< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Events: Creating Gift Cards Gift cards for events are a great way to attract attendees and provide flexible payment options. They can be purchased as gifts and redeemed for events, helping you boost sales and attendance. To set up gift cards, customize the details in your dashboard, including amounts and expiration. Then, design the page in your editor and publish so guests can start buying them. To create a gift card for events: Go to Events in your site's dashboard. Click Manage next to the relevant event. Click the Promotion tab. Click Go to Gift Cards under Discounts . Choose an option based on your setup: Gift Cards already installed : Click Edit Gift Card . Gift Cards not installed : Click Add Gift Card to Site . Note: The editor will open in a new browser tab with a new Gift Card page. This page is not visible to site visitors until you publish. Customize your gift card settings in your site's dashboard. Design the gift card page in your editor. What's next? Publish your site to make the gift card page available for purchases. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Connecting a domain Domains purchased elsewhere Connecting Your GoDaddy Domain to Wix via Pointing Connect your GoDaddy domain to Wix by updating your DNS records in GoDaddy. Note that when connected via pointing, Wix is unable to help you manage your DNS because the records are hosted at GoDaddy. You'll need to contact GoDaddy if you need help with your DNS. Alternatively, you can connect your domain via name servers to manage your DNS records in your Wix account. Learn more about the differences between connection methods . Before you begin: In order to connect your GoDaddy domain to Wix via pointing, make sure you have: Upgraded your site with a plan Added your domain to your Wix account To connect your GoDaddy domain via pointing: Sign in to your GoDaddy account. Click the user profile icon at the top right and select My Products . Click DNS to the right of your domain. Update the A record that has @ in the Name column. Show me how Click the Edit icon to the right of the A record that has @ in the Name column. Note: If you don't have an A record with @ in the Name column, add one (see below). Enter 185.230.63.107 in the Points to field. Click Save . To add an A record with @ in the Name column (if you don't already have one): Click ADD at the bottom right. Click the Type drop-down and select A . Enter @ in the Host field. Enter 185.230.63.107 in the Points to field. Click Save . 5. Update the CNAME record that has www in the Name column. Show me how Click the Edit icon to the right of the CNAME record that has WWW in the Name column. Note: If you don't have a CNAME record with WWW under Name, create one (see below). In the Points to field, type: pointing.wixdns.net Click Save . To add a CNAME record with WWW in the Name column (if you don't already have one): Click ADD at the bottom right. Click the Type drop-down and select CNAME . Enter www in the Host field. In the Points to field, type: pointing.wixdns.net Click Save . Note: It may take up to 48 hours for the DNS changes to propagate (become live) worldwide. Learn more about domain propagation . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ 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/ Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Need more help? Known Issues Wix Studio: Linter Errors Appear for a Valid Code when using npm Packages When importing npm packages and using them in your code in Wix IDE, linter errors might appear for the valid code. These errors are only a UI effect which doesn't affect the code itself. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Using the Wix mobile apps Mobile apps for your customers Wix Mobile Apps: FAQs About Building Your Own Native App With the Wix app, you can create your own native mobile app for your business. This allows your customers to book services, shop online, and stay updated on your latest news and offers. Here are some frequently asked questions about creating a native mobile app with Wix. FAQs: General Click below for answers to general questions about building your own native mobile app. What's the process of building my own mobile app with Wix? Start by designing your app using the Mobile App Builder in your site's dashboard. Customize the name, logo, and appearance to match your brand. You can preview the app for free on your mobile device to test its design and functionality. When you're ready to publish, purchase a Mobile App Premium plan, and follow the steps to submit your app to the Google Play Store and the App Store. Learn more about getting started building your app . How do I access the Mobile App Builder? The Mobile App Builder is in your site's dashboard on desktop. Note: The first time you build your app, click the Start Now button to begin building your app. Can I customize the design of my native mobile app? Yes, you have full control over the design elements of your app . Choose from various templates and customize colors, fonts, and layouts to align with your brand identity. What features can I include in my native mobile app? You can add features such as Wix Stores, Wix Bookings, blog, chat, push notifications, and more. If you have a Wix site, you can integrate existing features to create a seamless experience for your app users. Can I connect an existing Wix website to my native mobile app? Yes. During the app creation process, you can select elements from your existing Wix website to include in your mobile app. This ensures that your app reflects your website content, providing a cohesive experience for your app users. For example, you can add a product gallery element to show all the products from your site in your app. Learn how to add elements to your apps . When I make changes to my Wix site, does my app automatically update? Yes, your app updates automatically when you make changes in your site's dashboard, as long as the relevant widget is added. For example, if you publish a blog post, it will appear in the app if the blog widget is included. Note: Changes made directly in the site's editor won't affect your app's design unless the appropriate widgets are added. How do I publish my own mobile app? After designing your app in the Mobile App Builder in your site's dashboard, follow the steps to create and connect an Apple and Google developer account. This process is managed by Apple and Google and approval can take a few business days. Once approved, finish registering the app from your app overview in the Mobile App dashboard. Then submit your app to Wix for approval. After submission, we will send it to the relevant app stores. If I build my own native app, does it replace the existing mobile version of my site? No, your own mobile app will be available in addition to the mobile version of your website. Your own mobile app is a fully native mobile app that can be downloaded from app stores. Site visitors accessing your site from a mobile browser can still view the mobile version. Can my app be viewed in multiple languages? You can change the default language of your mobile app. App users can select their preferred language from their user profiles. To change your app's default language: Go to Mobile App in your dashboard. Click Settings on the top right. Click your app name. Click Change next to Language. Select a language from the drop-down. Click Save . Note: Choosing an app language updates all Wix app content (Wix Stores, Wix Bookings, Wix Blog, etc.). Content you create, such as adding a new text section, appears in the selected language. Currently, your native app does not support multilingual functionality Can I migrate my existing users from my member app to my own native app? If you're using an existing Wix member app (Spaces by Wix, Fit by Wix), no migration is required. Your app users will get a notification in their app asking them to download your new mobile app. Learn how to switch your preferred member app . Can I only publish my app in one app store (e.g. only Apple's App Store and not Google Play?) Yes, you can choose to publish your app in just one app store, such as the App Store or Google Play. You have the flexibility to publish in either store or in both, depending on your preference. What are the available languages for building my own native mobile app? Your own native mobile app is available in the following languages: Arabic, Chinese, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, French, German, Hebrew, Hindi, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Lithuanian, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Swedish, Thai, Turkish and Ukrainian. Can my native mobile app be used offline? No, a native mobile app requires an online connection. Currently, it is not possible to use the app offline and then have the content sync once the device is online again. Can I test my branded app before it is approved and published? You can test your branded app by previewing it as your app users will see it. This lets you review the design, navigation, and functionality before it's approved and published. To preview your app: Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Mobile App . (If needed) Switch to editing your own mobile app: Tap the member app name at the top (e.g. Spaces by Wix App). Select Mobile App Builder or Create a native mobile app . Make changes to your app. Tap the More Actions icon at the top right of your screen. Tap Preview . FAQs: Purchasing a Mobile App Premium plan Click below for answers to common questions about upgrading your native mobile app. What is included in a Mobile App Premium plan? All Mobile App Premium plans include these features: Your native mobile app is downloadable from the App Store & Google Play No Wix branding Priority customer care Check out the features included in the different plans . Does my Mobile App Premium plan include membership fees to Apple's App Store and Google Play? No, the plan does not include the registration fees and you must pay those separately. Apple's App Store membership fees start at $99 USD a year, and Google Play is a $25 USD one-time fee. What happens to my app if I cancel my Mobile App Premium plan? After your app is live, if you decide to cancel your subscription Wix automatically removes your app from the app stores. If your app users try to use the app they will be notified that the app is no longer available for use. You can get a full refund within the first 30 days of purchasing a subscription. Can I assign my Mobile App Premium plan to a different site in my Wix account? Yes, you can assign your Premium plan to a different site in your Wix account. To reassign your Mobile App Premium plan: Go to Premium Subscriptions in your Wix account. Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant subscription. Click Assign to a different site . Select the site you want to assign the plan to. Click Next . Click Assign . FAQs: Submitting your native mobile app for review Click below for answers to common questions about submitting your app to Apple and Google. What happens after I submit my native mobile app to the app stores? Wix reviews your app to ensure compliance with Apple and Google's guidelines. If any issues are found, we will notify you to make the necessary changes. Once your app passes our review, we will submit it to Apple and/or Google on your behalf. The upload process may take a few days. Note: Your mobile app is subject to Apple and Google's approval. Wix has no control over whether it will be approved or rejected. Google requires an additional 14-day closed testing review after submission. Learn more about the submission process . How long does the app review process take with Wix, Apple, and Google? The review process timeframe varies. Once you submit your app through Wix, we submit it to Apple and Google on your behalf. Their approval times differ, depending on each store’s review process. We keep you informed along the way and let you know as soon as your app gets approved. Read more about submitting your app . What type of account do I need to submit my native mobile app? To submit your app in the App Store and Google Play, you need