< Back Managing your business Building your community Wix Groups: About Your Groups Pages When adding Wix Groups to your site, you'll find 3 new customizable pages in the editor: Group Page: Each group has its own dedicated page. Groups: Lists all available groups for visitors to browse and join. Members Area: Site members can customize their profile, connect with others, and manage notifications. In this article, learn about each of these areas and how you can make them your own. The Group Page Each group you create has its own dedicated page, featuring a discussion tab for posts and media, as well as a members tab. You can choose to display member names on profile photos to enhance connections among group members. Customize this page with design adjustments and integrate features like emoji reactions and member badges, promoting community recognition and participation. Tip: Each group page features various tabs such as "About" and "Media." You can create custom tabs, rename existing ones, and link specific events to the group. Groups (Group list) The Groups page displays all the groups on your site and features a feed where members of each group can post updates, share content, and interact within their specific group's context. You can customize this page (e.g. 'News Feed', 'Latest Updates') to match your site's theme with colors and fonts. Organize groups by activity or member count, and add features like a share button to boost member interactions. Create group posts: You can offer exclusive posts with your content, accessible only to paying members. Categorize posts with topics, monetize exclusive content with a pricing plan, and delete irrelevant posts at any time. The Members Area When you add Wix Groups to your site, a Members Area is also included. This allows group members to have their own accounts, where they can manage personal information and connect with others through their profiles. The Members Area also gives people access to exclusive pages and benefits, such as Wix Events, Wix Bookings, and other Wix apps . FAQs Click a question below to find out more information. How can I organize group content to help members easily find posts of interest? You can use topics to organize posts and help members easily filter and find conversations that interest them. Can I display my Groups Feed on other pages of my site? Yes. The Groups List Add-On allows you to add a list of your groups to any page of your site, making it easy for visitors to view and join your groups. For example, you can add your groups list to your home page so it's the first thing people see when they visit your site. You can also display your active groups as cards or in a feed for everyone to see. Can members create groups? Yes. You can allow your members to create their own groups straight from the relevant members app. How can I manage notifications for group activities? You and your members can adjust the relevant notification settings to receive updates on posts, comments, reactions, and new member additions, How do I automatically add site visitors to my group? When new people join your site, you can set up an automation that adds them to your group automatically . Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Restaurants: Setting Up Payment Protection for Table Reservations Set up payment protection to prevent no shows and last-minute reservation cancellations. Choose whether to save a guest's card or collect a prepayment, and configure the fee and policy for the method you choose. You can also choose to skip protection altogether if you don't feel it's necessary for your restaurant. Tip: Payment protection requires Wix Payments . If it isn't connected, your settings are still saved, but protection stays inactive until you connect it. Setting up payment protection Choose a protection method and configure its fee and policy. Dashboard Go to Table Reservations in your site's dashboard. Click Settings at the top right. Click Payment protection . Select a protection method and follow the steps: Credit card hold Guests provide their card details, but they’re not charged yet. If they don’t show or cancel too late, you have the option of charging them. Set the minimum party size under Apply to parties of . Enter an amount under Fee amount and choose Per guest or Per party . Enter a number and select a unit under Free cancellation up to (e.g. 48 hours). Enter your policy in the Payment policy field. Prepayment Guests make a payment on your site to reserve a table. Enter an amount under Prepayment amount and choose Per guest or Per party . Enter the minimum party size under Party size required to pay a prepayment . (Optional) Select the Cancellation and no-show fee checkbox to keep part of the prepayment when a guest cancels late or doesn't show up. Enter an amount under Fee amount and choose Per guest or Per party . Enter a number and select a unit under Free cancellation up to (e.g. 48 hours). Enter your policy in the Payment policy field. No protection No further setup is needed. Guests can book without providing a card or making a payment. Click Save . Wix app Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Table Reservations and select Table Reservations . Tap the More Actions icon at the top right. Tap Settings . Tap Payment protection . Select a protection method and follow the steps: Credit card hold Guests provide their card details, but they’re not charged yet. If they don’t show or cancel too late, you have the option of charging them. Set the minimum party size under Party size required to save a card . Enter an amount under Fee amount and choose Per guest or Per party . Enter a number and select a unit under Free cancellation up to (e.g. 48 hours). Enter your policy in the Payment policy field. Prepayment Guests pay upfront when they make a reservation. Enter an amount under Prepayment amount and choose Per guest or Per party . Enter the minimum party size under Party size required to pay a prepayment . (Optional) Select the Cancellation and no-show fee checkbox to keep part of the prepayment when a guest cancels late or doesn't show up. Enter an amount under Fee amount and choose Per guest or Per party . Enter a number and select a unit under Free cancellation up to (e.g. 48 hours). Enter your policy in the Payment policy field. No protection No further setup is needed. Guests can book without providing a card or making a payment. Tap Save at the top right. What's next? Start collecting payments for table reservations. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about payment protection for table reservations. Can I customize the table reservation form? Customize your table reservation form to include information about your table reservation fees for your guests. How do I change the currency on my site? To change the currency on your site, go to Language & Region in your site's dashboard. How do I set up tax? To set up tax for your site, go to Tax in your site's dashboard. What happens to a prepayment if I don't approve the reservation? When you choose to manually approve table reservations and set a prepayment, customers don’t get charged when they request to reserve – instead, their credit card details are saved for a potential charge: If you decline the reservation, the customer does not get charged. If you approve the reservation, you then have the option to initiate a prepayment from the saved credit card. Can I edit the Terms & Conditions or Privacy Policy guests see when they book? Yes. Go to Reservation form settings , under your Table Reservations settings in your site's dashboard. Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Promoting your site Running campaigns and paid ads Hopp by Wix: About Hopp Blocks Hopp blocks are interactive widgets that power your digital presence and enhance your link in bio or instant pages. They offer simple elements like links and media displays, as well as advanced integrations with platforms like YouTube and Instagram. Use these blocks to promote offerings, collect leads, and enable transactions. Whether you’re a content creator, business, or influencer, Hopp blocks are designed to meet your unique needs and maximize engagement. Want to follow along? Go to hopp.co to see all available blocks while you read about them below. Understanding the Block types Hopp blocks are organized into categories based on what you want to achieve. Browse the sections below to find the right block for your page or use the Create a block with AI to build a custom block tailored and customized to your needs. Choose a block category: Links These core blocks let you share essential content and guide users to important links. Button: Add buttons that link directly to sites or apps. Preview Link: Add links to sites you want to promote on your page. Link List: Promote a list of links like products, posts, and events. Media These blocks let you embellish your page with media galleries, descriptive and visual content, and more. Media & text: Show a custom block of media (image/video) and a text description. Media gallery: Promote a gallery of images or videos. Media banner: Add a media banner with a link. Video: Embed a video or playlist directly onto your page. List of videos: Promote a list of embedded videos. Showcase These blocks let you display what you’re promoting, who you are and how people feel about you and your business. Media & text: Show a custom block of media (image/video) and a text description. Product: Show your product and sell it directly from your page. Event: Promote an event and get users to RSVP or buy tickets. Service: Add service details and let visitors contact you directly to book. Pricing plan: Add your custom pricing plan details. Blog post: Promote a blog post that you want to share with your followers. Contact card: Allow visitors to see and download your contact details. Review: Showcase what people are saying about you or your business. Coupon: Show coupon codes that people can copy to buy from sites you promote on your page. Property: Showcase a property and add links for people to buy or rent it. Map: Show your location on a map that visitors can navigate. Outfit: Showcase a complete outfit and add links for people to buy its individual pieces. Ask to share: Get help promoting a link by getting visitors to copy and share it. Embed: Embed an external URL directly on your page. Lists These blocks allow you to add multiple lists or galleries of content to promote to your users. These links include lists of links, content, media gallery, videos, products gallery, services, blog posts, pricing plans, events, properties, reviews, contacts, embedded pages, coupons, and paid requests. Forms & Contact These blocks give you many ways to turn fans into leads so your audience can save your contact details and reach out. Contact form: Add a form for visitors to leave their contact details. Contact card: Allow visitors to see and download your contact details. Contact list: Show off your team with a list of contacts. Collect subscribers: Let visitors join your mailing list. Contact button: Let visitors contact you via text, email or more. Social Media These blocks allow you to promote your social media accounts and attract more followers. Instagram: Promote your Instagram to get more followers. TikTok: Embed a TikTok video directly onto your page. YouTube: Embed a YouTube video directly onto your page. Facebook: Promote your Facebook page and get more followers. X: Embed posts from X on your page. Twitch: Embed your Twitch subscription onto your page. DeviantArt: Embed DeviantArt content onto your page. Integrations These blocks allow you to extend your Hopp functionality by connecting with popular tools and platforms. Embed: Embed an external URL directly on your page. Calendly: Adding calendly to your page allows visitors to see your availability and book specific events. Substack: Promote your substack and get more subscribers. Google Maps: Show your location on Google Maps so visitors can navigate to you. Vimeo: Embed a Vimeo video directly onto your page. Spotify: Let visitors listen to a track or playlist, directly from your page. Soundcloud: Let visitors listen to a track or playlist, directly from your page. Apple Music: Let visitors listen to an album or song from your apple music page. WhatsApp button: Allow users to send you a WhatsApp message. Telegram button: Let visitors message you on telegram. Patreon: Promote your paid membership tiers. Memberful: Promote your subscription plans to page visitors. Store & Products These blocks help you to create an entire business hub, straight from your Hopp site. Physical Product: Sell a physical product with inventory management and shipping options. Digital Product: Sell a digital product like eBooks, courses, or software with instant delivery. Store products gallery: Promote a list of products from your online store. Bookings These blocks help you book more clients for courses, training, events and more. Course: Offer educational courses with scheduling and enrollment management. Appointment: Provide appointment services with booking and scheduling. Class: Host group classes and sessions with participant management. List of services: Promote a list of services from your Hopp booking services. Events These blocks help you collect RSVPs and fill the seats at your next event. RSVP event: Let visitors RSVP to an upcoming event. Ticketed event: Sell tickets to events like concerts, shows, and exhibits. List of events: Promote a list of events from your Hopp events. Blog These blocks help you draw attention to your blog posts and get more clicks and views. Blog post: Write a short article or post and showcase it, right here on Hopp. Blog posts list: Show a list of blog posts. Social Commerce These blocks give you multiple ways to earn money by way of your link in bio page. Tip jar: Collect money from visitors with a virtual tip jar. Paid request: Offer a variety of paid requests that page visitors can buy. Paid DM: Let people visiting your page pay to send you a direct message. Wix site These blocks let you automatically pull content from your connected Wix site to promote on your page as a single item or list of items. Promote from your Wix Store, Blog, Bookings, Pricing Plans, Events, and Contacts. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about blocks. Where can I add a block? You can add a blocks in both your link in bio and an Instant Page. Go to hopp.co and log in. Choose where you want to add your block: Link in Bio : Click Link in Bio on the left. Instant Pages : Click Tools and then Instant Pages . Hover over the page you want to add a block to and click Edit page . Click the Page tab. Click Add Block . Choose how to add your block: Select a block: Search the categories to select the type of block you want to add. Create a block with AI: Enter a description of the block you want to add, and click Create . Which display styles are available for blocks? Hopp blocks offer several styles: Button: Show your link as a button that can lead directly to a link or expand when clicked to reveal a card with more details. Card: A module with a background and clear CTA. On Page: Content shown directly on the page, without its own background. Banner: An image or video banner that expands to show details and can link to a URL. How can I make Hopp blocks match my brand? Customize Hopp blocks to align with your brand by editing the design, layout, preview image, title, and description. You can also enhance functionality with premium features such as locked content or automations. What are the benefits of connecting Hopp to Wix? Connecting Hopp to Wix allows you to: Access and pull Wix Store products, Blog posts, Services, Events, or Bookings directly onto your Hopp page, without needing to copy and paste a bunch of links. Sync Hopp leads with Wix Contacts for better management. Trigger automations to enhance marketing efforts. How can I get the best results when I create a block with AI? The more detail you include in your description, the closer the block matches what you need. When you describe your block, try to include: The offerings you want to promote (for example, your events, products, or services). Any actions you want visitors to take (for example an RSVP form or a booking button). Design and customization details (for example, the layout, event details, or images you want). Tip: You can change anything after your block is created. Click Customize Block to fine-tune the design and content. Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Managing your customers Wix Forms: The Difference between the New and Old Wix Forms We recently released a new version of Wix Forms , offering a more robust and feature-rich solution for creating and managing forms. In this article, you can learn about the differences between the two versions of the Wix Forms app, and how to tell which one you're currently using. Adding your form Both the new and old versions of Wix Forms are available in the Add Elements panel in your editor. In the Wix Editor, new forms are organized under Premade Forms , and the old forms have their own category. In the Studio Editor, the new forms are the default. Everything under the Forms category, except for the Old Forms subcategory, relates to the new version of Wix Forms. Important: Starting August 1, 2025, the old Wix Forms app will no longer be available in the Add Elements panel of the Studio Editor. Building your form In the new Wix Forms, you build and edit your form in a brand new interface. The new form builder offers fields that fit all types of questions like multi choice, checkboxes, and drop-downs. You'll also find new layout options to create columns, sections and pages for your form. In the old Wix Forms, you make your edits directly on the form, selecting the field or element you want to adjust. Looking for more customization? Learn how to design your form so it captures and maintains your visitors' attention. Changing your form settings The available form settings, as well as their location, differ between the 2 versions of Wix Forms. In addition, the Settings panel you see in the editor does not offer the same customization options. In the new Wix Forms, the Settings panel lets you design the form and choose which form to display. Settings like the submit message, form conditions and payments are available in the form builder. In the old Wix Forms, you use the Form Settings panel to adjust your payment settings, submit message and conditions. The design and layout options are still available, but in their own panels. Viewing your form submissions In both versions of Wix Forms, you can find your form submissions in the Forms & Submissions tab of your site's dashboard. However, the submissions table looks different between the 2 versions. In the new Wix Forms, the table is divided into 3 tabs (Submissions, Spam, Trash). In the old Wix Forms, the table is not divided into these tabs. What's next? Learn more about viewing and managing your submissions table to make the most of your data. FAQs Click a question below to learn more. How can I switch from old forms to new forms? It is not currently possible to switch an existing form built with old Wix Forms to new Wix Forms. Delete the form built using old forms and revamp while you recreate the form with new forms features. How many forms can I create? You can create 4 forms for free, regardless of which version of Wix Forms you are using. To build more forms, upgrade your site . Why can't I see updated submissions data? Try publishing your site and refreshing to see updated data. Submission tables load with the data from the last time you published your site. Which version of Wix Forms can I use in the Wix Harmony Editor? Only the new Wix Forms is available in the Wix Harmony Editor . Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Orders, Cart & Checkout Previewing the Checkout Process You can preview the checkout process before you launch your site to see exactly what customers experience when they make a purchase. This helps you check the flow, spot issues, and make any changes before you go live. Previewing the checkout page in your dashboard The Checkout Design page has a real-time visual preview that lets you see your design changes before you publish them. To preview the checkout page in your dashboard: Go to Checkout Settings in your site's dashboard. Click Preview under Checkout design . Click Add Item on the right. Select one or more items to see what the checkout page looks like when customers purchase different items. Click Add Item . Previewing the checkout page in your editor Before previewing checkout, you need to: Upgrade your site to a Premium plan or Studio plan. Connect a payment provider. Make sure shipping or delivery is set up (relevant only for stores and restaurants). Add a cart (relevant for Wix Bookings only). Once that's set up, you can test the checkout process up to the moment you place an order. Enter customer and delivery details, choose a delivery method, and select a payment option. To complete an order, you'll need to test checkout on your live site (see below). Tip: Previewing checkout with the 'Buy Now' button may not always be available. If not, preview checkout using the 'Add to Cart' button instead. Placing a test order Important: Placing a test order is possible only with Wix Stores or Wix Restaurants Orders. You can preview the checkout process before you launch your online store. This lets you view what customers see when they make a purchase, including the Thank You page and the confirmation email. Before you go ahead and make a test purchase, set up your site in a way that allows you to run through checkout without it being available to customers. Then, you can test the process by logging in to your site's members area and selecting a store product. Notes: Only the site owner can preview the checkout process, not site admins or people with other roles & permissions . It's not currently possible to preview the checkout process for Wix Bookings services. To place a test order: Prepare your site to preview the checkout process: Enable the manual payment method so you are not charged. If your site has a Premium plan or Studio plan, do one of the following: Temporarily unassign the plan from your site. Duplicate your site and test the checkout on the duplicated version. If your site doesn't have a members area, add it now . (If not already logged in) Log in to your Wix account. Open your live site. Log in to your site using the Members Area . Navigate to a store product or restaurant item. Add the item to your cart and click Checkout . Click I just want to place a test order . Get personalized checkout tips Use Wix’s AI checkout guide to get tailored tips for improving checkout. The guide shows where customers abandon the process and suggests changes that may help increase completion rates. To access these tips, go to Checkout Settings in your site's dashboard and look for the guide on the right side of the page. Notes: Checkout suggestions are available only after your site has enough sales to generate enough sales data. Before making suggested changes, always review settings in own Wix account to ensure they align with your business needs, applicable laws, and Wix’s most up-to-date features and policies. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about previewing the checkout process. Can I preview checkout for product subscriptions on my live site? No, it's not possible to do a test purchase of a product subscription . What happens if I test checkout with a payment method other than manual payment? You can test checkout with other payment methods, but note that you'll be charged for the transaction. This means that you'll pay and receive payment. In addition, you'll pay any transaction fees the payment provider charges. How can I preview changes I make to the checkout page? When customizing the checkout page in the dashboard, click Preview Checkout . You'll see a preview of the page with a sample item. Select one or more items from the top bar to see what the checkout page looks like when customers purchase different items. Tip: Click the Mobile icon to preview the checkout page on mobile. Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Stores: Adding and Setting Up the Wix Checkout Requirements App With the Checkout Requirements app, you can take control over what requirements need to be fulfilled before a customer can complete checkout. You can use the app to create 3 different types of requirements: Add a minimum quantity of products requirement: Prevent customers from purchasing too few of a specific item (e.g. minimum purchase is 3 vanilla candles). Add a maximum quantity of products requirement: Prevent customers from purchasing too many of a specific item (e.g. Purchase of vases is limited to one per order). Add a minimum order subtotal requirement: Orders must reach a minimum of $100. Check out some examples of how the checkout requirement can be used in the FAQs below. After creating one or more checkout requirements, you can easily activate or deactivate them with a click. Step 1 | Add the Checkout Requirements app To get started, go to the Wix App Market and add the Checkout Requirements app. Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click Add Apps on the left side of the editor. Search for the Wix Checkout Requirements app in the search bar. Click Add to Site . Click Go to Dashboard . Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click App Market on the left side of the editor. Click App Market . Search for the Wix Checkout Requirements app in the search bar. Click Add to Site . Click Go to Dashboard . Harmony Editor Go to your editor . Click + Add at the top left of the editor. Click the Arrow icon to navigate to the Apps category. Click Wix App Market at the bottom left. Search for the Wix Checkout Requirements app, then select the app. Click Add to Site . Dashboard Go to the Wix App Market in your site's dashboard. Search for the Wix Checkout Requirements app in the search bar. Click Add to Site . Step 2 | Create a checkout requirement Now that you've added the app, go to your site's dashboard and create your first requirement. You can create a single requirement or multiple ones. For example, you can create a requirement that ensures that customers must buy at least 2 candles and another requirement limiting the purchase of candles to 10 per order. To create a checkout requirement: Go to Checkout Requirements in your site's dashboard. Click Add Requirement . Enter a requirement name (e.g. 2-candle minimum). Note: Customers won't see this name. Select the type of requirement you want to create: Minimum quantity of products Maximum quantity of products Minimum order subtotal Enter the required quantity/subtotal. If you selected, minimum or maximum quantity of products, select what the requirement applies to: Specific products: Only specific product(s) count towards the minimum or maximum (e.g. if you set a 2-product minimum, customers must buy 2 of each of the specific products you select). All products: The requirement applies separately to each product (e.g. if you set a 2-product minimum, customers must buy 2 of each product they buy, not 2 products from your shop). If you selected Specific products in step 6, select those products. Tip: Start typing the product name and select it from the list. Choose what happens if customers don't meet the requirement: Yes, enable checkout but show a warning message: Customers see your message explaining the requirement, but can still complete a purchase. No, disable checkout and show error message: Customers see your message explaining why they can't complete the purchase and cannot complete a purchase. Enter the message text you want your customers to see. Tip: Make sure the message is clear and specific so that customers know what to do (see FAQ below). FAQs Click a question below to learn more about the app. Where do customers see indications that they haven't met a requirement? Customers see an indication that they haven't met a requirement on the Cart page. If the customer gets to the Checkout page (e.g. by using the 'Buy Now' button or because you haven't disabled checkout) they see an additional message there. What kind of message should I display to my customers? Make sure your message conveys to customers what they need to do - especially if you disabled the checkout option. For example: Order must total $100 or more. You must purchase a minimum of 100 items. Sale of this special-release item is limited to one per customer. Add an additional hat to the cart to checkout. Tip: After setting up your minimum requirements and composing your message, go to your live site and try adding relevant products to your cart as though you were a customer to check if your messages are clear. How can I activate or deactivate a requirement Go to the Checkout Requirements page and click the Status toggle to active or deactivate it. Can I make changes to a requirement I already created? Yes. Go to the Checkout Requirements page, click the More Actions icon and click Edit . Tip: If you change a requirement, make sure to update the message text so customers know what to expect. What are some examples of how checkout requirements are applied? Here are some examples of checkout requirements and how they affect customers. Minimum 2 candles example: This merchant wanted to make sure that any customer purchasing a candle bought at least 2 of that candle. They created a 2-candle minimum and added all their candles as specific products during setup. When a customer adds 1 bergamot candle and 1 beeswax candle to the cart, they'll see your message that they need to purchase 2 of each of these to proceed. Note: Checkout will either be blocked or not, depending on what you selected when creating the requirement. Maximum 1 per customer example: This merchant wanted to make sure customers limited the purchase of a specific sale rug to 1 per order. Customers can still purchase multiple rugs. However, they can only purchase one of the rug for which a maximum quantity was set. Note: Checkout will either be blocked or not, depending on what you selected when creating the requirement. Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Managing your customers Wix Inbox: Using AI to Write and Reply to Messages The AI tools in Wix Inbox help you manage your customer service more efficiently by generating suggested responses to inquiries and by assisting you in writing your own messages. This saves you time and ensures you provide accurate, tone-appropriate responses. For example, if a customer asks about the status of their order, you can generate a suggested reply that utilizes your site's information. Then, improve the message by providing more context and choosing a tone. When you're happy with the message, go ahead and send it. Important: As AI can make mistakes, we recommend double-checking that the results are accurate before using them. Enhancing the messages you send W rite and refine your messages with AI to improve the quality and tone of your communications. The more context you provide in your original message, the better the generated text will be. To enhance your message: Dashboard Go to Inbox in your site's dashboard. Select an existing conversation or click New Message at the top right to start a new one. Start typing your message in the text box. Click Write with AI at the bottom. (Optional) Adjust the text in the following ways: Longer: Make the text longer. Shorter: Make the text shorter. Professional: Make the text's tone professional. Casual: Make the text's tone casual. Funny: Make the text's tone funny. Enthusiastic: Make the text's tone enthusiastic. Add more context in the text box. For example, add special instructions or points you need to cover. Tip: Click Regenerate to generate another version of the same option. Once you're happy with the text, click Use Text to replace the original text with the modified version. Wix app Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Inbox at the bottom. Select an existing conversation or tap the Compose icon at the top right to start a new one. Start typing your message in the text box. Tap the AI button at the bottom right. (Optional) Adjust the text in the following ways: Longer: Make the text longer. Shorter: Make the text shorter. Professional: Make the text's tone professional. Casual: Make the text's tone casual. Funny: Make the text's tone funny. Enthusiastic: Make the text's tone enthusiastic. Add more context in the text box. For example, you can add more information or points you need to cover. Tip: Tap Regenerate to generate another version of the same option. Once you're happy with the text, tap Use Text to replace the original text with the modified version. Using suggested replies Save time by using AI to draft a reply based on the context of your conversations. This is available in conversations where the site visitor or customer sent the last message. When you're on the go, this is a great tool to use to quickly generate responses without having to search through your site to find the relevant information and links to send. Important: To use AI suggested replies, you need to opt-in to allow Wix to access your site information. To use suggested replies: Dashboard Go to Inbox in your site's dashboard. Select a conversation. (First time) Opt-in to start using suggested replies: Click Get Started in the banner. Click Analyze Site in the pop up. Note: It may take a few minutes to scan your site. Feel free to continue working on other parts of your site in the meantime. Click Generate Reply in the banner. Note: This creates a draft for a response to the last message received in the text box. It overrides the existing text you have in the text box. Continue editing your response: Once you have your draft message, click Write with AI to continue adjusting your message. For example, change the tone or make the text shorter or longer. Wix app Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Inbox at the bottom. Select a conversation. (First time) Opt-in to start using suggested replies: Tap Get Started . Tap Analyze Site in the pop up. Note: It may take a few minutes to scan your site. Feel free to continue working on other parts of your site in the meantime. Tap Generate in the banner. Note: This creates a draft for a response to the last message received in the text box. It overrides the existing text you have in the text box. Continue editing your response: Once you have your draft message, tap the AI button to continue adjusting your message. For example, change the tone or make the text shorter or longer. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about using AI tools in Wix Inbox. Can I remove the AI suggested reply tool? You can hide suggested replies from your conversations. To do this, click the Settings dropdown and disable the AI Suggested Reply toggle. Tip: You can always add the tool back by enabling the toggle again. Can the AI suggested reply offer information about my store products and services? Yes, when you opt-in the AI scans your site including your store products, inventory, services, and more, so it can add relevant information to the generated response. For example, if a customer asks if you carry a certain product, the suggested reply includes a link to the product page on your site. I already started typing a message, can I still generate a suggested response? Yes, but the suggested response will override the text you already wrote in the text box. At the moment, it doesn't take the text you already wrote into consideration when generating a response. Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Building your community Wix Blog: Enabling or Disabling Expand Mode for Blog Images Expand mode opens images in a larger window. It gives your visitors a closer view of the image and offers some little extra details about the image, such as a title and description. You can also add a catchy caption and alt text. Images without expand mode enabled are smaller and just show the image, nothing else. You can choose to enable or disable expand mode for each individual image in your blog. To enable or disable expand mode: Go to your blog in your dashboard. Click the relevant post. Click the relevant image. Click the Settings icon . Click the Expand mode toggle to enable or disable expand mode on the image. Click Publish . Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Accepting payments on your site About Reserve Funds in Your Wix Payments Account In some cases, Wix Payments needs to hold a portion of each payout for a set amount of time. This is known as a reserve. Keeping a percentage of your funds in reserve lets you easily cover refunds or potential chargebacks from customers. After a period of time, your account may be reviewed to see if a reserve is still applicable. There are two kinds of reserves Wix can hold: Rolling reserve: This is the most common type of reserve. A rolling reserve is when a percent of each payout is held for a set number of days before being released in the next available payout. Rolling reserves are held from each payout on an ongoing basis. One-time reserve : This is a specific amount of money held from your available balance one time for a set number of days, then released in the next available payout. On rare occasions, the reserve release date might be extended after your account is reviewed. This means certain reserve amounts will be sent with a later payout. This allows us to continue to cover potential chargebacks and refunds. From your Wix Payments Payouts area, you can see exactly how much is kept in reserve and when it should be released. See an example of reserve funds In this example, 10% of each payout is held for 90 days. After 90 days, that money is released, which means it is now available for payout. The In reserve tab shows you how much money is currently held in reserve: In this example, you have a total of $75.00 currently held in reserve. The $75.00 will gradually be released on a rolling basis. In other words: The $15.00 which was held from the Jan 4 payout will be released 90 days later on April 4. The $40.00 which was held from the Jan 5 payout will be released 90 days later on April 5. The $20.00 which was held from the Jan 6 payout will be released 90 days later on April 6. After each reserve amount is released, it is added to your next scheduled payout. The date of the payout it will be added to depends on your payout schedule ( daily, weekly, monthly ). The Released tab shows you a history of all reserve funds that have already been released. It also shows you which payouts the released funds were added to: To view your reserve funds: Go to Accept Payments in your site's dashboard. Click View Payouts next to Wix Payments. Click Reserve Funds . Do one of the following: Click In reserve to see the funds currently in reserve. Click Released to see a list of the funds we've already released. Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Accepting payments on your site Wix Invoices & Price Quotes: Searching, Filtering, and Sorting Easily locate a specific invoice or price quote any time you need it, filter by a specific criteria or sort your lists according to your needs. To search, filter, and sort your invoices or quotes: Go to your Invoices or Price Quotes tab on your site's dashboard. Choose what you want to do: Search for an invoice or price quote Enter a search term in the search bar above the: Invoice list Price Quote list Filter your invoice list or price quote list Click the Filter By drop-down and select a status for: Invoices Price Quotes Sort your invoice list or price quote list Click a column name to sort the list by one of the following for your: Invoices : Number Customer Issue date Due date Total Status Price Quotes : Number Title Customer Created On Total Price Status (Optional) Click again to reverse the order (e.g. Number 000125 to 000001 instead of 000001 to 000125). Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your media Using the Pro Gallery Wix Pro Gallery: Designing Your Gallery Make your gallery stand out on your site by adding some design customizations. You can give your gallery that pro touch by customizing the layout, colors, fonts, and more. To customize the design of your Pro Gallery: Go to your editor . Click the pro gallery element on your page. Click Settings . Click the Design tab. Choose what you'd like to customize: Overlay & Icons An overlay sits on top of an image and adds an extra effect when you hover over an image with your mouse. You can customize this effect as well as any icons you have. Click Overlay & Icons . Choose between a Full or Partial overlay and customize using the options available: Full Overlay: The overlay covers the entire gallery item. Gradient: Click the toggle to enable a gradient overlay. Color & Opacity 1 and 2: Click the relevant color box to customize the gradient's colors. Then drag the slider to adjust the colors' opacity. Gradient Direction: Drag the slider to adjust the gradient's overlay direction. Icon Color: Click the color box to change the color of gallery icons that appear on hover. Color overlay: Click the color box to choose a color. Then drag the slider to change the transparency of the color overlay. Icon color: Click the color box and select a new color for your gallery icons. Partial Overlay: The overlay covers only a portion of the gallery item. Set size in: Manage your overlay's size in percentages or pixels. Size: Drag the slider or enter a value to choose an overlay size. Overlay starts from: Choose where your overlay is positioned. Padding: Drag the slider to adjust the amount of space between the gallery border and your overlay. Gradient: Click the toggle to enable a gradient overlay. Color & Opacity 1 and 2: Click the relevant color box to customize the gradient's colors. Then drag the slider to adjust the colors' opacity. Gradient Direction: Drag the slider to adjust the gradient's overlay direction. Icon Color: Click the color box to change the color of gallery icons that appear on hover. Color overlay: Click the color box to choose a color. Then drag the slider to change the transparency of the color overlay. Icon color: Click the color box and select a new color for your gallery icons. Choose an overlay effect from the options available: No effect : The overlay does not apply any effect. Fade in : The overlay gradually appears on hover. Expand : The overlay expands on hover. Slide up : The overlay slides up on hover. Slide right : The overlay slides right on hover. Texts You can customize the design of the title and description text, provided that you chose to display them on the Layout tab. If you don’t see the Texts options (step 1 below), go to the Layout tab, click Customize Layout and select the checkboxes next to Title and Description to display them. Click Texts . Customize the text using the options below: Info to display: Select the checkbox next to the info you want to display (Title, Description, Slideshow counter). Note: The Slideshow counter option is only available in the Slideshow layout if you have enabled slide automatically. Title style and color: Select the font and color of the title text. Description font style and color: Select the font and color of the description text. Horizontal alignmen t: Choose to align the horizontal text either on the left, in the center, or on the right. Vertical alignment : Choose to align the vertical text either on the left, in the center, or on the right. Text vertical padding : Drag the slider to change the amount of space between the vertical text and the border. Text horizontal padding : Drag the slider to change the amount of space between the horizontal text and the border. Buttons This section will appear if you chose to show the Load More button in the Layout tab. Here you can change the text, font, color, and border radius of the Load more button. Click Buttons . Customize the buttons using the options below: Button text : Enter the text that appears on the button. Font style & color : Select the font and color of the button. Button color & opacity : Drag the slider to change the button color and opacity and click the color box to select a color. Border width & color : Drag the slider to change the border width and click the color box to select a color. Corner Radius : Drag the slider to change the corner radius. Navigation Arrows You can enable navigation arrows in the Thumbnails, Slider, Slideshow and Column layouts. You can customize their positioning, size, and color to help your site visitors navigate your gallery with ease. Click Navigation Arrows . Click the toggle to enable arrows on your gallery. Customize the arrows using the following options: Arrow style: Click to select an arrow design, or click the Add icon to upload your own. Arrow background: Click the drop-down to select a Shadow, Box or no background. Shadow: Adds a slight shadow around the arrow. Box: Adds a box around the arrow. Click the color box to change the box color, and drag the relevant sliders to adjust its transparency and round its corners. None: No background is added to the arrow. Arrow size: Drag the slider to increase or decrease the size of the navigation arrows. Arrow color: Click the color box to select the navigation arrow color. Select a color from your site colors or choose your own. Arrow position: Select the relevant checkbox to display navigation arrows on or outside the gallery. Note: Displaying navigation arrows on your gallery may cover part of your gallery items. Center arrows to: Choose to center your arrows either side of the gallery itself, its images or text. Horizontal Padding: Drag the slider to adjust the amount of space between your arrows and the border of your gallery. Item Style Each image or video in the gallery is an item. You can change the look of the items for both the regular and hover modes. Click Item Style . Customize the regular view of the item under Item Style : Border width & color: Drag the slider to change the border width and click the color box to select a color. Corner radius : Drag the slider to make the corners more round or square. Note: The Border width & color and Corner radius options are only available when you choose to crop your thumbnails in your layout's settings and only apply to the main image (not the thumbnails). Shadow : Click the toggle to enable or disable the shadow: Enabled: The gallery item has a shadow around it. Customize the opacity, color, blur, shadow direction and shadow size. Disabled : The gallery item does not have a shadow around it. Choose what happens when someone hovers over the gallery item with their mouse: No effect : No effect is applied to the hover. Zoom in : Zooms in on the image on hover. Blur : The image is blurred on hover. Grayscale : The image becomes black and white on hover. Shrink : The image gets smaller on hover. Invert : The image color is inverted on hover. Color in : The image turns from black and white to colorful on hover. Darken : The image becomes slightly darker on hover. Choose what happens while the image is loading: Blurred image :A blurred version of the image appears while loading. Color placeholder : A colored placeholder appears while the image is loading. Scroll / Slide Animations Add an animated effect that appears as visitors scroll through your gallery. You can further customize your chosen animation by adding a transition style and adjusting its duration. Notes: Available animations depend on the gallery layout you choose. Customization of animation settings is only available in layouts with a horizontal scroll. Adding a scroll animation: Click Scroll Animations . Choose what happens when visitors scroll through your gallery: No effect : No effect is applied to the scroll. Fade in : Images gradually appear during the scroll. Grayscale : The image becomes black and white when scrolling. Slide up : The image slides up when scrolling. Expand : The image gets when larger scrolling. Shrink : The image gets smaller when scrolling. Zoom out : The image zooms out when scrolling. One color : A single color is applied to the images when scrolling. Customizing your animation: Click Customize Animations Tailor your animation settings: Transition style: Click the drop-down to apply a motion effect to your gallery items. This effect is applied upon scrolling, as visitors move from one item to the next. Duration: Drag the slider to adjust how long your animation lasts. Expand Mode This section appears if you have chosen "Open in Expand Mode" in the Settings Panel of the Pro Gallery, when a user clicks a gallery item. From here you can customize the Expand Mode of your gallery to be in keeping with your site's design and brand. Click Expand Mode. Click Customize Expand Mode and personalize the expand mode of the gallery using the following options: What info is shown? Choose to show a title, description and/or link. Where does it appear? Choose where you want to position the info: Side: The information appears to the right of the gallery item. Bottom: The information appears below the gallery item. When does it show? Choose when the information shows: Always: The information is always shown. When clicking info icon: The information only appears when a visitor clicks the info icon in the top left corner of the Expand Mode. Allow full screen: Choose to allow visitors to view gallery items in full-screen mode. Background color: Click the color box to select a background color for the expand mode. Choose from your site colors or add a color. Icon color: Click the color box to select a color for the icons in the expand mode. Choose from your site colors or add a color. Title style: Click the drop-down menu to customize the font, style and size from the Font Picker. Click the color box to change the title's text color. Description style: Click the drop-down menu to customize the font, style and size from the Font Picker. Click the color box to change the description's text color. Text alignment: Choose the text's alignment: left, center or right. Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Accepting payments on your site Wix POS Register: Setting Up Text Receipts Important: This article is about the Wix POS Register for brick & mortar businesses. For info on using POS on a mobile device , click here . Save paper by providing customers with receipts via text message (SMS). After you enable this option, you'll be able to select it at checkout. Enabling text receipts To display the text message receipt option at checkout, you must first enable text receipts. To enable text receipts: Open the POS tablet. Tap the Menu icon at the bottom left. Tap Settings . Tap Receipt on the left menu. Enable the Enable text receipts toggle. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about text receipts. How do I enter phone numbers correctly? Enter your customer's phone number, starting with the country code, then the area code, and the actual number. For US and Canadian numbers, enter 1 as the country code, as in the example below: How can I send or resend a text receipt at a later date? Open the POS tablet. Tap Sales History from the bottom bar. Tap the relevant sale to select it. Tap Actions . Select Text Receipt . Enter the phone number and tap Text Receipt . Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit