I fix large gaps or unwanted white space, especially on mobile? We recommend the following: Check the padding and margin settings for sections, containers, and elements in the Inspector panel. Reduce unnecessary bottom docking values, which may cause excessive spacing. Ensure that related elements are stacked properly to avoid unintended gaps. Adjust the height of sections to 'Fit to Screen' or set it to a fixed pixel value. Tip: Check out this detailed troubleshooting tutorial for more information. Why is my gallery too large on mobile, and how can I fix it? If the gallery does not fit well on mobile, there are a few different ways to resolve the issue. You can choose a different layout for the mobile breakpoint, or stick with the same layout as desktop while tweaking settings in the Inspector panel. When you want the gallery to have the same layout across breakpoints, make sure its responsive behavior is set to either Relative width or Stretch – both of these behaviors ensure the gallery resizes automatically and in relation to each visitor's screen. Learn more about making the gallery responsive . Tip: It is not possible to adjust your gallery's height in the Inspector when: Your gallery is set to scroll vertically. Your gallery is horizontal with a fixed ratio. You can change these settings from the Layout tab in the gallery's Settings panel. 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 Billing & premium subscriptions Charges, payments and tax About Goods and Services Tax in Singapore Wix charges Goods and Services Tax (GST) on our services to customers in Singapore in accordance with the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore . If you are a GST-registered business in Singapore, you may be eligible for a tax exemption. You can add your GST registration number to your Wix account by updating your payment details. Updating your payment details Re-enter your payment details to add your GST number and receive your tax exemption. To update your payment details Go to Premium Subscriptions in your Wix account. Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant subscription. Click Update payment method . Choose the subscriptions you want to update and click Next . Note: This option will only appear if you have other Wix subscriptions in your account. Click Next after reviewing the plan details on screen. Click Use another payment method . Re-enter your card details and add your GST number to the GST Registration Number field. Click Update . FAQs Click a question below to learn more about tax in Singapore. What is a GST number? A GST number is a tax ID issued to a business or person registered under the GST Act in Singapore. GST numbers can be checked at the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore’s website. What happens if I do not have a tax identification number? If you do not have a tax identification number, Wix will charge and collect GST on payments for subscriptions, applications and products. How does Wix determine which customers are subject to tax? The tax charge is based on the billing account address. 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: Creating and Managing Design Libraries Create a design library with assets that you can use at any time, on any Studio Editor site in your workspace. This is a great tool to speed up the design process as it lets you save color palettes, typography styles and designed sections and elements. How can I access my libraries? Go to your editor . Click the Wix Studio icon at the top left. Hover over Tools . Click Libraries . Creating a new library Create as many libraries as you need. You can create libraries per sites, themes, or any kind of classification that meets your needs. To create a new library: Access your design libraries: Go to your editor . Click the Wix Studio icon at the top left. Hover over Tools . Click Libraries . Click + Create New Library . Choose what to include from the site you're working on: Typography , Colors and / or Assets . Click Create . Enter a name for your library under Library Name . (Optional) Enable the Turn on sharing toggle to share this library with your teammates. Saving styles and assets to a library You can save design assets from any Studio Editor site in your workspace. Every library contains a single set of color and typography styles, and unlimited space for designed assets . Depending on what you want to save to your library, click below to learn how to do it: The site's color and / or typography styles Click Site Styles on the left side of the editor. Click the Library icon . Select Save as Library . Select the Typography and Colors checkboxes as needed. Select the relevant library from the Add to drop-down Click Save . Saved assets from this site (e.g. sections, elements, etc.) Click Add Elements on the left side of the editor. Click Assets . Click Saved Assets . Depending on whether you want to save a single asset or all of them, follow the instructions: One saved asset: Click the More Actions icon next to the asset you want to save. Select Add Asset to Library . Select the relevant library from the Add to drop-down. Click Save . All saved assets: Click More Actions . Select Add Assets to Library . Select the relevant library from the Add to drop-down. Click Save . Viewing and managing libraries View all of your libraries in one place, whether they're libraries that you created, or libraries your team shares with you. You can open libraries to see their contents, duplicate and delete libraries. To view and manage your libraries: Go to your editor . Click the Wix Studio icon at the top left. Hover over Tools . Click Libraries . Click the More Actions icon under the relevant library. Select an option: Open Library: View the library and edit its settings. Duplicate: Make a copy of the library. Don't Display on This Site: Hide the library from the Assets tab in the Add Elements panel, specifically on the site you're working on. Delete: Permanently remove the library from your account. This won't affect existing sites that include assets from the library. Sharing a library When creating a library, you can decide whether to keep it private or share its assets with others. The access link to your library allows anyone with a Studio Editor site to add the assets to their account. In addition, the library becomes visible to everyone in your workspace once you turn on sharing. To share a library: Access your libraries: Go to your editor . Click the Wix Studio icon at the top left. Hover over Tools . Click Libraries . Click the More Actions icon under the relevant library. Click Open Library . Enable the Turn on sharing toggle to make this library available for sharing. Share the library with people in one of the following ways: Send an email: Enter the person's email address and click the Send icon . They'll receive an email from Wix Studio with a link to your library. Copy the link: Click to copy the direct link to your clipboard. FAQs Click a question below to learn more. What's the difference between private and public libraries? When creating a new library, you can choose whether to make it private or public: Public: Teammates can access and reuse the library's assets, on any site in the workspace. Private: Only you can access and use the assets in your library. Can teammates edit or share my library? If your library is private, they can't access it at all. However, if you turn on sharing and make the library public, it depends on the teammate's role. The entire team can view public design libraries, reuse the assets and duplicate them if needed. However, only teammates with the Manage Library permission can edit libraries and share them with others. What happens if I delete a library I previously shared? Deleting a public design library removes it for the entire team, including the team owner. However, if you already applied assets from this library, they stay on the relevant Studio Editor site(s). For example, if you imported colors from a library that was deleted, the site's color styles stay exactly the same. 