to create developer accounts with Apple and Google . There are annual fees associated with these accounts. How do I add screenshots to my app store listing? Currently, when submitting your own app to the App Store and Google Play, it is not possible to upload your own screenshots to your listing. As a workaround you can upload your own screenshots to the Wix Chatbot . Once you submit them, the native app submissions team in Wix will get notified and upload the screenshots to your store listing on your behalf. Make sure your screenshots meet the Apple and Google requirements: Apple: Requires 3 images for the 3 different device types (sizes 6.5, 5.5, and 12.9). Google: Requires specifications for an app icon, feature graphic, and phone screenshots. Read more about Apple and Google requirements . How long does it take for Apple and Google to approve my native mobile app? The approval process varies from platform to platform and Wix has no control over the timeline. Learn more about Apple's approval process . Learn more about Google's approval process . What happens if I get emails from Apple and Google? As part of the Mobile App Premium plan, Wix takes care of your app's submission to the stores as well as the app's maintenance and compliance with any new policies. During this process you, may receive emails from Apple and Google. These emails require no action from you. Learn more about the emails you receive from Apple and Google . What if my app is not approved by Apple and/or Google? If your app doesn’t pass Apple or Google’s review, Wix gets notified. You then get a notification on your site's dashboard to let you know your app was not approved and what changes are needed. Once you make the necessary changes, you’ll need to resubmit your app to Wix for approval, and then again to Apple and Google. Learn how to resubmit your app . How do app updates work once my native mobile app is live in the app stores? Once your app is live, we make sure it stays current by updating it when necessary. Can I update my app after it's published? Yes, you can make updates to your app at any time. Changes you make in the Wix Mobile App Builder go live automatically. App users will receive the updates right away. However, design changes require approval from Apple and Google before they appear in the app. FAQs: Canceling your Mobile App Premium plan Click below for answers to common questions about canceling a Mobile App Premium plan. How do I cancel my Mobile App Premium plan? Go to Premium Subscriptions in your Wix account. Scroll to the site with the relevant Mobile App Premium plan and click the More Actions icon next to Mobile App Premium . Click Cancel Mobile App Premium . Click Cancel Now in the pop-up to confirm. When I cancel my Mobile App Premium plan, will my native mobile app still appear in the app stores? When you cancel your subscription after your app goes live, your app is automatically removed from the app store listings. How will canceling my mobile app affect my app users? App users will be notified that the app is no longer available when they attempt to use it. How do I get a refund for my Mobile App Premium plan? You can get a full refund within the first 30 days of purchasing a subscription. To request a refund, cancel your plan from Premium Subscriptions in your Wix account. Learn more about the Wix refund policy . Do I need to do anything with my Apple Developer Account or Google Developer Account? Your Apple Developer Account or Google Developer Account information will be saved in case you want to relist your native mobile app in the future. You can re-purchase a Mobile App Premium plan to get it back in the app stores . What can I do if I canceled my Mobile App Premium plan by mistake? If you change your mind about canceling your mobile app, or canceled it by mistake, contact Customer Care for support . We're happy to help get your native mobile app back into the app stores. Note: Mobile apps remain listed for 2-3 days after cancellation. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Privacy and GDPR Articles Wix and the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) Wix.com is 100% committed to data protection. That’s why we welcome the General Data Protection Regulation (also known as the GDPR), which was approved and adopted by the European Union (EU). What is the GDPR? The GDPR is a regulation intended to strengthen and unify data protection for all individuals within the EU. It aims to protect the fundamental right to privacy and the protection of personal data. Wix and the GDPR Customer trust is our absolute top priority. We have worked with a team of experts and have implemented the required adjustments to our products, services, and documentation, to ensure compliance with the GDPR. This empowers Wix customers to get more control over their personal data and gain the tools necessary to protect the information of visitors to Wix sites. We are dedicated to data protection and have effectively reinforced this over the past 10 years. What are we doing to ensure data protection for all our customers? Wix deploys and maintains a range of technical and organizational security measures to protect our and our customers’ data and assets. Our security team leads the facilitation and development of procedures, processes and controls that govern the security and integrity of Wix and our users. For more information, see a detailed breakdown of Wix's Security Measures . Your rights under the GDPR In accordance with the GDPR, Wix provides you with an easy way to exercise your right to access all the personal data we have collected about you, as well as the right to "be forgotten" (to be permanently deleted from our databases). Click below for instructions: Right to access Right to be forgotten This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Studio, Partners & Enterprise Wix Studio Studio Editor: Managing and Customizing Basic Buttons A basic button contains text, making it a minimalist, clear call-to-action for visitors to your client's site. You can manage the button's settings and customize its design to ensure it continues to complement the site's look, and encourage interaction. Important: This article refers to old buttons (basic buttons). These buttons are no longer available to add in the Add Elements panel. However, you can manage any existing old buttons with the steps in this article. We recently released our new one button component that has a wide variety of customization options. Learn how to add and set up a new button . How do I know which button I have? Old (basic) buttons display only text, and styled buttons can display both text and icons. You can check which you have by clicking the button in your editor: Basic buttons: The Change Text option is displayed. Styled buttons: The Settings option is displayed. Managing a button's settings You can change where the button links to at any time. You can also update the text to reflect the button's action. To adjust your button settings: Go to your editor . Select the button. Choose what you want to adjust: Change the text Click Change Text . Enter your new text under Text . Tip: Basic buttons don't have the option to show an icon, but you can enter symbols (e.g., X , + , > ) to create a similar effect. Link the button Buttons can lead to other parts of the site (e.g., pages, anchors, popups), external web pages and even actions like sending your client an email or making a phone call to their number. Click the Link icon . Select a link type on the left. Add the relevant link information. Click Done . Customizing the design of a button Design the button to make it look how you want. You can select a different fill color, add a shadow and adjust other settings like spacing and text formatting to update its look. To customize a button: Select the button in your editor. Choose what you want to customize: Design the button You can tailor the design of a basic button for 2 different states: Regular or Hover . Change settings like the background color, border, or the shape of the button's corners. Click the Open Inspector icon at the top right of the editor. Scroll down to Design . Select the state you want to design: Regular or Hover . Design the button using the available options: Fill Color & Opacity: Change the button's background color and adjust its opacity. Border: Choose a color for the border, and set its opacity and width (in px*). Corners: Set the radius of the button's corners (in px*) to make them more round or square. You can set the same radius for all corners, or click the Unlock icon to customize them separately. Shadow: Add and customize a shadow to give the button a 3D effect. Text: Adjust the look and formatting of the button text. Spacing: Set the spacing between the text and the button's borders. Adjust the button's layout Change the button's alignment, positioning and spacing so the text and / or icon look exactly how you want. Click the Layout icon . Adjust the settings as needed: Direction: Select whether the button reads Left to right , or Right to left . Alignment: Align the text to the left, center or right of the button. You can set an indent on the text with the Left or Right options. Tip: You can also adjust the corners of the button by dragging the radius handle on the canvas. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Connecting a domain Transferring domains Transferring Ownership of a .com.au Domain A .com.au domain indicates that a website is related to a business that is located in, or has a license to trade in, Australia. Due to restrictions on who can use a .com.au domain, the process for transferring ownership of these domains requires that you contact Wix Customer Care. Important: Transferring ownership of a com.au domain can only be performed for domains purchased at Wix . Transferring a .com.au domain from a third-party domain host into Wix is not currently possible. Notes: The .com.au domain ending is for business domains only. It is not for private individual users looking to get an Australian ccTLD. Learn more about Australian .au domains . The transferee must have an Australian business address. About the transfer process In order to transfer ownership of a .com.au domain, you need to submit a request to Wix Customer Care with the title 'Transfer ownership of a .com.au domain'. This process has a non-refundable transfer ownership fee currently set to USD $12.50. It is paid before the transfer can occur and it is charged using PayPal. The fee includes a 1-year domain registration renewal for the new owner of the domain. Any changes to the following domain fields are considered updates that require you to submit a request to Wix Customer Care: Business type Registered business name ID type ID number Once you submit your request, you are provided with two forms by Wix Customer Care. The transferor (current domain owner) and the transferee (the company to which they are transferring domain ownership) each need to complete one of these forms with information that indicates the transferee is registered in Australia as a business entity. There are two forms, one to be filled out by each party: The Transferor is the owner/someone who is authorized to transfer the domain name license to the new registrant. If you're transferring ownership of your account to someone else, this is you. You need to fill in the ' Current Registrant (Transferor) Form ' form and sign a declaration at the end of it. The Transferee needs to fill in another form called ' New Registrant (Transferee) Form. ' In this form they need to include either: Their Australian Company Number (ACN), a 9-digit identifier number, or Their Australian Business Number (ABN), an 11-digit number, structured as the 9-digit ACN with two leading check digits. Notes: Wix collects USD $12.50 fee on behalf of the registry and have no control over any change in rate that may occur. You'll need to have an account with PayPal in order to use their service. This involves registering a payment card, setting up a password, and entering billing details. Important After a change of ownership, the domain begins a new registration period . Any remaining time on the original subscription will not carry over to the new subscription. Completing the forms Download the two forms sent to your by Wix Customer Care after opening your support request. These are the 'Current Registrant (Transferor) Form' and the 'New Registrant (Transferee) Form'. Fill in the requested details. Note: The registrant name must match the 'Registrant' field on the domain's WHOIS listing . Print each form out and make sure each form is signed by the relevant person. Upload legible images (in PDF format) of the signed documents to your Wix Customer Care ticket. We'll contact you to confirm whether the transfer was successful or not. Note : Confirmation may take a number of days as we must rely on independent confirmation from a third party registrar. Note: In the unlikely event that the domain holder has an inactive ABN/ACN number, there may be additional forms to fill out. These are the Statute of Declaration form (from their respective Australian state), and the Transfer of Domain Name Chain of Title form. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Stores: Connecting Your YouTube Channel to Wix Connect your Wix store to YouTube and start monetizing your YouTube channel. After connecting, you'll be able to tag products in any of your videos and livestreams. In addition, you'll have the option of adding a store tab to your channel. When a customer clicks any of your products, they're directed to your Wix store to complete the order. Step 1 | Check eligibility for YouTube Shopping Before you start the process of connecting to YouTube, it's worthwhile to review YouTube's requirements and see that your channel meets them. Location requirements YouTube Shopping is available in over 120 countries. You can check this list to make sure your location is included. Channel requirements You must have one of the following: 1,000 subscribers or more with 4,000 watch hours 10 million views for Shorts over the last 90 days An official Artist Channel You need to be in the YouTube Partner Program . Your audience must not be set to "Made for kids". You can't have any community guideline strikes against you. Step 2 | Set up a Google Merchant integration Monetizing your YouTube channel is available to merchants who have a Google Merchant Center account. You can create one through the Wix dashboard. Learn how to connect to a Google Merchant Center account . Step 3 | Connect to YouTube Shopping Once you're confident that you've met YouTube's requirements and have a Google Merchant Center account, you can go ahead and connect your Wix site to one of your YouTube channels. To connect to YouTube Shopping: Go to Google & YouTube in your site's dashboard. Click the Settings icon at the top right. Log in to your Google user account. Tip: Use the email or phone number that's associated with your YouTube account. Click View Terms & Conditions to review the conditions. Select the I agree to YouTube's Terms & Conditions checkbox, and click Continue . Select the YouTube channel that you want to connect to your Wix store. Click Connect . If successful, you'll receive confirmation that your YouTube channel is connected. If you were unable to connect, there will be an indication of why you were unsuccessful. You can make changes and try the same channel again or try to connect another YouTube channel. Next steps: After you're connected, you can tag products in any of your videos and livestreams or add a Store tab to your channel . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Creating a multilingual website Translating your website Wix Multilingual: Auto-Translating Your Site Make your website available in multiple languages with Wix Multilingual. You can automatically translate your site to over 130 languages. Before you begin: To translate your site, you need to add and set up Wix Multilingual on your site. Auto-translating your entire site Auto-translate your entire site in one go and update the translation every time you add or change your site's content. To auto-translate your entire site: Go to the Translation Manager in your site's dashboard. Click Generate translations . Click Auto-translate Site . Review each page of your site and edit the translations if needed. (If the newly added language is still hidden) Publish your translations: Click the Language drop-down under your language and select Manage Languages . Click Hidden next to the relevant language in the status column and select Visible . (In your editor) Click Publish at the top right to publish your site. Tip: Some elements take longer to be auto-translated. We recommend waiting a few minutes and refreshing the page if you can't see the translation. Auto-translating individual elements Translate your site's individual elements using auto-translate. This is best when you want to have more control over when and what you translate. Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click the Switch languages drop-down menu at the top of your editor. Select the language you want to edit. Select the text element you want to translate in your page. Click Auto-translate . (Optional) Design the text element in your secondary language. (Optional for buttons and links) Click the Link icon to change the link. Click Save . Click Publish . (Optional if the newly added language is still hidden) Publish your translations: Go to Multilingual in your site's dashboard. Click the Status drop-down next to the relevant language and select Visible. Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click the Switch languages drop-down menu at the top of your editor. Select the language you want to edit. Select the text element you want to translate in your page. Click Auto-translate . (Optional) Design the text element in your secondary language. (Optional for buttons and links) Click the Link icon to change the link. Click Publish . (Optional if the newly added language is still hidden) Publish your translations: Go to Multilingual in your site's dashboard. Click the Status drop-down next to your language and select Visible. Dashboard Go to the Translation Manager in your site's dashboard. Choose the relevant language at the top left. Click an item from the list and choose what you want to do: Auto-translate: Click Auto-translate to use your word credits to automatically translate the text. Manually translate: Edit the existing translation. Restore last saved translation: Click the Restore last saved translation icon to revert the text to its previously saved version. Click Done . Repeat steps 3-4 for the rest of the items. Click Save . (Optional) Review each page of your site and edit the translations if needed. (If the newly added language is still hidden) Publish your translations: Click the Language drop-down under your language and select Manage Languages . Click Hidden next to the relevant language in the status column and select Visible . (In your editor) Click Publish at the top right to publish your site. Note: Currently, collapsible text can only be translated manually. Updating your translations Auto-translating your site is an ongoing process, not a one-time task. When you update your site’s content in your main language, like changing the call-to-action text on a button or publishing a blog post, you need to translate the updated content. If you don’t update the text, it will stay in your site’s main language. To simplify this process, use the 'Needs Update' status in the Translation Manager to quickly identify relevant content. There are two statuses for you to look out for: New content: Marked with the ' Not translated ' status. Updated content: Marked with the ' Needs update ' status. Notes: Click Save when moving between pages and filters to ensure your changes are applied. Manually filter for the content status ' Needs update '. You can also use the import and export tool to manually update your secondary language. To update your translations: Go to the Translation Manager in your site's dashboard. Choose the relevant language at the top left. Find the relevant content: Filter using the relevant status: Click the All statuses drop-down and select Not translated or Needs update . Use the search bar to look for a specific phrase: Click the search bar and enter your text. Translate your content: New content: Click Generate translations to auto-update all the new content. Updated content: Click an item from the list and choose what you want to do: Auto-translate: Click Auto-translate to use your word credits to automatically translate the text. Manually translate: Edit the existing translation. Purchasing translation packages Whether you've run out of word credits or just want to top up, you can purchase a translation package at any time. Choose from an additional 3K, 10K or 50K word credits. To purchase a translation package: Go to the Translation Manager in your site's dashboard. Click Generate translations . Click Check word credit balance . Click Get more credits . Select the relevant package. Enter your payment details and click Submit Purchase . FAQs Click a question below to learn more about auto-translating your site: What is the difference between "Auto-translate" and "Auto-translate Site"? Both options use third party services to translate your text. Clicking Auto-translate in a text field translates only the specific element, while clicking Auto-translate Site translates all your site’s content. How many languages does auto-translation support? You can auto-translate your site content into over 130 languages. However, keep in mind that third-party services may not support every language. So, if your language isn't supported, you'll need to translate your site manually. Is auto-translation initiated automatically for newly added languages? No. If you add new languages after auto-translating your site, the auto-translation won't automatically apply. You'll need to go into your editor and follow the steps again to auto-translate the new language version of your site. Will newly added elements / pages be auto-translated? No. New elements and pages that you add do not get automatically translated. To auto-translate a new page or element, access it in your editor and repeat the steps above. If I update content that has already been translated, will the updates apply to all languages? No. Changes to translated content don't automatically update in other site languages. You need to update all translations manually or use the auto-translate option. Can I translate icons in my text elements with the auto-translate service? No. The auto-translate option does not recognize icons as text. If you have icons in your text in your main language, these are not carried over into your secondary language(s). You must manually replace icons in your secondary language(s). Can I auto-translate collapsible text? No. Currently, collapsible text can't be auto-translated yet, so you'll need to translate it manually. How can I view my word credit balance? You can check your word credit balance in the left panel of the translation manager. Note: The counter doesn't show the balance for words used in some areas like blogs and email marketing. Can I transfer word credits to another site in the same or different account? No. When purchasing word credits to auto-translate your site, the credits can only be used for that specific site. Currently, it is not possible to transfer word credits to a different site in the same account, or a different account. If this is something you'd like to see in the future, vote for that feature . If I purchase multiple packages, will the word credits accumulate? Yes. Any new translation package you purchase will add to your total word count. Word credits do not expire, meaning you can use them now or later. Are translation packages refundable? Translation packages are non-refundable. Once you've translated your content, it's considered complete, even if you later delete the translated text. This is because the translation process has already been initiated and completed. Can I edit my translations? Yes. You can edit the automatic translations. In the translation manager, select the relevant text item and edit the text. When you're done, click Save and Publish . Tip: If you want to cancel your edit, click the Restore last saved translation icon . When you're done, click Save and Publish . Can I keep my original language for some of my text? Yes. For exceptional cases you choose to use the original language. For example, in a product name that you want to keep true to the source. In the translation manager, select the relevant text item and click the Use [original language] content icon . When you're done, click Save and Publish . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Bookings: Charging Clients from Your Dashboard Wix Bookings lets you charge clients directly from your dashboard, so you can take payment while managing your business behind the scenes. This is useful when you want to start a new sale, collect payment for an unpaid booking, or charge a client in person, over the phone, or later from an existing order. Charge clients as you work You do not need to send clients through your live site every time you want to collect payment. From the Booking Calendar, charge your clients for existing classes , appointments and courses , or add a new quick sale on the spot. This gives you more flexibility when a client is standing in front of you, calls to pay over the phone, or still has an unpaid or partially paid booking. Adjust the sale before you charge Before you collect payment, you can update the sale so the order reflects what your client is buying. Depending on your needs, you can add items to the sale, include custom charges, apply discounts , and add a tip before payment. This is especially helpful when something changes at the last minute, for example, if a client adds another service, buys a product, or needs a custom fee added to the order. As you update the sale, the total changes with it, so you can review everything before moving to payment. To understand how these sales connect to your wider order management, learn more about the Orders tab . Choose how to get paid Different situations call for different payment methods. Some clients are ready to pay on the spot, while others need you to send something they can pay later. If your client is not with you, you can send a pay link or invoice so they can pay later. If you already have your client’s permission to charge them directly, you can manually enter their card details or charge a saved card . If they already paid you another way, you can mark the order as paid. For in-person payments, you can also use Wix POS Register with a Wix POS Go card reader . Note: The payment options you see may vary based on the payment provider connected to your site and your location. For example, the Wix POS Go card reader is only available in the US, UK and Canada. Charge clients on the go with mobile POS If you also collect payment away from your desk, use the Wix app as a point of sale on your mobile device. You can collect payments in several ways, including cash, card reader, manual card entry, and Tap to Pay (available in the US and UK only). If needed, You can charge for multiple appointments, as well as Wix Stores products, in the same order. Tip: While it's not possible to book classes or courses with your mobile POS, you can use it to charge for classes or courses that were already booked. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about charging clients from your dashboard. How is this different from checkout on my live site? When you charge clients from your dashboard, you manage the sale yourself behind the scenes. This is useful when you want to collect payment directly, update a booking before charging, or take payment without sending the client through your live site. Can I charge clients for both new and existing sales? Yes. You can charge clients for a new sale or collect payment for an existing unpaid or partially paid booking. Which payment methods can I use when charging my client? The payment methods you see depend on the payment provider you connected and the Wix tools you use. These may include card reader payments, manual card entry, saved cards, pay links, invoices, and other payment options. Can I update the sale before I charge the client? Yes. Depending on what you are selling and the payment options available to you, you may be able to add items, apply discounts, add a tip, or include custom charges before collecting payment. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Promoting your site SEO (get found on Google) Setting Up a 301 Redirect for a Page on Your Site You can use the URL Redirect Manager to create 301 redirects for pages on your site. 301 redirects tell web browsers that the URL of a page on your site has changed permanently to a new URL. It also tells browsers that visitors who try to access the page's old URL should be sent to the new URL instead. This is useful when you want to change a page's URL, but you want to make sure that anyone who tries to use the old URL can still reach the page. For example, your site visitors may have bookmarked a previous URL for a page on your site. When they use the bookmark, you want to redirect them to the page's new URL so that they can still reach it. 301 redirects can also help you retain your page's ranking in search engine results after you change its URL. Search engines like Google may still use an old URL in some search results from previous times that they crawled and indexed your site. Creating a 301 redirect means anyone clicking that link in the search result will still be able to reach your page. Important: 301 redirects only work with custom domains . You can't set up a 301 redirect from free Wix URLs to a Premium site. If you're not sure if your domain is properly connected to Wix, you can check it using the Wix Domain Assistant . How 301 redirects work When you create a page for your site, Wix automatically creates a new URL for it. The URL is based on your site's domain and has a unique name for the page at the end of it (known as a URL slug). An example URL of this type is: "https://mystunningwebsite.com/ about ". If you update a page's URL slug, the old URL will no longer work. For example, if you change your page's URL to "https://mystunningwebsite.com/ about2 ", your site visitors will see a 404 error message page if they use the old URL. Your page authority for the page's old URL will also not carry over to the new URL. To stop this from happening, Wix automatically creates a 301 redirect for your page when you update the URL slug. Visit the URL Redirect Manager to edit or delete these automatic 301 redirects (after publishing your site). Wix Blog exception: For Wix Blog pages, 301 redirects will not automatically be created. When you update a URL slug for a Blog page, you need to use the URL Redirect Manager to manually create your own 301 redirect . Automatic redirects are available for the following types of pages: Editor pages Wix Stores product pages Wix Stores category pages Wix Bookings services Online Programs Wix Events Want to redirect to another site? You can also use the URL Redirect Manager to manually create a 301 redirect to an external page on another site. When to use a 301 redirect for a page You should create a 301 redirect for a page any time that you change the page's URL slug. You can choose to let Wix automatically create a redirect for your page when you update the URL slug, or use the URL Redirect Manager to manually create your own redirect . If you've moved your site to Wix, you should also create 301 redirects for your site's pages if it's not possible to create pages with URLs that match the URLs from your old site. URL redirects allow you to maintain your previous site's Google search ranking data when moving your site to Wix. URL redirects also send people to your new Wix site when they click on old links in search results. Learn more about why redirects are important Tip: You can also create group redirects for groups of pages with the same path in their URLs (e.g. your Wix Stores product pages or Wix Blog posts). Learn more about group redirects Manually creating a 301 redirect for a page You can manually create 301 redirects for your pages using the URL Redirect Manager in your site's SEO & GEO dashboard. Tip: If you need to update multiple pages which share the same path, you can create a group redirect . To create a 301 redirect: Go to SEO & GEO in your site's dashboard. Scroll down to Tools and settings . Click URL Redirect Manager . Click + New Redirect . Select Single redirect . Enter the old URL path you want to redirect from (e.g., /about-us) under Old URL . Enter the new URL that you want to redirect to: For pages on your site: Start typing the URL slug of your new page and select it from the drop-down. For external pages: Enter the entire URL that you want to redirect to. Click Save , or click Save & Add Another to add more. Need to set up redirects for a multilingual site? Learn more about setting up 301 redirects for a multilingual site . Editing a 301 redirect You can edit your 301 redirects using the URL Redirect Manager in your site's SEO & GEO dashboard. To edit a 301 redirect: Go to SEO & GEO in your site's dashboard. Scroll down to Tools and settings . Click URL Redirect Manager . Hover over the 301 redirect that you want to edit. Click Edit . Make the changes that you need to the Old URL or the new URL. Click Save Changes . Viewing a 301 redirect After you've created a 301 redirect, you can make sure that it's working correctly by viewing it using the URL Redirect Manager in your site's SEO & GEO dashboard. Note: After you create a 301 redirect, it will take a few minutes to take effect before you can view it. To view a 301 redirect: Go to SEO & GEO in your site's dashboard. Scroll down to Tools and settings . Click URL Redirect Manager . Hover over the 301 redirect that you want to view. Click the View Redirect icon . The page that you've redirected to should open in a new tab. Deleting a 301 redirect You can delete any 301 redirects that you no longer need using the URL Redirect Manager in your site's SEO & GEO dashboard. Important: It is not possible to recover a 301 redirect after you delete it. To delete a 301 redirect: Go to SEO & GEO in your site's dashboard. Scroll down to Tools and settings . Click URL Redirect Manager . Hover over the 301 redirect that you want to delete. Click the Delete icon . Click Delete on the pop-up. Resolving a 301 redirect conflict If you try to create an automatic redirect for a page that you've already manually redirected, you'll see a notification that we couldn't create the redirect. You can resolve the conflict in the URL Redirect Manager by either keeping the old redirect or saving the new one instead. To resolve a conflict: Click Fix Now on the pop-up, or go to SEO & GEO in your site's dashboard, scroll down to Tools and settings and click URL Redirect Manager . Click Retry . Select how you want to resolve the conflict: Update Redirect: Update your manual redirect to the new URL slug. Keep Existing Redirect: Keep the manual redirect you created. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about setting up 301 redirects for a page on your site. Can I recover a redirect after I delete it? No, redirects cannot be recovered after they are deleted. Can I use a source link with a # in the URL for a 301 redirect? No, it is not possible to use a source link with a # in the URL. How many redirects can I create for my Wix site? You can create a maximum of 5,000 redirects per Wix site. Can I create a 301 redirect from my homepage? No, it is not possible to create a 301 redirect from your homepage using the URL Redirect Manager. You can create redirects from your homepage by redirecting from one domain to another domain . Why do some of my redirects not have an "Auto" or "Group" label on them? Currently, redirects created before this feature was released will not have a label on them. How do I manually create a 301 redirect for a Wix Blog page? For Wix Blog pages, 301 redirects will not automatically be created. When you update a URL slug for a Blog page, you need to use the URL Redirect Manager to manually create your own 301 redirect . Want to learn more about 301 redirects? Check out our article about 301 redirects in the Wix SEO Hub . Get tips for successfully migrating your site to Wix from another web host . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit