< Back Connecting a domain Managing domains Moving a Connected Domain (Purchased Elsewhere) from One Wix Account to Another It is not possible to add the same domain name to more than one Wix account at a time. If you're trying to connect a domain that was purchased outside of Wix and is currently in another Wix account, you must first remove the domain from its current account, then add it to the new account. Moving a Wix domain to another account? The directions in this article apply to domains purchased outside of Wix. If you have a Wix domain and need to move it to another account, transfer your domain to the other Wix account . Can't access your account? You can fill out the account recovery form if you are unable to access the account your domain is currently connected to. Video tutorial Step 1 | Remove the domain from your Wix account Log in to the Wix account where your domain is currently located, copy the DNS records, and remove the domain from the account. This will allow you to add the domain in the other Wix account where you want it connected. To remove a domain from your account: Sign in to the Wix account where your domain is currently added. Go to Domains in the account. Note : If you have more than one domain in your account, scroll to the relevant domain. Copy your domain's DNS records. Note : If your domain is connected by pointing , skip ahead to step 4. Show me how Click the Domain Actions icon on the right and select Manage DNS records . Copy the details of your DNS records and paste them into a separate document. Note : You do not need to copy the following DNS records because you may be replacing them when you add your domain to the other Wix account: The A (Host) record displaying your domain name in the Host Name field (e.g. mystunningwebsite.com). The CNAME (Aliases) record displaying www. in front of your domain in the Host Name field (e.g. www.mystunningwebsite.com). The NS (Name Servers) records (e.g. ns5.wixdns.net and ns6.wixdns.net). Click the Back icon next to Manage DNS Records . 4. Click the Domain Actions icon next to the relevant domain and select Remove from Wix . 5. Click Remove Domain to confirm. Step 2 | Add the domain to another Wix account Sign in to the Wix account where you want the domain to be connected. You can use an incognito window to sign in if you want to remain signed in to both accounts at the same time. Then add the domain, choose an upgraded site to connect and set up the connection. To add the domain to a different Wix account: Sign in to the Wix account you're adding the domain within. Go to Domains in the account. Click Add an Existing Domain and select Connect a domain you already own . Select the site you want to connect your domain to and click Continue . Enter your domain in the search bar and click the arrow icon . Click connect it to your site in the sentence below the search field. Finish connecting your domain via name servers or pointing: Name servers: (Recommended) This connection method keeps the domain's DNS records managed in your Wix account. Continue at step 1.7 here to finish connecting your domain via name servers. Pointing: This connection method requires the domain's DNS records to be hosted outside of Wix. Learn how to finish connecting your domain via pointing . Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Restaurants: Manually Creating an Order Imagine a customer calls in to place an order, or someone walks in to order something special. With just a few clicks, you can add these orders to your list—keeping everything organized and up to date. Whether you run a single restaurant or multiple locations, you can assign orders to the right place and track them. Add items from your menu or create custom ones on the spot, so every order fits exactly what your customer needs. Before you begin: If your restaurant has multiple locations, make sure you to set each one up by adding the location, assigning individual menus, and setting up online ordering. Step 1 | Select the location Before you start creating an order and adding items, make sure to choose whether to assign it to a specific restaurant location. To select the location: Go to Restaurant Orders Settings in your site's dashboard. Click Manage Orders at the top right. Click + Add new order . Click Select location next to Business location . Choose one of the following options: No location: Select this if the order isn’t related to a specific business location. Select from your business locations: Assign the order to one of your predefined locations. Click Save . Step 2 | Set up the order Start adding products to the manual order. Choose items from your existing menu or create custom items, specifically for this order. You can also attach a customer and select a delivery or pickup option. Click an option below to learn how to set up the order. Add items to the order Add an existing menu item: Click + Add Item next to Items . Select Menu item . Select the item you want to add and click Continue . (If the item has modifiers ) Choose the relevant modifiers for the item. (Optional) Enter any Special Requests your customer asked for. Click Add to Order . (Optional) Repeat steps 1-6 to add more items. Add a custom item: Click Add Custom Item next to Items . Enter an item title. Enter the price. (Optional) Enter a description of the item under Item info . Note: This description is visible to customers. Click Add . (Optional) Repeat steps 1-5 to add more custom items. Add a customer to the order Add your customer's details to the order. If this is a return customer, you can simply select them from your customer list. Otherwise, you can add them as a new customer. Click the Add a customer to the order drop-down. Select an option: Existing customer: Select a customer. (Optional) Click the Edit customer icon to view or edit the customer's details. New customer: Click + Add new customer . Enter the customer's details. (Optional) Click Add New Field to add more client info and fill out the new field. Note: If delivery is your fulfillment method , make sure to add a delivery address. Click Save . Select a delivery method Before you create the order, you need to set how that order is going to get to your customer. Choose pickup methods available in your restaurant or create a custom delivery rate. Click Add Delivery Method under Order Summary . Select an option: Don't charge: Shipping and delivery will not be shown as a line item on the receipt or the order page. Create a custom rate: Define a specific shipping or delivery fee. Enter Name . Add Rate . (Optional) Click the Add scheduling toggle to enable the option to schedule the delivery or pickup for a specific date and time. (Optional) Select the This is a pickup order checkbox to indicate that the order will be picked up instead of delivered. Click Add . Tip: You can also take phone orders and assign DoorDash Drive for delivery after creating the manual order and collecting