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 Blog: Enhancing Your Blog with Free Add-Ons Maximize your blog's potential and provide a seamless browsing experience for your visitors with Wix Blog's selection of complimentary add-ons. Keep your readers updated by adding an RSS Feed button , which allows them to subscribe to your blog updates. Streamline your content with a Category Menu , which categorizes your posts, and an Archive Menu , which displays older content in a convenient location. Enhance your blog's presence with a Post List element , which displays snippets of your posts in other areas of your site, and a Tag Cloud element , which organizes all your tags in one place. To access the blog add-ons: Wix Editor Select the page you want the add-on to appear. Click the Add icon on the left of your editor. Click Blog . Scroll down and choose an element to add. Drag the element to position it on the page. Wix Studio Select the page you want the add-on to appear. Click the Add Elements icon on the top left of your editor. Click Blog . Choose an element to add. Drag the element to position it on the page. 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 Pricing Plans: Allowing Guest Checkout on Your Site Let visitors to your site buy your pricing plans without having to sign up or log in. Enabling guest checkout makes it easier for site visitors to become loyal customers. Enabling guest checkout for pricing plans Enable guest checkout to let visitors sample your pricing plans, without becoming full members of your site right away. Visitors who go through guest checkout automatically become contacts . They also receive an email with a link to create a member profile on your site, so they can access the Members Area . Notes: For plans that include online content and services, visitors need to create their member profile up to gain access. Guest checkout is only available to customers on the Plans & Pricing page on your site. To enable guest checkout: Go to Pricing Plans Settings in your site's dashboard. Click the Checkout tab. Click to enable the Guest checkout toggle. How guest checkout looks on your site After you enable guest checkout, site visitors can buy your plans without signing up to become a site member. They begin by choosing the plan they want to buy. Then, they have the option of logging in or continuing as a guest. Visitors then enter their payment details as normal and continue. When payment is complete, they receive an email with the details of their purchase. The email contains a link which allows your customers to Create New Password and sign up as members of your site. Note: You are unable to customize this email. What's next? You can manage and customize your other email automations connected to your Pricing Plans. You can customize your Thank You page that customers see when they complete checkout. 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 Contacting Wix Business Development To contact the Wix Business Development department, please email bizdev@wix.com . If your proposal is relevant, they will get back to you. For PR and Media queries, please email pr@wix.com . 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 Accepting payments on your site Wix Payments: Refunding Customers When necessary, you can refund a customer for all or part of a payment they've made through Wix Payments. Refunds can take up to 3-5 business days to reach your customer's credit card / bank account, depending on the financial institution. Refunding a Wix Payments payment Issue refunds from your Wix Payments account on desktop or from the Wix app on your mobile device. Desktop Go to Payments in your site's dashboard. Click on the payment to refund. Click Refund . Enter the amount to refund and a note (if needed). Click Refund . Wix app Go to Payments in the Wix app . Tap on the payment to refund. Tap Refund . (Optional) Tap the Note icon to add a note of the details of this refund and tap Save . Enter the amount to refund, and tap Issue Refund . Tap Issue Refund to confirm. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about refunds in Wix Payments. What is the minimum amount that can be refunded? The typical minimum refund amount per currency is as follows: Canada : 1 CAD European Union : 1 EUR Switzerland : 1 CHF United Kingdom : 1 GBP United States : 1 USD Note : For PayPal with Wix Payments, refunds can be made for 0.50 USD Wix Payments reserves the right not to allow refunds of less than $1, or the local currency equivalent. Can refunds be cancelled? Once initiated, refunds cannot be canceled or reversed. Can I refund a payment in partial refunds? After providing a partial refund to a customer, you can still refund them for the remaining amount at a later point in time. Is there a time limit for refunds? For Affirm payments, refunds can be issued up to 120 days after the initial payment For Afterpay payments, refunds can be issued up to 120 days after the initial payment For Klarna payments, refunds can be issued up to 180 days after the initial payment For PayPal with Wix Payments, refunds can be issued up to 180 days after the initial payment What are the fees for refunding payments? For refunded payments, standard Wix Payments processing fees apply. For example, in the U.S., if you issue a $100 refund to your customer, the original processing fee of $2.90 + $0.30 for that customer's purchase will not be paid back to your Wix Payments account. No additional refund fees will be charged. Why are processing fees not refunded when I issue a refund? Processing fees are non-refundable as they cover the cost of payment processing services. When issuing a refund, you will need to cover the processing fee amount if your Wix Payments balance is insufficient. I issued a refund, but my customer hasn't received it yet. What should I do? Allow 3-5 business days for the refund to reach your customer's credit card. If your customer still hasn't received their refund after 3-5 business days, contact us and we'll be happy to assist you further. I need to issue a refund, but my account has a negative balance. What can I do? You may need to refund a customer and currently don't have enough funds in your Wix Payments account to cover the return. If your current balance can't cover a specific refund, you'll need to add funds to your Wix Payments account . Note : Currently, it's not possible to top-up a negative balance for PayPal with Wix Payments. To return to a positive balance for PayPal with Wix Payments, you need to wait for additional PayPal payments to be successfully processed. 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