< Back Creating a multilingual website Managing languages Wix Multilingual: Languages Available Wix Multilingual supports over 180 languages per the ISO 639-1 standard. Supporting a language means you can Auto-Translate it with third-party services. However, not all languages are supported by these services. If your language isn't included, you can still translate your site manually. Languages available in Wix Multilingual: Abkhazian Afar Afrikaans Akan Albanian Amharic Arabic Aragonese Armenian Assamese Avaric Avestan Aymara Azerbaijani Bambara Bashkir Basque Belarusian Bengali Bihari Bislama Bosnian Breton Bulgarian Burmese Catalan Chamorro Chechen Chichewa Chinese (Simplified) Chinese (Traditional) Chuvash Cornish Corsican Cree Croatian Czech Danish Divehi Dutch Dzongkha English Esperanto Estonian Ewe Faroese Fijian Finnish French Fulah Galician Ganda Georgian German Greek Guarani Gujarati Haitian Creole Hausa Hebrew Herero Hindi Hiri Motu Hungarian Icelandic Ido Igbo Indonesian Interlingua Inukitut Irish Italian Japanese Javanese Kalaallisut Kannada Kanuri Kashmiri Kazakh Khmer Kikuyu Kinyarwanda Kirghiz Komi Korean Kuanyama Kurdish Lao Latin Latvian Limburgan Lingala Lithuanian Luba-Katanga Luxembourgish Macedonian Malagasy Malay Malayalam Maldivian Maltese Manx Maori Marathi Marshallese Mongolian Nauru Navajo Ndonga Nepali North Ndebele Norwegian Occitan Ojibwa Old Church Slavonic Oriya Oromo Ossetian Pali Pashto Persian Polish Portuguese Punjabi Quechua Romanian Romansh Rundi Russian Sami Samoan Sango Sanskrit Sardinian Scottish Gaelic Serbian Shona Sichuan Yi Sindhi Sinhala Slovak Slovenian Somali South Ndebele Southern Soto Spanish Sundanese Swahili Swati Swedish Tagalog Tahitian Tajik Tamil Tatar Telugu Thai Tibetan Tigrinya Tonga Tsonga Tswana Turkeman Turkish Turkmen Twi Ukrainian Urdu Uyghur Uzbek Venda Vietnamese Volapuk Walloon Welsh Western Frisian Wolof Xhosa Yiddish Yoruba Zhuang Zulu 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 Displaying Room Rates on Your Reservation Calendar 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 . It can be hard to remember the rates you set for different rooms on different days, especially when setting weekend and/or seasonal rates. With the Wix Hotels Calendar, you can easily get an overview of all of your rooms individual rates. To show the room rates: Go to your dashboard. Click the Hotels tab. Click the Reservations tab. Select the checkbox next to Show Rates . 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 Product Widget: Product Image Isn't Properly Resized on Mobile (Includes Workaround) We're aware of the issue and are currently gathering more information regarding this matter. Meanwhile, as a workaround, please use one of the following options: 1. Increase image width 2. Set spacing to 0% 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 Managing your subscriptions Reactivating a Canceled Premium or Studio Site Plan You can reactivate a canceled site plan before the subscription ends by turning the auto renew back on. If the subscription has already ended, you can simply purchase a new plan. To reactivate your Premium or Studio plan: Go to Premium Subscriptions in your Wix account. Click Turn Auto Renew On under the relevant subscription. Note: Site plans canceled during the 14-day money back period are canceled immediately. This means that they cannot be reactivated by turning the auto renew back on. You can go ahead and upgrade the site again to purchase a new plan. 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: Adding and Setting Up the Wix Intake Forms App The Wix Intake Forms app helps you collect important information from your clients before their visit. Create digital forms, for example, waivers or questionnaires and decide whether clients fill them out once or on a regular basis. This makes onboarding faster, keeps your business protected, and helps you give every client a safer, more personal experience. Anyone can download the Intake Forms app, however, the form link is only available with Business and Business Elite Premium plans for Wix Editor users, or Plus and Elite Studio plans for Studio Editor users. Learn more about upgrading your site . Ways you can use the Intake Forms app: Waivers: Protect your business by obtaining documented permission and acknowledgment of risk from clients before providing services. Examples include liability waivers, parental consent forms, and photography release forms. Intake forms: Gather valuable client information that doesn’t change often. For example, age, address, emergency contacts, and goals—so you can provide tailored services and improve client relationships. Health questionnaires: Collect essential medical information for both legal and practical purposes. Health questionnaires serve as proof that clients disclosed any medical conditions and help you adapt sessions to keep everyone safe. Step 1 | Add the Wix Intake Forms app to your site Disclaimer: By using the Intake Forms app, you acknowledge that Wix is not responsible for any damages or losses arising from its use. You are solely responsible for verifying the app’s accuracy before use. Take the time to understand how the app works, including how waivers are assigned and tracked, and always manually check submissions before serving clients to prevent missing or incorrect forms. Start by adding the Wix Intake Forms app to your site from the Wix App Market. Once installed, you can begin creating digital waivers, intake forms, or health questionnaires for your clients. Dashboard Go to Wix Intake Forms in the Wix App Market. Click Add to Site . Click Get Started . Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click Add Apps on the left side of the editor. Search for the Intake Forms app in the search bar then select the app. Click Add to Site . Click Get Started . Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click App Market on the left side of the editor. Search for the Intake Forms app in the search bar then select the app. Click Add to Site . Click Get Started . Step 2 | Create an intake form Build a custom intake form by adding the fields that matter most to your business and clients. There are 4 sections of the form to consider: Contacts , General , Choices , and Layout elements . Each one helps you collect and display the right information, so your forms are clear and professional from the very first submission. To create an intake form: Click + Create New Form . Choose how to edit the form: Edit the form title: Click the form title at the top of the form, enter a new name (e.g. 'Client Waiver Agreement') and click the checkmark to save. Add form fields: Click the Add icon on the left. Click the type of field you want to add: Contacts: Add fields for client details like phone number or birthday. Note: The first name and email fields are always included and can’t be removed. General: Collect open-ended information with short/long answers, numbers, digital signatures, file uploads, or star ratings. Choices: Offer clear selections with checkboxes, single- or multi-select options, tag pickers, drop-downs, and date/time pickers for precise, structured responses. Layout elements: Use layout elements like header and text to organize your waiver or intake form. For example, you can create a simple waiver with just your legal text and an approval checkbox or signature or add more headers and text fields if you need to collect extra details from clients. Note: The form is flexible, so you can keep it straightforward or make it as detailed as you need. Add conditional rules: Click the Rules icon on the left to add conditional rules: Click + Add Rule . Note: To enable Rules, your form must have a minimum of 2 fields. Set up your rules: If : Select the field and condition (e.g. is empty, is filled). (Optional) Click + Add Condition to add more conditions. Choose And (all conditions must be met) or Or (any condition must be met). Then : Select the field(s) and the action (e.g. shown, hidden, required, optional). Tip: You can apply the same result to multiple fields by selecting more than one. (Optional) Click + Add Rule to add another rule. Click Save Rule . Click Save . Required fields: Click the relevant field and click Settings . Enable the Required field toggle to make sure you collect the information you need from your visitors. Step 3 | Share your intake form Share your intake form with clients or team members using a shareable link, social media, or a QR code. To share your intake form: Hover over the relevant intake form. Click Share . Choose how you want to share your link: Share on social media: Click the relevant social media platform icon to share via WhatsApp or email. Copy the form link: Click Copy Link , then paste your link wherever you want to share it. QR code: Share the QR code. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about the intake forms app. How can I view my form submissions? You can view and manage your intake form submissions in several places: From your site dashboard: Go to Manage Apps in your site's dashboard. Click Open next to the Intake Forms . Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant form. Click View Submissions . From individual contacts: Go to Contacts in your site's dashboard. Click on the relevant contact. Click the Intake Forms tab. Hover over the relevant form and click View submission . Tip: You can manually change a contact's submission status from ' Valid ' to ' Not Valid ' (or vice versa) under the Form status column. How do I keep track if my clients have filled out intake forms? Each contact automatically has a validity status for every active intake form on your site. You can view these statuses from the contact’s page or side panel. The status types include: Valid: The contact has a current, non-expired submission for the form. Not Valid: The contact never submitted the form, or their last submission expired. The expiration date is based on the most recent action. Either the client’s last submission or the last time you manually set the status to Valid . You can manually change a contact’s status anytime from their contact page or side panel. For example, you might switch a status to not valid if: The form was filled out incorrectly. A client has a new medical restriction. Can I have more than one intake form for my business? Yes. You can have multiple intake forms depending on your business needs. Can I set an expiration date for my form? Yes. You can set a custom expiration date for your form to help collect the most recent client information. To set an expiration date: Go to Manage Apps in your site's dashboard. Click Open next to the Intake Forms . Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant form. Click Set Expiration . Select how long a submission remains valid: Never: The submission does not expire. Custom: Set the number of months before the submission expires. Click Save . Will Wix continue to support the existing Health waiver form? The existing bookings waiver form will be removed in the next few months. The Wix Intake Forms app will replace it, but with the same features and exciting new ones. To continue using waivers with your bookings and access updated features, install the Wix Intake Forms app from the Wix App Market. Important: If you want to save your old waiver submission data, export your submissions before the old feature is removed. 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: Editing the Visual Sitemap This visual sitemap shows a high-level view of your client's site, including all pages and sections. It can help you get a better perspective on the overall structure of the site, allowing you to organize it quicker. Did you know? The Visual Sitemap panel is resizable – drag it to make it as big or small as you need. Adding pages and sections You can add more pages and sections as you work on your client's sitemap and move them around with ease. To add a new page or section: Click Visual Sitemap on the left side of the editor. Choose what you want to add: Page: Click + Add New Page . Select the relevant page type: Blank page or a dynamic page. (Optional) Drag the new page to the relevant location on the sitemap. Section: Click the More actions icon next to the relevant page name. Select the section type: General sections, a blank section or one of your global sections. (Optional) Drag the new section to the relevant location on the sitemap. (Optional) Start designing the page or section on the canvas: Click the More actions icon next to the new page or section. Select Edit on canvas . Tip: If you've used AI to generate this site , you can let it create pages and sections for you, filled with relevant content. Page: Select Generate when adding the new page. Describe the content it should show. Section: Enable the Generate wireframes & content toggle when adding the new section. You can also hover over an existing section and click the Add section icon . Moving pages and sections The visual sitemap allows you to effortlessly rearrange pages and sections, enhancing the flexibility and teamwork involved in defining the site structure. Use drag and drop to move pages and sections freely across the sitemap, or move them 1 spot to the left or right (page) / up or down (section). To move a page or section: Click Visual Sitemap on the left side of the editor. Choose how to move the page or section: Drag and drop: Drag and drop pages and sections to wherever you need them to be. You can move sections between pages if needed. Move by 1: Click the More actions icon next to the page or section. Select Move Right / Left / Up / Down . Setting the page status You can set a status for every page to indicate your progress on it. This is especially helpful for teams collaborating on a site, keeping everyone aligned on where things stand. To set the page status: Click Visual Sitemap on the left side of the editor. Click Set status next to the relevant page. Mark the page as In progress , Done , etc. Exporting the sitemap Share the sitemap with your client. This is a great way to ensure they approve the structure before proceeding with the design process. To export the sitemap: Click Visual Sitemap on the left side of the editor. Click the More actions icon at the top. Select Export sitemap . Tip: This downloads a JPEG file containing the sitemap. FAQs Click a question below to learn more. Does the Visual Sitemap panel show all site breakpoints? The Visual Sitemap panel only shows the desktop version of your client's site. If there are any differences between desktop and other breakpoints, such as re-ordered or hidden sections, they won't appear in this panel. For example, if you've re-ordered sections or hidden them on the mobile breakpoint, the panel will still only display the sections as they appear on desktop. What does the exported sitemap look like? When exporting a sitemap, you get a JPEG file to share with your client. The image looks very similar to the Visual Sitemap panel, organized by page categories (e.g. Main Pages, Store Pages, etc.) Does reordering pages affect the site menu? No. Reordering pages on the sitemap does not affect the site menu, which could have its own unique order. When moving sections, does it reorder them on the canvas as well? Yes, moving sections directly impacts your design on the canvas. 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 Bookings: Understanding Availability for Appointments Understanding what affects your availability for appointments is important for keeping your business running smoothly. Wix Bookings uses your settings and schedules, including existing bookings, to continuously calculate all the available time slots. Since several factors can determine when your clients can book an appointment, it's important to make sure you configure your availability correctly. By recognizing these factors and setting up your availability, your live site can accurately show your business's available appointment times. If you're having trouble setting appointment availability as needed, you can check out the troubleshooting steps that help resolve most issues. What factors affect appointment availability Here is a list of the main factors which affect if you or your staff are available to accept appointments. Default business hours Your default business hours, or your opening hours, determine when your staff are available to take appointments. Once you set your default business hours, you can then customize your staff members' working hours to offer services outside your normal business hours (see below). Learn more about adding your business information , including your default business hours. Staff working hours The availability of appointments largely depends on the working hours of your selected staff members. When you create an appointment, you decide who provides the service. Staff hours are based on your default business hours. You can also customize each staff member's hours individually. Customers can't book an appointment that ends after the relevant staff members' hours. So, for example, if you work until 6:00 PM, and offer a two-hour-long service, clients can't book it at 5:00 PM. Learn how to set a staff member's available hours . Staff & availability You can create different availability settings for different appointment types to offer more flexibility. For example, you could offer one appointment type only on weekends, and another type only in the afternoons on weekdays. Learn more about setting your staff & availability . Adding one-time changes to staff hours You can set custom hours for your staff, either as one-time or recurring appointments from your Work Schedule dashboard. These custom hours override the default ones and can affect availability, especially if multiple staff members have custom schedules. Making one-time changes can help accommodate your staff's schedules while making sure your business is not affected. Learn more about editing your staff members' working hours . Default work hours Your default work hours determine the available hours during which clients can book appointments. Make sure to update your default hours so clients know when they can book their appointments. These hours automatically apply to all new staff members. Note: For appointments with variable time lengths, available time slots are calculated according to your default work hours. This can affect which start times appear on your live site, even if a staff member becomes free at a different time. Learn more about setting your default work hours . Blocked time You can manually block any day or part of a day in your Wix Bookings calendar for you or for a staff member. The times you block are not available for bookings. This feature is useful for scheduling holiday, personal time off or any other periods you or your staff are unavailable. Learn how to block time on your calendar . Synced calendars To avoid conflicts and double bookings, you and your staff members can sync your personal calendars with the Wix Bookings calendar. Events synced from these personal calendars block off the time on the Wix calendar, preventing clients from booking during these periods. Syncing your calendars helps manage availability and prevents any double bookings from outside commitments. We recommend you read the important information on how synced calendars work . Appointment time slots Appointment time slots control how often available hours appear on your calendar. You can set them at specific intervals or based on the duration of a service, plus any time buffers you add between appointments. For example, if you set a time interval at 30 minutes with a 15 minutes time buffer, clients see appointments listed every 45 minutes on your live site (see image below). Time intervals allow you to effectively manage your schedule. You can decide if you want all appointments to have the same time interval on the calendar or if the interval should be based on the service duration plus an additional buffer time. Note: For services with variable time lengths, Wix Bookings calculates available time slots based on your default work hours and selected time slot settings. This means the next available slot may not match the exact time a staff member becomes free. Learn how to set your time slot durations . Time buffer Set a time buffer between sessions to make sure client sessions aren't booked back-to-back, to allow staff to prepare, and to provide necessary breaks. Time buffers also help manage the appointment flow. For example, if you provide a 1-hour service, you can add a 15 min buffer so if a client books from 9:00 - 10:00, the next available slot will be from 10:15 - 11:15. Learn how to set a time buffer between sessions . Your booking windows Booking windows let you set limits on exactly how far in advance and how close to your sessions clients can book. For example, you can prevent clients from booking too far in advance (e.g. more than 2 months before the session). You can also prevent clients from booking last minute (e.g. less than 3 hours before the session starts). Setting these windows helps manage expectations and ensures your schedule stays manageable and predictable. Learn how to set your booking window . Note: If your service uses variable time lengths, available slots are calculated based on your default work hours and time slot settings, not on the exact time a staff member becomes free. For example, if your business hours are 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM and your time slots are set to every 30 minutes, the next available slot follows that pattern even if a previous appointment ends at 9:40 AM. Video tutorial Watch this video tutorial or scroll down to learn about troubleshooting availability issues. Troubleshooting availability issues Click an issue below to learn how to resolve it. There are no available time slots on my Calendar page on my live site. If no available time slots appear for one of your services on your site, check to make sure the following: The service duration does not exceed the staff member's working hours or your default working hours . For example, if a staff member's shift is only 4 hours long and they offer a 6-hour event planning service, clients can't book that service with this staff member. The staff member's location matches the service location. There are no other events in the calendar blocking the availability. These events could be work-related or personal events that the staff member has blocked off in their synced personal calendar . My available time slots are not showing properly. You choose how to display your appointment slots to clients, either based on the service duration or using fixed intervals . You can also add a time buffer between appointments , so your staff have enough preparation time for the next client. Offering time slots based on service duration can result in irregular time slots but maximizes the number of bookings you can take in a day. Offering time slots based on fixed intervals (e.g. every 15 minutes) makes appointments appear more orderly on the calendar but may reduce the total number of bookings you can accommodate in a day. Service duration example: You offer a service lasting 30 minutes with a 10-minute buffer starting from 9:00AM, your available appear as follows: 09:00, 09:40, 10:20... etc. Fixed interval example: You offer a service lasting 30 minutes with a 10-minute buffer, but clients can only book at fixed 30-minute intervals, the available slots would be: 10:00, 10:30, 11:00... etc. In this case, if a client books the available slot at 10:30, the slots at 10:00 and 11:00 won't be bookable with the same staff member due to the session duration and buffer time. My staff member does not appear as available for a specific time slot in the Calendar page. If your staff member does not appear as available for a specific time slot, check if: The staff member was assigned to that service when you created it. The staff member's working hours are set up incorrectly. The staff member already has a class/course session assigned for that specific time. You offer the appointment in a custom location, and the staff member's availability has not been set up to "All locations" . You made one-time changes to the staff member's availability . Tip: Manually schedule an appointment and test how it appears on your Booking calendar. Check how soon before and after the appointment you can add another appointment at the same location with the same staff member. You can then delete the test appointment. My staff member has more availability than is displayed, or some time slots are missing for a specific staff member. Check your booking window in Booking Policies for the affected service . D ouble -check that the staff member's working hours are set up correctly. Also, check if: The staff member was assigned to that service when you created it. The staff member's working hours are set up incorrectly. The staff member already has a class/course session assigned for that specific time. You offer the appointment in a custom location, and the staff member's availability has not been set up to "All locations" . You made one-time changes to the staff member's availability . My service is not available in a specific location. Make sure the selected staff member's availability is correctly set for the specific location . Adjust the location settings as necessary to reflect the staff member's availability. When clients try to book a session, there's a message saying that "Bookings will open X days before the session starts". Check your booking window in Booking Policies for the affected service. Adjust these settings to align with your preferred booking timeline. When clients try to book an appointment, there's a message saying that "This time slot is no longer available. Please select a different time." This message appears when another client books the same time slot before your client submits the booking form. The booking doesn't go through and the time slot is removed from the list. Your client can select a different time and submit the form again. The other details they entered stay filled in. You don't need to do anything. No booking is created, and your client doesn't get a cancellation email. 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 Events: Creating Invoices for Ticketed Events Wix Events gives you the option of automatically sending an invoice to every event guest, or manually sending an invoice when needed. Guests receive an email with a link to their invoice, which they can download or print out. Note: Invoices are sent only after you receive payment. Customizing your invoices Before you start sending invoices to guests, make sure to customize them to suit your business and brand. You can add elements such as a company logo, a personal message or a legal disclaimer. Tip: You only need to customize your invoices once. Your changes are saved for future events. To customize your invoices: Go to the Events in your site's dashboard. Select the relevant event. Select the Settings tab at the top. Click Edit next to Invoices . Enter your business info and click Add & Continue . Customize your invoices. Learn more about the customization options. Enabling automatic invoicing You can enable automatic invoicing for a particular event. When you do, an email containing an invoice is sent to every guest. Notes: Automatic invoicing must be enabled for each event individually. Guests who purchase event tickets online receive the invoice right away. If the guest checks out using the manual payment method, an invoice is sent as soon as the order is marked "paid". To send invoices automatically: Go to the Events in your site's dashboard. Select the relevant event. Select the Settings tab at the top. Enable the Invoices toggle for automatic sending of invoices when a guest purchases a ticket. Note: The Invoices toggle must be enabled for each event separately. Sending an invoice manually You can send an invoice to a guest who requests one, even if you have not enabled automatic invoicing. You can also resend an invoice to a guest. To send invoices manually: Go to the Events in your site's dashboard. Select the relevant event. Select the Orders tab at the top. Click the relevant paid order. Note: It is not possible to send an invoice to an order that has not yet been paid. Click Create Invoice / View Invoice . Click any of the send options at the top: Share Link: Click Copy Link and paste the link in any message to share it with your guest. Print: Print the invoice. Resend via Email: (Optional) Edit the subject line or message. Click Send . 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 Bookings: Changing the Contact and Location Info on the Service Page Keep your service page current so clients always see the most updated details when booking. You can update your phone number, email address, and business location for your business. You can also set a unique location for individual services if needed. Your service page displays your services and contact info, making it easy for clients to contact you and book appointments. Tip: Learn how to customize your service page and choose which details to display. Editing your phone number, email and physical addresses The phone number, email and physical address that appear on the Service page are the ones you enter in your site settings in your dashboard. Keeping these details up to date ensures you never miss a booking or business inquiry. Note: If you have more than one location, update the contact details for each of them. To update your contact details and address: Go to Business Info in your site's dashboard. (If you have multiple locations) Click the relevant location under Location and contact info . Update any of the following contact details: Address: Enter your physical address under Location. Location name: (Multiple locations only) Enter the name of the location. Description: Enter a description, if needed (e.g. Next to the office supply store). Email address: Enter a new email address under Email . Phone number: Enter a new phone number under Phone . Fax: Enter a new fax number under Fax . Business hours: Click to update your Business Hours if needed. Learn more about your default business hours . Timezone: Select the relevant timezone for your business from the Timezone drop-down. Tip: The email you enter receives all notifications when a clients book a service or make changes. Changing the location of a specific service Sometimes you may offer services that don't take place at your business location. For example, a fitness center that hosts a running event on the beach. In this case, you can enter a separate location for any of your services. To update the location of a service: Go to Booking Services in your site's dashboard. Click to select the relevant service. Scroll down to Location under Service Details . Click Edit and choose where this service is taking place: Business location: Select this option to display any of your saved addresses. Custom Location: Enter a location different to your business address (e.g. SF Ferry Building). Client's Place: Select this option to show "Client's Place" as the location. Note: This option is only available for appointments. (If this service has existing bookings) Click Next and choose where you want these existing sessions to take place: Keep the current location: Existing sessions take place where clients originally booked them, regardless of the change you just made. Move to a different location: Move existing sessions to the new location you just added. Select the Notify participants with an email checkbox to notify clients of this change of location. Click Save . Click Save at the top of 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 Wix Photo Albums: Printing and Shipping Issues in the Wix Photo Albums Store Important: Wix Photo Albums Store is not available to all users. As of February 2023, it is no longer possible to add Wix Photo Albums Store to your site. As an alternative, you can add Wix Stores to your site and connect it to Printful to sell your photos. Wix works with a third party company Order a Print to manage all your printing requirements. Order a Print is a worldwide print fulfillment platform and a developer of today's most advanced online printing solutions. Order a Print are responsible for printing and shipping of the printed goods in your Wix Photo Albums Store. If you have questions around the order status of your prints or have concerns with the quality of your prints, we recommend that you reach out to them directly with your query / concern. For questions or comments contact Order a Print directly: Website : https://www.orderaprint.com/art-store Email : support@orderaprint.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 Advanced features CMS CMS: Getting a Custom Quota to Increase Your Collection Item Limits You can get a custom CMS (Content Management System) quota if you need more collection items than your Business Elite or Elite Premium plan allows. These plans support up to 10 million collection items and 100 GB of total database storage. If you need even more, you can continue to grow your largest projects with a custom quota, even if you're not quite ready for the enterprise solution . Contact our Customer Care team to discuss your options for creating a custom CMS quota that fits your needs. Custom CMS quotas are available only for sites that have a Business Elite or Elite Premium plan. What are the collection item limitations with the Business Elite and Elite Premium plans? The Business Elite and Elite Premium plans allow your site to have up to 10,000,000 (10 million) collection items and 100 GB of total database storage. If your site already has one of these plans and you need more items or storage, contact our Customer Care team for a custom quota. If your site has a plan that allows fewer CMS items, upgrade to a higher Premium or Studio plan to increase your CMS quota. Alternatively, you can upgrade to an Enterprise plan to gain access to larger scale solutions for your business. Who is eligible for receiving custom CMS quotas? If you have a Business Elite or Elite Premium plan, you are eligible to get a custom CMS quota. Contact our Customer Care team to increase the total CMS items your site can have. If your site has a lower subscription plan and you need a higher CMS quota than the plan allows, upgrade to a higher subscription plan to increase your CMS quota. What happens to my current quota when I upgrade to a custom quota? When you get a custom CMS quota, you increase the total number of collection items your site can have. The new quota replaces your current quota rather than adding to it. What if I need more CMS collection items and I do not have a Business Elite or Elite Premium plan? You can upgrade to a plan that includes higher CMS limits if your site is approaching its CMS limits. Learn more about Wix's available subscription plans . Do free sites have CMS limitations if I'm a Wix Partner? Yes, free Wix Partner sites now have higher CMS limits. We've increased CMS quotas on free sites to 10,000 collection items. Learn more about CMS limits on free Wix Partner sites . Does the 10,000 collection item limit include collections that come from apps? No. The 10,000 collection item limit specifically applies to collections you create. This means it does not extend to collections created by Wix apps, apps that you downloaded from the App Market, or apps you created in Blocks. This limit offers plenty of room to develop your site, without impacting the available space for your apps, products, and CRM contacts and members. If you need to expand your collections further beyond this limit, consider upgrading to a Premium or Studio plan that accommodates your needs. What are the CMS quotas for free sites? Your free site CMS quota is based on whether or not your Wix account is in the Wix Studio platform. If your account is in the Wix Studio platform, your free sites have the following CMS quota: 10,000 collection items If you have not joined the Wix Studio platform, or choose to leave Wix Studio, your free sites have the following CMS quota: 1,000 collection items Learn more about switching to the Wix Studio platform . What happens to my CMS quota if I leave Wix Studio? If you choose to leave Wix Studio, your free site CMS quota reverts to 1,000 collection items. This is also the free site CMS quota if you never joined Wix Studio. Keep in mind: If you are a Wix Partner, and you choose to leave Wix Studio, you also opt-out of the Partner Program entirely. This means you'll lose access to exclusive benefits, features and progress within the program. Learn more about choosing to leave Wix Studio . 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 Managing your customers Wix Forms: Viewing Form Submissions from Your Dynamic Pages Dynamic pages are pages on your site most often used when working with the CMS (Content Management System) . They have the same layout and design but different content. For example, a 'Team Members' page could have the same design, but changing content based on the employee's name and information. Each 'version' of the page is called a dynamic page item. If you've included a form on a dynamic page, (e.g. a Contact Me form) you can add a column to the form's submissions table in the dashboard to see which dynamic item the form was submitted on. Continuing with the 'Team Members' example, you can add a column to the submissions table to see which team member page a site visitor filled out a contact form for. Important: This feature is only available for old Wix Forms . To view form submissions for your dynamic pages: Go to Forms & Submissions in your site's dashboard. Click View Submissions Table next to the relevant site form on your dynamic page. Note : Make sure you have published your site. Click Hidden Fields to view all form fields that aren't automatically visible on the table. Click the toggle next to your dynamic page to display it on the table. The form field name is the same as your dynamic page name and has a link icon next to it. Note : The new column displays which item of the page collection the form was submitted on. The new column displays which item of the page collection the form was submitted on. In this example, Brian Chung's 'Contact Me' page had two form submissions, while Ashley Amerson and Marcus Harris's pages both got one submission. Note: Dynamic pages are part of the CMS. Learn more about how to create dynamic page collections . 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