payment.This option is available only for your default restaurant location. Step 3 | (Optional) Manage tips, fees and discounts Manage tips, fees, and discounts for the order as needed to reflect any extra charges, customer tips, or special offers. Click an option below to learn how to adjust these details. Manage tips Add a tip to an order by selecting a predetermined percentage or entering a custom amount. The tip is calculated based on the subtotal before the tip, excluding discounts, coupons, and fees. Click Manage Tips under Order Summary . Select the amount. Click Save . Add a fee Apply as many or as few fees as necessary to an order, such as service charges, handling fees, or delivery fees. Click Add Fees under Order Summary . Enter a Name and Amount . Click Apply . Add a discount Provide your customer with a discount. Note that it is not possible for customers to redeem a coupon on a manual sale, but you can replace this with a discount of the same value. Click Add Discount under Order Summary . Enter the discount amount. (Optional) Enter a note about the discount (not visible to customers). Click Apply . Step 4 | Create the order Once you've double-checked the details, click Create Order . Then, click Create Order again to confirm. The new order will instantly appear in the Orders tab of your site's dashboard under the Accepted column, marked with a 'Manual Order' badge for easy identification. Note: Orders without a delivery time or with only custom items won’t appear in the Status or Calendar views, but will still show in the Orders view. Step 5 | Charge the customer Finalizing payment arrangements is crucial, especially since creating a manual order doesn't automatically generate a payment request. Instead, you can choose from the following options: Accept payment by manually entering credit card details Request payment by sending an invoice Set up your phone as a point of sale Set up a mobile point of sale Wix card reader Set up a dashboard card reader FAQs Click a question below to learn more. Can I assign DoorDash Drive for delivery of an order placed over the phone? Yes. Once you’ve entered the details for a manual order (e.g. over the phone), you can assign DoorDash Drive to handle the delivery. Note: DoorDash Drive is available only for prepaid orders. To update the delivery method to DoorDash Drive: Go to Online Orders in your site's dashboard. Click the More Actions icon . Select Delivery with DoorDash Drive . Click Yes, Continue to update the delivery method to DoorDash Drive. Enter the time for How soon should a driver pick up the order? . Click Submit . How can I send an order confirmation email to the customer? Set an automation to send the customer a pre-installed email once you create a manual order. Can I send a manual order to my thermal printer? Yes. Manual orders automatically print on a thermal printer when connected to your mobile device via the Wix app. If auto-print is enabled, orders will be printed for the selected location. 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< Back Managing your media Wixel Wixel: Upgrading Your Wixel Account Unlock more creative possibilities by upgrading your Wixel plan. Enjoy more monthly AI credits to create, experiment, and bring your ideas to life. With eligible plans, you can also get a free Wix website plan and domain - giving you everything you need to level up your brand or business. Upgrading your plan Ready to get started? Follow these steps to upgrade your Wixel plan today. You can choose if you want to be billed monthly or yearly. Note: Unless specifically written otherwise on the upgrade page , all prices shown for Wixel plans do not include VAT (Value Added Tax). The actual VAT amount depends on the billing address you provide. You’ll see the exact total price (including any required taxes) on the payment page before you complete your purchase. To upgrade to a Wixel plan: Desktop browser Go to Wixel . Log in to your Wixel account. Click Upgrade at the bottom left. Select how you want to be billed: Monthly: You will be billed once monthly. Yearly: You will be billed once annually, at a discounted price. Select the plan you want to purchase. Enter your payment method details and click Submit Purchase . Click Go Create to start creating. Mobile browser Go to Wixel on your mobile device. Log in to your Wixel account. Tap Upgrade at the top. Select how you want to be billed: Monthly: You will be billed once monthly. Yearly: You will be billed once annually, at a discounted price. Select the plan you want to purchase. Enter your payment method details and tap Submit Purchase . Click Let's Go to start creating. Wixel app Important: Upgrading your plan through the Wixel app is available worldwide on Android devices, and on iOS devices located in the United States only. If you are using an iOS device outside the United States, you cannot upgrade your plan through the app. When upgrading on an eligible iOS device (not in US), you are redirected to Wixel in your mobile browser to complete the purchase. Go to the Wixel app. Log in to your Wixel account. Tap Upgrade at the top. Select how you want to be billed: Monthly: You will be billed once monthly. Yearly: You will be billed once annually, at a discounted price. Select the plan you want to purchase. Enter your payment method details and tap Submit Purchase . Click Let's Go to start creating. Comparing Wixel plans Every Wixel plan gives you full access to professionally-designed templates, design elements and photos, cloud storage, and more. Take a look at what each plan includes below to find the best fit for your creative goals. View a detailed breakdown of Wixel plans. Max 2,000 AI credits per month A free Wix website plan & domain Your AI credits cover: Up to 330 images Up to 440 logos Up to 80 videos Up to 280 docs Up to 15 presentations Pro 850 AI credits per month A free Wix website plan & domain Your AI credits cover: Up to 150 images Up to 180 logos Up to 35 videos Up to 130 docs Up to 7 presentations Basic 250 AI credits per month Your AI credits cover: Up to 40 images Up to 50 logos Up to 10 videos Up to 40 docs Up to 3 presentations The number of designs shown in each plan are estimates based on standard models and average request complexity. They are examples only and demonstrate what you could create if you used all of your credits on that feature alone. For example, on the Max plan you could generate up to 330 images if you only create images. Learn more about AI credits . Purchasing top-up credits Top-up credits are booster AI credits you can purchase to keep creating with Wixel's AI features after you use up your monthly credit allowance. They can be purchased several times per account. Wixel always deducts credits from your monthly plan first, and then from your top-up credits when your regular credits run out. Important: Top-up credits are only available if you are on the Max plan. Any unused top-up credits will expire 2 years after purchase. To purchase top-up credits: Desktop browser Go to Wixel . Log in to your Wixel account. Click Add Credits at the top of the page. Enter your payment method details and click Submit Purchase . Click Go Create to continue creating. Mobile browser Go to Wixel on your mobile device. Log in to your Wixel account. Tap the Manage icon . Tap Add Credits at the bottom. Enter your payment method details and tap Submit Purchase . Tap Go Create to continue creating. Wixel app Important: Purchasing top-up credits through the Wixel app is available worldwide on Android devices, and on iOS devices located in the United States only. If you are using an iOS device outside the United States, you cannot upgrade your plan through the app. When purchasing top-up credits on an eligible iOS device (not in US), you are redirected to Wixel in your mobile browser to complete the purchase. Go to the Wixel app. Log in to your Wixel account. Tap Add Credits at the top. Enter your payment method details and tap Submit Purchase . Tap Go Create to continue creating. FAQs Click a question to learn more about Wixel plans. I've already upgraded my Wix site. Do I need to purchase a Wixel plan? Yes, the Wixel plans are separate from Wix plans. To use Wixel's premium features, you need to purchase a monthly or yearly Wixel plan. Can I use the free site and domain that comes with my Wixel plan even if I already have a Wix Premium plan? You can activate your Wixel plan’s free site and domain, and transfer it to an existing site that has not been upgraded yet. However, if you’ve already purchased a Wix Premium plan, that plan is not eligible for a refund. If I cancel my Wixel plan, will I be refunded? If you cancel your Wixel plan within 14 days of upgrading, you will receive a full refund for your chosen plan. The refund is applicable only to the initial purchase of a paid plan (i.e. an upgrade from the free plan), and does not apply to any additional or subsequent purchases (including top-up purchases), upgrades, or renewals. When you cancel your plan, all AI credits that you had available under the plan will be removed, and you will go back to the credit allowance that’s offered under Wixel’s free plan. Learn more about Wixel's refund policy. How do I claim the free Wix website plan and domain included in the yearly Pro and Max plans? After you purchase a yearly Wixel Pro or Max plan, you'll get an email with detailed instructions on how to claim your free Wix website plan and domain, which starts with creating a Wix website. Once your site is created, you can upgrade from anywhere on Wix and the voucher will be automatically applied at checkout. The voucher gives you a Wix Light plan free for 1 year, letting you launch a branded site, and build and manage your online presence. Note: The Wix voucher is valid for 60 days from the date of your Wixel purchase. It applies to initial purchases only, and is non-transferable. How do I manage my Wixel plan? You can manage your Wixel plan on your Premium Subscriptions page . From there you do things such as updating your payment method or managing your auto-renewal. Learn more about managing your subscription. Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your media Using the Pro Gallery Wix Pro Gallery: Adding a Cover Photo to a Video Encourage your site visitors to explore your gallery by adding enticing cover photos to videos. A cover photo offers a glimpse into what your videos are about, before watching them. You can choose the cover photo of any video, e.g., uploaded videos, videos from the Wix Media Library, and YouTube or Vimeo. Adding a cover photo to a video Add an inviting cover photo to your videos to prompt site visitors to explore what your gallery has to offer. To add a cover photo: Go to your editor . Click the pro gallery element on your page. Click Manage Media . Click the relevant video in the Media Manager. Click the Add Cover Photo icon on the right. Select the image you want to use as the cover photo. Click Add to Page . Click Done . Changing the cover photo of a video Want to change a selected video cover photo? No problem - You can change a video's cover photo in just a couple of clicks. To change a cover photo: Go to your editor . Click the pro gallery element on your page. Click Manage Media . Click the relevant video in the Media Manager. Click the Remove Cover Photo icon on the right. Click the Add Cover Photo icon on the right. Select the image you want to use as the cover photo. Click Add to Page. Click Done . Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Using the Wix Harmony Editor Adding and customizing elements Wix Harmony Editor: Adding and Customizing Buttons Buttons add style and interactivity to your site, making it easy for visitors to navigate, find what they need, and stay engaged. Link your buttons to other pages, documents, or external sites to guide people exactly where you want them to go. For e xample, if you run an online store, you can use buttons to spotlight special offers, highlight popular products, or send customers straight to the checkout, making every visit more rewarding. Adding a button You can add a button from the Add Elements panel on the left side of the editor. There are several different options available, with a range of layouts. To add a button: Go to your editor . Click + Add at the top left of the editor. Select Elements . Click the Buttons icon on the left. Drag a design you like onto your page. Choose where the button leads: Click the new button on the page. Click the Link icon on the action bar. Click Choose a link . Choose a link type from the options at the top and set up the link details. Customizing a button There are a variety of ways to customize your buttons. Depending on the button type, you can adjust the background, text, and icon. Choose colors, fills, corners, shadows, and more to create eye-catching effects as visitors navigate your site. Experiment with vibrant, distinct colors and design options to make each button stand out and match your site's look and feel . To customize a button: Go to your editor . Click the r elevant button. Choose what you want to do: Edit the text on your button Click Edit Text on the action bar. Enter the text you want for your button into the T ext field. Change your button's style Click B utton styles on the action bar. Choose whether to update one of the existing styles or save it as an additional style. Learn more about updating button styles . Customize the button's hover state Click the Hover design icon on the action bar. Choose what happens when visitors hover over the button: Underline: Show an underline below the button text. Shadow: Show a shadow behind the button. Invert: Flip the button's colors (the text color and background color switch). Tint: Slightly change the button's background color to a different shade. Glow: Add a bright, subtle shadow behind the button. All design options: Customize the hover state's design to your exact needs, choosing the fill color, shadow, borders, and more. Show or hide elements on your button Click the Display elements icon on the action bar. Select the check box to show or hide the text or icon from your button. Replace the icon on your button Click Customize Icon on the action bar. Click the Replace icon . Scroll through the available options, or filter by: Type: Choose a basic vector art shape, an app icon, or an animated icon. Tip: If you choose an animated icon, you can adjust the duration of the animation by using the slider. Learn more about animated icons in the section below. Category: Select a category for each icon type, such as actions, toggles, or social media app icons. Orientation: Filter the options by horizontal or vertical icons. Select a design you like and click Update . Add animation to your button icon Animated icons bring your buttons to life by adding motion and style. Set your own start and end icons, customize how the animation looks, and adjust its speed to fit your site’s design. Click Customize Icon on the action bar. Click Animated . Click Create Animated Icon . Click the Add icon under Start icon . Scroll through the available options, or filter by: Type: Choose a basic vector art shape, or an app icon. Category: Select a category for each icon type, such as actions, toggles, or social media app icons. Orientation: Filter the options by horizontal or vertical icons. Select a design you like and click Update . Click the Add icon under End icon . Select a design you like and click Update . Click Back . Use the slider under Duration to adjust the duration of the animation. Hover your cursor over the icon in the panel to preview it. Edit the button link Click the Link icon on the action bar. Click the field under Choose a link . Adjust the link and link type as needed. Learn more about adding a link to an element . Tip: Click the All design options icon on the action bar to view even more design options for your button. Learn more about designing elements in your editor . FAQs Click a question below to learn more about adding and customizing buttons. Can I change the button's background? Absolutely, you can set a color or a gradient background to make your button more engaging and noticeable. Click the All design options icon on the action bar. Select Button under Select a part . Click Fill colors . Click the color circle, then choose between a color or a gradient background. What is the rel attribute in SEO settings when I'm adding a link to a button, and do I need it? The rel attribute is used in links to inform search engines and browsers how to treat the link. It is an advanced setting that can impact your site's SEO if misused. Learn more about adding link rel attributes . What does linking a button to a popup do? Linking an element to a popup allows you to draw attention to important content, such as announcements or promotions, when visitors interact with that element. Learn more about adding and customizing popups . How do I allow search engines to index my PDF documents? Click the button in your editor. Click the Link icon on the action bar. Click the link. Click Show this PDF in Search Results. Click Turn On Indexing . Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Pricing Plans: Allowing Clients to Cancel Plans You can allow clients to cancel subscriptions by themselves through their personal My Subscriptions page. You'll still need to manually refund them through your payment provider if this is part of your cancellation policy. To offer this option, you need to add a Wix Members Area to your site, and add a My Subscriptions page within your Members Area. Then you can enable cancellations in your pricing plan. Tip: You can enable a grace period for your recurring subscriptions. This gives customers more time to resubmit payment before their subscription cancels. Allowing clients to cancel a plan Allowing clients to cancel their own subscriptions is a great way to offer them more flexibility and better service. To allow clients to cancel a plan: Go to Pricing Plans in your site's dashboard. Create a new plan or edit an existing one. Scroll down to the Settings section. Click the Allow plan cancellation toggle to decide if members can cancel their own subscription: Enabled: Members can cancel this plan from their "My Subscriptions" page. Disabled: Members won't be able to cancel their plan. Note: We recommend to only disable cancellation if it complies with all relevant rules and legislation (e.g. payment network rules). Click Save to update the plan. Repeat steps 2 - 5 to enable cancellation for other plans. Important information about refunding clients: Canceling a subscription does not trigger a refund. One-time payment: To issue a refund, contact your payment provider (e.g. PayPal, Stripe, etc.). Recurring payment: When a client cancels a recurring payment, such as a monthly payment, the purchased plan and payment does not continue for the next cycle (e.g. for the next month). How a client can cancel a plan Once you allow clients to cancel a plan, you can direct them to their members area on your site to cancel their plan using the instructions below. To cancel a plan through the Members Area: Log in to the site. Click your member profile at the top of the site. Click My Subscriptions in the drop-down menu. Click the More Actions arrow next to your plan. Click Cancel Subscription . Click Yes, Cancel to confirm. Refunding canceled pricing plans purchased with Wix Payments You can issue refunds for canceled plans purchased using Wix payments through your dashboard. 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. Important: For all other payment providers, you can only issue refunds through their websites, not through Wix.com. To refund canceled plans purchased using Wix Payments: 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 . Notes: You cannot cancel or reverse a refund. After providing a partial refund to a customer, you can still refund them for the remaining amount at a later point in time. From Nov 16, 2020, Wix Payments no longer provides free processing for refunded payments (a grace period for existing Wix Payments users will continue until Dec 1, 2020). 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. Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Stores: Managing How Products Are Listed on eBay After you connect your Wix store and eBay shop , products from both appear in the eBay tab of your Wix dashboard. Note: Digital and hidden Wix products cannot be listed on eBay and do not appear in the eBay tab. Now you can decide which products from one channel you want sell on the other and which products you want to merge. Listing Wix Stores products on eBay You can list your Wix Stores products on eBay just as they are in Wix or make changes to suit the eBay marketplace. Here you can also decide on an eBay best offer setting and edit your eBay shipping location. Notes: Categories: To sell on eBay, it is important that your products are listed in the correct category. Wix products are automatically assigned to a relevant eBay category. You can review which category each product was assigned to and update it, if necessary. Settings and policies: Each Wix product you list on eBay is automatically assigned your default eBay settings and policies. Note that the default policies can be updated on the settings page. Additionally, you can customize them per product. To list Wix products in your eBay store: If not already there, go to the eBay tab in your Wix site's dashboard. In the Product Overview , click Unpublished to view the list of Wix products that are currently not listed on eBay. Select an option: Publish without reviewing the product: Hover over the relevant product and click Publish . Review and manage the product, then publish: Hover over a product and click the Manage Product arrow. Review the information that will be listed on eBay (i.e. the image, product name, description, etc.) (Optional) Customize the product for eBay: You can make changes to any of the product information. This allows you to have, for example, one product name in Wix and another product name in eBay. Important: If you select this option for a particular field (e.g. product name) they are no longer linked. This means that when you change the name in Wix, the name doesn't change in eBay. Click the Customize for eBay toggle next to any fields to enable editing (e.g. product image, name, etc.). Edit the field. Select an eBay Best Offer setting. (Optional) Edit your eBay shipping location. Click Save & Publish . Tip: To save your changes without publishing, click the More Actions icon . After you successfully list your Wix products on eBay, you can view them by clicking Published . Merge identical products If you have been selling the same product in your Wix store and on eBay, you can merge them so they are managed as one product. To merge Wix and eBay products: If not already there, go to the eBay tab in your Wix site's dashboard. In the Product Overview , click Unlinked to Wix to view the list of eBay products that are currently not listed in Wix. Hover over a product and click the Manage Product arrow. Select an option: Click Approve this match to merge the eBay product to the suggested Wix product. Click Choose a different product to select the product you want to merge and click Save . List eBay products in Wix The products you have in eBay cannot automatically be added to your Wix store. You can, however, add the product in your Wix dashboard. When you're done, you can merge the two products following the instructions above. After merging, the products are managed as one. Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Events: Understanding the Difference Between RSVP Events and Ticketed Events Wix Events lets you create two types of events: RSVP events and Ticketed events. Choosing the right type ensures a smooth experience for you and your attendees. Note: Selling event tickets requires a Premium plan . RSVP events RSVP events allow you to track attendance without issuing tickets. Guests confirm their attendance in advance using a registration form, making them ideal for weddings, private parties, and community gatherings. You can set a guest limit, enable a waitlist, and send automated emails to keep attendees informed when spots open. Collect guest details through a registration form When guests RSVP, they fill out a registration form with basic details like name, email, and any additional information you request, such as meal preferences or extra guests. Manage registration settings and event emails You can create a waitlist , and guests will be automatically notified when spots open up based on your guest limit. Additionally, you can customize emails , including confirmations, event reminders, and waitlist notifications. Ticketed events Ticketed events are perfect for occasions like concerts, festivals, workshops, and conferences, where guests require tickets, whether free or paid. Guests will complete a checkout form that includes details such as ticket quantity, payment, and billing information Additionally, you can apply taxes , offer membership plans , and provide discounts . Customize your tickets and seating options You can offer different ticket types (e.g., Orchestra, Balcony) and set a price for each. By designing a seating map for your venue and linking each ticket type to specific seats, guests can choose their preferred seats when purchasing. Additionally, you can customize the appearance of your tickets based on factors like the event type, entrance locations, or ticket categories (e.g.child and adult). Choose how to collect guest information during checkout When setting up your ticketed event, you can choose how guest information is collected during checkout. There are two options for the checkout form : 1 form per order: A single form is used for the entire order, regardless of the number of tickets purchased, collecting all guest information in one place. 1 form per ticket: A separate form is used for each ticket purchased, allowing you to collect individual guest information for each ticket, even if multiple tickets are bought in one order. Tip: When selling tickets, you can authorize payments to secure funds before processing orders, with the option to capture them automatically or manually. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about RSVP and Ticketed events. Can I create an event where no RSVP or ticket is required? Yes. You can create an event that doesn’t require registration . Go to Events in your site's dashboard. Click to select the relevant event. Click the Settings tab. Click Edit next to Registration settings . Select Guests don't need to register under Guests can register on . Choose the Event Details page visibility : Show the event details page : Display event information. Hide the event details page : Visitors won’t be able to access or click on your event. Can I change the registration status for an RSVP and Ticketed event? Yes. You can change the registration status at any time. Guests can register only when the status is 'Open'. If set to 'Closed', visitors will see a 'Registration is closed' message on the event details page. Can I cancel an event with tickets? Yes. You can cancel a ticketed event . Just make sure to notify your guests, update the status to "Canceled," and issue refunds where needed. How can I send automated reminders for events? You can schedule reminder emails for both ticketed and RSVP events. Alternatively, you can create an automation to trigger SMS reminders. Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Advanced features CMS CMS: Previewing Dynamic Pages Preview dynamic pages in your editor to make sure all the content and elements display correctly. For dynamic item pages, use the Preview toolbar to switch between collection items and see how each page looks, or click Edit item to quickly edit the item you’re viewing. To test your page as visitors will see it, go to Preview mode. To preview dynamic pages in your editor: Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click Pages & Menu on the left side of the editor. Click Dynamic Pages . Click the relevant dynamic page. (Dynamic item pages only) Use the Preview toolbar to switch to other collection items or edit the item you're viewing: Tip: You can click and drag the Move icon to move the toolbar in your editor. Switch to other items: Click the drop-down on the toolbar and select the item you want to view. Edit item: Click Edit item on the toolbar to edit the collection item you're viewing. Click Preview at the top right of your editor to test the page's functionality. Tip: In Preview mode, you can also use the Preview toolbar (item pages only) to view other collection items. Click Back to Editor to return to editing your site or click Publish if you are ready to make your changes go live. Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click Pages on the left side of the editor. Click Dynamic Pages . Click the relevant dynamic page under [Collection_Name] Pages (Dynamic) . (Dynamic item pages only) Use the Preview toolbar to switch to other collection items or edit the item you're viewing: Tip: You can click and drag the Move icon to move the toolbar in your editor. Switch to other items: Click the drop-down on the toolbar and select the item you want to view. Edit item: Click Edit item on the toolbar to edit the collection item you're viewing. Click the Preview icon at the top right of your editor to test the page's functionality. Tip: In Preview mode, you can also use the Preview toolbar (item pages only) to view other collection items. Click Edit Site to return to editing or click Publish if you are ready to make your changes go live. Tip: Learn how to ensure each collection item gets its own unique URL on your dynamic item page. Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Portfolio: Managing Your Wix Portfolio Manage all your portfolio's projects and the collections they're grouped into from your site's dashboard. Create, edit, duplicate, show or hide, and delete projects / collections all from the one place. Managing your projects From the Projects tab, you can create new projects, edit existing ones, filter your projects list and more. To manage your projects: Go to Portfolio in your site's dashboard. Choose what you want to do: Create a new project Click + Add Project at the top right. Fill out the project details. Learn more about creating projects in Wix Portfolio . Filter and sort your projects list Click the relevant drop-down at the top of the list to filter by: Project Visibility: Select an option to choose which type of projects you want to show on the list: Visible projects or Hidden projects . Select Collections: Select the collection(s) of the projects you want to show on the list. Click the relevant heading to sort the list by Title , Collections , or Created on date. Edit projects Hover over the relevant project and click Edit . Edit your project's Title . Edit your project's Description . Add Basic Info to your project, including Location , Date , Role , Project type , Link (to any relevant online material) or a Custom detail. Click Manage Media next to Project media to add media to your project. Learn more about adding media to your projects . Enable the Hide this project toggle to hide the project from site visitors. Select a collection to add your project to it. Tip: Click + Add a collection to create a new collection . Customize the SEO & Social settings of your portfolio: Add alt text to images, share your project and edit your SEO settings. Click Save & Close . Learn more about creating projects in Wix Portfolio . Duplicate projects Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant project. Click Duplicate . Edit the project details and click Save & Close . Hide or show projects Select the checkbox next to the project(s) you want to hide or show. Select the relevant option at the top of the list: Hide selected: Hide the projects so they don't appear on your live portfolio. Show selected: Show the projects so they appear on your live portfolio. Delete projects Select the checkbox next to the project(s) you want to permanently delete. Click Delete selected at the top of the list. Click Delete . Managing your collections From the Collections tab you can create new collections, edit existing ones, and more. To manage your collections: Go to Portfolio in your site's dashboard. Click Manage Collections at the top right. Choose what you want to do: Create a new collection Click + New Collection at the top right. Fill out the collection details. Learn more about creating collections in Wix Portfolio . Edit a collection Hover over the relevant collection and click Manage . Edit the collection and click Save . Learn more about creating collections in Wix Portfolio . Hide or show a collection Hover over the relevant collection and click the More Actions icon . Click Hide to hide the project from your portfolio or click Show in my portfolio to show the collection if it is hidden. Delete a collection Hover over the relevant collection and click the More Actions icon . Click Delete . Click Delete . FAQs Click a question below to learn more about managing your Wix portfolio. Can I embed media from third-party tools such as Vimeo and YouTube into my portfolio? Yes. You can embed YouTube and Vimeo videos directly into your portfolio by pasting in the video URL . Will deleting the portfolio app remove projects and collections from my site? No. If you delete the Wix Portfolio app from your editor, your projects and collections still exist in the dashboard. If you re-add the app, your projects and collections will be visible again. However, any design changes you made to the portfolio pages will be deleted when you remove the app. You will need to make these customizations again when you re-add the app. Can I copy my portfolio from one site to another? No. Currently it is not possible to copy your Wix Portfolio and paste it onto another site. Learn more about copying and pasting elements and pages to another site in the Wix Editor . If you are using Wix Studio, you can vote for that feature . Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Advanced features CMS CMS: Creating Dynamic Category Pages Dynamic category pages display items from your CMS collections organized by category. Each category automatically gets its own version of the page, showing only the items assigned to that category. For example, if you have a "Recipes" collection organized by a "Cuisines" category collection, each cuisine — Italian, Mexican, Japanese — gets its own page listing only the recipes in that category. When you add dynamic category pages, you choose from 2 page types: Category page: A dynamic item page — one version is generated per category. It shows the items assigned to that category using a filtered dataset. Category list page: A dynamic list page — displays all your categories in a repeater or gallery so visitors can browse and click through to individual category pages. Important: Before getting started, make sure you have already set up: A category collection with at least one category item. An items collection with a 'Category' field connected to your category collection. Make sure to assign the items to their corresponding category collection. Step 1 | Add a dynamic category page to your site From your editor's CMS panel, create a dynamic category page for your category collection. Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click CMS on the left side of the editor. Click Your Collections . Hover over the relevant category collection and click the More Actions icon . Select Add dynamic page . Click Category page . Click Add to Site . Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click CMS on the left side of the editor. Click Your Collections . Hover over the relevant category collection and click the More Actions icon . Select Add dynamic page . Click Category page . Click Add to Site . Step 2 | Adjust your category page connections Each dynamic category page comes with multiple datasets already connected. Before customizing, it helps to understand how the default datasets work and what each one controls on the page. Your category page includes 3 datasets by default: Dynamic page dataset: Connects the page heading area to your category collection. This includes the category name, image, and description. The correct category automatically loads based on the URL of the page. 1st regular dataset: Connects the repeater or gallery to your items collection. This shows items assigned to the current category. The dataset is automatically filtered by the 'Category' field. 2nd regular dataset: Connects a category navigation menu to the category collection. This menu is a repeater with buttons that, when clicked, take visitors to the relevant category. To edit the page connections: Wix Editor Go to the category page in your editor. Tip: By default, your category page is titled {Category collection name} (Category) . Click the element in which you want to edit the connections: Page heading area Select the relevant image or text element at the top of the page. Click the Connect to CMS icon . (If needed) Edit the connected dataset, dataset settings or field connections. Note: These elements should connect to your category collection through the dynamic page dataset named {Category collection name} Category Item . Click Preview at the top right to test your connections. Repeater or gallery displaying items associated with the category Select the repeater or gallery that shows items associated with the category. Click the Connect to CMS icon . (If needed) Edit the connected dataset, dataset settings or field connections. Note: The repeater or gallery should connect to your items collection through the dataset named {Items collection name} List . Click Preview at the top right to test your connections. Category navigation menu Select a button on the repeater that shows your category navigation. Click the Connect to CMS icon . (If needed) Edit the connected dataset, dataset settings or field connections. Note: The buttons should connect to your category collection through the dataset named {Category collection name} Menu . Click Preview at the top right to test your connections. Studio Editor Go to the category page in your editor. Tip: By default, your category page is titled {Category collection name} (Category) . Click the element in which you want to edit the connections: Page heading area Select the relevant image or text element at the top of the page. Click the Connect to CMS icon . (If needed) Edit the connected dataset, dataset settings or field connections. Note: These elements should connect to your category collection through the dynamic page dataset named {Category collection name} Category Item . Click the Preview icon at the top right to test your connections. Repeater or gallery displaying items associated with the category Select the repeater or gallery that shows items associated with the category. Click the Connect to CMS icon . (If needed) Edit the connected dataset, dataset settings or field connections. Note: The repeater or gallery should connect to your items collection through the dataset named {Items collection name} List . Click the Preview icon at the top right to test your connections. Category navigation menu Select a button on the repeater that shows your category navigation. Click the Connect to CMS icon . (If needed) Edit the connected dataset, dataset settings or field connections. Note: The buttons should connect to your category collection through the dataset named {Category collection name} Menu . Click the Preview icon at the top right to test your connections. Step 3 | (Optional) Display items from another collection on your category page You can add more datasets to a category page if you want to display items from different collections on the same page. Your editor automatically adds a 'Category' field filter to each new dataset if the items collection has a 'Category' field associated with the page's category collection. To display items from another collection: Wix Editor Make sure the items collection you want to display has a 'Category' field with items assigned to the category collection . Add a new dataset to the page and connect it to the other items collection: Click CMS on the left. Click Manage Page Connections . Click Add a Dataset at the bottom right. Click the Choose a collection dropdown and select the other items collection you want to display. If needed, edit the dataset name. Click Create . Note: The dataset automatically adds a filter that displays items when their 'Category' field value matches the category displayed on the page. Add a repeater or gallery and connect it to your new dataset. Preview the page to verify the correct items display for each category. Studio Editor Make sure the items collection you want to display has a 'Category' field with items assigned to the category collection . Add a new dataset to the page and connect it to the other items collection: Click CMS on the left. Click Manage Page Connections . Click Add a Dataset at the bottom right. Click the Choose a collection dropdown and select the other items collection you want to display. If needed, edit the dataset name. Click Create . Note: The dataset automatically adds a filter that displays items when their 'Category' field value matches the category displayed on the page. Add a repeater or gallery and connect it to your new dataset. Click the Preview icon at the top right to test your connections. Step 4 | (Optional) Customizing the URL slug structure Dynamic category pages are created with a default URL structure based on your collection name and the category title: Category list page: https://www.yoursite.com/{category-collection-name} Category page: https://www.yoursite.com/{category-collection-name}/{category-name} You can customize the URL slug if needed. For more advanced URL customization, see CMS: Creating Unique Dynamic Page URLs . Step 5 | Publish your site Once you confirm that all of the connections are correct in your editor, go ahead and publish. This creates the actual URLs for all of your dynamic pages and makes the content go live. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about dynamic category pages. Why do I see a 404 error when previewing my category page? If you see a 404 error, you may not have saved your site after adding the dynamic pages. Save the site and reload the editor, then try previewing again. If the category collection is empty — no category items have been added yet — the page also won't have any content to display. What's the difference between a category page and a category list page? A category page is a dynamic item page. One version is generated per category, showing only the items assigned to that category. Think of it as the detail view for a single category. A category list page is a dynamic list page . It shows all your categories in a repeater or gallery, giving visitors an overview they can browse. Each category in the list links to its own category page. How do I link to category pages from my site menu? You can add links to dynamic category pages from your site menu the same way you link to any dynamic page. See CMS: Linking to Dynamic Pages for the full instructions. Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Advanced features CMS CMS: Accessing and Syncing Your Sandbox and Live Collections If you've enabled the sandbox in your CMS (Content Management System), each collection on your site comes in two versions: a sandbox version for testing and a live version for your visitors. Both versions share the same structure but can hold different content. The sandbox collection is a test environment you use with the editor while building your site. Its content stays private until you decide to sync it with your live collection. This syncing process copies all content from the sandbox to the live collection, provided the sandbox is enabled. Remember, syncing can't be undone, so it's important to understand the differences between sandbox and live collections before proceeding. The live collection is what displays content on your live site for your visitors to see and interact with. When you sync the sandbox collection to the live collection, new items get added to the live collection, and updated items in the sandbox overwrite the same items in the live collection. However, if you remove an item from the sandbox and then sync, the item won't be removed from your live content. Enabling sandbox collections To use sandbox collections, first enable them from your main CMS page's advanced settings. Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click CMS on the left side of the editor. Click Your Collections . Click Manage next to Your Collections . Click More Actions at the top right and select Advanced Settings . Enable the Sandbox toggle. Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click CMS on the left side of the editor. Click Your Collections . Click Manage next to Your Collections . Click More Actions at the top right and select Advanced Settings . Enable the Sandbox toggle. Dashboard Go to CMS in your site's dashboard. Click More Actions at the top right and select Advanced Settings . Enable the Sandbox toggle. Accessing and syncing sandbox and live collections Go to the relevant collection in your editor to access and sync your collections. You can sync items from your sandbox to your live collection or vice versa. Sync all the items at once or select only specific items you want to sync. Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click CMS on the left side of the editor. Click Your Collections . Click the relevant collection. You should see Sandbox Collection at the top to indicate you're in the sandbox testing collection. Choose what you want to do: Sync your sandbox collection items to your live collection Select the items you want to sync to your live site. If you want to sync all items, skip this step. Click Sync content at the top right. Select the relevant option and click Sync : Sync all items from Sandbox to Live: Sync all the items from your sandbox to your live collection. Sync {#} selected items from Sandbox to Live: Sync only the selected items from your sandbox to your live collection. Click Sync to confirm. Access your live collection and sync it to your sandbox collection Click Live Collection at the top of the collection to access your live collection. Select the items you want to sync to your sandbox collection. If you want to sync all items, skip this step. Click Sync content at the top right. Select the relevant option and click Sync : Sync all items from Live to Sandbox: Sync all the items from your live collection to your sandbox collection. Sync {#} selected items from Live to Sandbox: Sync only the selected items from your live collection to your sandbox collection. Erase items in Sandbox and replace with Live items: Replace the items in your sandbox collection with the live collection items. Click Sync to confirm. Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click CMS on the left side of the editor. Click Your Collections . Click the relevant collection. You should see Sandbox Collection at the top to indicate you're in the sandbox testing collection. Choose what you want to do: Sync your sandbox collection items to your live collection Select the items you want to sync to your live site. If you want to sync all items, skip this step. Click Sync content at the top right. Select the relevant option and click Sync : Sync all items from Sandbox to Live: Sync all the items from your sandbox to your live collection. Sync {#} selected items from Sandbox to Live: Sync only the selected items from your sandbox to your live collection. Click Sync to confirm. Access your live collection and sync it to your sandbox collection Click Live Collection at the top of the collection to access your live collection. Select the items you want to sync to your sandbox collection. If you want to sync all items, skip this step. Click Sync content at the top right. Select the relevant option and click Sync : Sync all items from Live to Sandbox: Sync all the items from your live collection to your sandbox collection. Sync {#} selected items from Live to Sandbox: Sync only the selected items from your live collection to your sandbox collection. Erase items in Sandbox and replace with Live items: Replace the items in your sandbox collection with the live collection items. Click Sync to confirm. Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit