< Back Need more help? Solving performance and technical issues Unable to Click Element on Live Site If you're unable to click on an element that should be clickable in your live site (e.g., a link, a button, an interactive element), it's most likely covered by another element or page section. When the overlapping elements are opaque it's easier to identify the issue; In some cases, it could be a transparent part of another element that's covering your element. To resolve this issue: Step 1 | Search for Overlapping Elements Go to the relevant page in your Editor. Right-click an element to see if there is any overlap: Click on Arrange and Bring to Front . Step 2 | Check the Footer If you didn't find an overlapping elements in step 1, it might be a frozen footer that's covering your element. Freezing a footer means that it's always visible as visitors scroll up and down the page. Click the footer in your Editor. Click the Settings icon . Check the Freeze Footer toggle: Enabled: You can either disable this option or resize the footer so that it doesn't overlap with your element. Disabled: Try resizing the footer so that it doesn't overlap with your element. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Building your community Wix Blog: Managing Languages in Your Blog Manage multiple languages in your blog to reach a broader audience and engage readers from different regions. For example, if you run a travel blog, offering content in several languages allows you to connect with people globally, making your blog more inclusive and accessible. For languages like Arabic or Hebrew, using right-to-left alignment enhances readability and creates a more seamless experience for readers. Changing the language of your blog Wix Blog supports 28 different languages. You can change your site's language to change all of the default blog text that your visitors see (such as the text that appears on buttons). What languages are available? Arabic, Bulgarian, Chinese (Traditional), Danish, Dutch, English, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hebrew, Hindi, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Malay, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Spanish, Swedish, Tagalog, Thai, and Turkish. To change the language: Go to Settings in your site's dashboard. Click Language and Region . Click the Site language drop-down to select the language for your site. Click Save . Writing blog posts with right-to-left alignment You can write posts in languages that require right alignment. Wix currently supports two right-to-left languages, Hebrew or Arabic. In the post composer, the placeholder text is always in English. Simply start composing your post in Arabic or Hebrew, and the text will automatically align to the right. Writing posts with right-to-left alignment: Go to Settings in your site's dashboard. Click Language and Region . Click the Site language drop-down and select Arabic or Hebrew. Go to Blog in your site's dashboard. Click + Create New Post or click an existing post. FAQs Click a question below to find out more information. Can I display my blog in more than 1 language? Yes. Wix Multilingual can translate your site content to suit the language of your site visitor based on their location. This allows your blog content to display in a localized way that your site visitor can enjoy. If I change my site language, does it also change on my dashboard too? Changing your site's language does not change the language of your dashboard, editor or communications you get from Wix. These settings are determined by your account language. Your account language settings can be found in the Settings tab in your site's dashboard. Scroll down to General and click Language and Region . Click the Account language drop-down to change it. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Photo Albums: Supported Media Sizes and Formats Below are the file types and sizes that are supported in Wix Photo Albums. Note: Your album's loading time is affected by the number and size of photos that you add. Images Supported files: JPG, GIF, PNG, WEBP, and AVIF. File size limits: 40MB Recommendations: JPG is the recommended format for Photo Albums. However, PNG is recommended if your image requires transparency. Videos Supported files: AVI, MPEG, MPG, MPE, MP4, MKV, WebM, MOV, OGV, VOB, M4V, 3PG, DivX, XVID or embed from YouTube, Vimeo, Facebook, Dailymotion or Twitch. File size limits: 1000MB Recommendations: The recommended resolution is 1920 x 1080px Tip: For optimum performance, we recommend having less than: 150 photos per upload 400 photos per album 4000 albums per site This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Photo Albums: Editing the 'Buy Now' Button Important: Wix Photo Albums Store is not available to all users. As of February 2023, it is no longer possible to add Wix Photo Albums Store to your site. As an alternative, you can add Wix Stores to your site and connect it to Printful to sell your photos. When selling your photos using the Wix Photo Store, a "Buy Now" button is added to each image (on hover). You can customize the text on the button to say something else, e.g., "Purchase", or "Buy" etc. To edit the 'Buy Now' button: Go to Photo Albums in your site's dashboard. Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant album and select Customize . Click the Text tab on the left. Click the Galleries tab. Enable the Add a Buy Now button toggle. Enter the button text. Hover over the image to view the button. Click Publish Now . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Studio, Partners & Enterprise Wix Studio Studio Editor: Adding and Customizing Breadcrumbs Enhance navigation on your client's site by adding a breadcrumbs element. By offering a clear path back to parent pages and the homepage, breadcrumbs encourage visitors to stay longer and explore. Adding and setting up breadcrumbs Add a breadcrumbs trail to provide visitors with a clear display of the site hierarchy . If you add the breadcrumbs element to your global header, it appears on all site pages. You can also add breadcrumbs to a specific site page by placing the element on the page body. Using dynamic pages? Currently, it is not possible to add breadcrumbs to a dynamic page. To add and set up the breadcrumbs element: Go to your editor . Click Add Elements on the left side of the editor. Click Menu & Search . Click Breadcrumbs . Drag the design you like onto your page. Click Settings . Decide what you want to show on the breadcrumbs trail: Default state: Choose which items appear on the breadcrumbs trail: Full trail: Show both the homepage and the current page. If a visitor goes to a subpage, the main page is also displayed. Hide homepage: Hide the homepage from the trail. Hide current page: Hide the page the visitor is currently on from the trail. Display homepage as: Choose how you want the homepage to appear in the trail: Text: The homepage name appears in the breadcrumbs. Icon: An icon representing the homepage appears in the breadcrumbs. Click the icon below Homepage Icon to choose an icon from Wix or upload your own vector art. Working with breakpoints: Your selections in the Breadcrumbs Settings panel apply to all breakpoints. Updating parent pages The breadcrumbs element shows the current page's position in the site hierarchy . To organize the site better, and for SEO purposes, you can create a hierarchy of parent pages (i.e. top-level pages) with child pages nested under it. To select a new parent for the page you're working on (reparenting), head over to the Page Settings panel. Note: It is not possible to reparent the homepage, as well as pages related to Wix apps (e.g. Wix Stores pages). To reparent a page: Go to your editor . Click Pages on the left side of the editor. Click the More Actions icon on the page you want to reparent. Click SEO Basics . Select the new parent for this page under Parent page (site hierarchy) . Adjusting the breadcrumbs layout From controlling overflow items to adjusting vertical and horizontal spacing, you have the flexibility to tailor the breadcrumbs layout to your client's site. Additionally, you can choose the alignment and direction of the items for a polished appearance. To adjust the breadcrumbs layout: Go to your editor . Select the breadcrumbs element. Click the Layout icon . Adjust the layout using the available options: Overflow items: Select how to display items that don't fit on the trail on smaller screens: Wrap: If items don't fit, another line is created on the trail. Collapse: Items are displayed on one line only. If they don't fit, an ellipsis displays. Show separators: Enable the toggle to show separators between trail items, then choose the icon you want to use: Arrow or Forward slash . Vertical spacing: Drag the slider to change the spacing above and below the items. Horizontal spacing: Drag the slider to change the spacing between the items. Item alignment: Align the items to the left, center or right. Item direction: Choose the direction in which the items appear: Left to right or Right to left . Working with breakpoints: Your selections in the Breadcrumbs Layout panel apply to all breakpoints. Designing the breadcrumbs Fine-tune the appearance of the breadcrumbs element from the Inspector panel. Whether you're adjusting the background, the separators or the actual items, you have full control over the design. Easily toggle between different states such as regular, hover, or current page. To design the breadcrumbs: Go to your editor . Select the breadcrumbs element. Click the Open Inspector icon at the top right of the editor. Choose the part you want to design: Background , Separators or Items . Select the relevant state from the drop-down: Regular , Hover or Current page . Use the available options to design the breadcrumbs. Working with breakpoints: You can design the breadcrumbs per breakpoint so the element looks ideal on every screen. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Stores: About Product Options and Modifiers Important: We're in the process of releasing a brand-new product creation page. If the first field you see is Images and videos , you have the previous version and should follow these instructions on adding product options . Let customers customize their purchases with Product Options or Modifiers . While these look similar to customers, they work differently behind the scenes. Knowing the difference helps you use them effectively. Let's start by looking at a sample product that has both. Video tutorial Watch the video tutorial or read the article for more details. What product options and modifiers look like In the Product page below, the Size drop-down is a product option while the other selections are all modifiers. Note that customers can't see the difference between drop-downs or color swatches that are product options or modifiers. You can create product options or modifiers with any of the following field types: Modifiers: Text choices, color swatches, or text boxes Product options: Text choices or color swatches Should I create product options or modifiers? To decide whether it's best to create product options, modifiers, or both, for a specific product, ask yourself the following questions: Do I need to track inventory? The first and most important question is, do you need to track inventory individually for this product variation? Let's look at an example. A merchant sells a ring and it comes in 2 sizes, small and large. They also offer free engraving. The merchant needs to stock separate inventory for the 2 ring sizes, so they'll create a product option called 'Size' with 2 variants, 'Small' and 'Large'. The engraving is an embellishment added to the same product - no separate inventory is required. As such, the merchant creates a modifier for this. Learn more about: Creating product options Creating product modifiers Is pricing for your variations the same? Let's take another look at the example we used above: The ring that comes in small and large sizes (sold at the same price) and with or without engraving. If this merchant decides to charge for engraving, they'd need to create 2 types of product options, one for size and one for engraving. This is because you cannot offer modifiers with varied pricing. In this example, you'd end up with 2 product options (size and engraving) and 4 variants, as in the image below. Note that the 'Yes' variants cost more than the 'No' variants. Additional considerations Certain information and calculations are available only with product options, not modifiers. For example, when you create a product, you can enter a product weight in the shipping and fulfillment section. The weight is applied to the product. If you want to enter separate weights for each variation, you need to create product options, where you can do so. The options listed below are available either per product or per variant, not per modifier. To use any of them, create product options: Pre-order Cost of goods Shipping weights SKU Barcode Price per unit FAQs Click below for answers to common questions about product options and modifiers. How many modifiers can I create per product? You can add up to 10 modifiers. How many product options can I create per product? Each product can include up to 6 product options (e.g. Size, Color, Style) with 100 choices per option (e.g. 100 sizes). How can I allow customers to send me a message about a product? You can add a modifier and select Text box as the field type. Customers will be able to type a reply. Tip: If the message applies to an entire order rather than a single product, you can add a custom field to the Checkout page . How can I connect images or videos to product options? Go to Products in your site's dashboard. Select a product with product options. In the Product Options section, click the Connect images and videos icon next to the relevant product option. How can I connect images or videos to a modifier? After you create and save a modifier, you can add images or videos to each one. To add media to a modifier: Go to Products in your site's dashboard. Click + New Product , or select an existing product. Scroll to the Modifiers section. Click the More Actions icon next to a modifier. Select Connect images & videos . Click the Plus icon next to the first choice. Select or upload an image and click Apply . Repeat these steps to add media to each modifier. Can I make changes to multiple modifiers at once? Yes. If, for instance, you added an engraving modifier to multiple products, but decide that you no longer offer engraving, you can delete this modifier. It will be removed from all products. You can also edit the modifier name. The change will apply to all relevant products. Do customers see the modifier name I enter? The modifier name you give with the drop-down or color swatch field type is displayed to customers. However, when you create a text box field type, you enter a separate modifier name which is for internal use. For customers, you can enter a longer text box title (up to 100 characters). This gives you the option of adding a short name for yourself, but a longer title that explains the option to customers. Are modifiers always required fields? You can set text choices, color swatches, and text box modifiers as either required or optional. When customers leave an optional modifier unanswered, they can still add the product to their cart. Note: As of October 2026, new modifiers are optional by default, and modifiers you created before this update keep their current setting. Can I add custom fields to the Checkout page instead of adding them to products? If the same custom fields apply to all products, you can add them to the Checkout page, like asking customers to indicate whether the order is a gift. You can also add conditional form field. For example, if the customer selected 'Yes, this is a gift', you can then display an additional question that doesn't appear when customers select 'No'. Learn how to: Add a custom field to the Checkout page Add a conditional rule to the Checkout page I'm editing product option variants. Why don't I see some of the settings? There are many available settings. Use the Customize column feature to set which ones are visible, and then use the horizontal scrollbar to access them all. You can save your most commonly used selection as your default view along with additional views. To customize the product option variants columns: Select a product and click Edit Variants . Click the Customize icon . Select the checkboxes next to the columns you want to display and close the window. Click Apply & Continue . (Optional) Save your selections: Click Manage View . Select an option: Set as default view: Your selects are applied to all products. Save as new view: Give this view a name and save it to quickly apply the selections in future. I use my product options to display filters on my live site. How can I organize them? You can make filtering simpler for customers by grouping similar option choices together. For example, instead of showing each shade as a separate filter, you can combine them into a single filter for each color. You can also chose how you want to sort the filter options, including the ability to manual reorder them into an order that makes sense for your site. Learn more about grouping and reordering your product filters . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Creating a logo for your business Wix Logo: Extracting Your Logo Files from the .zip Folder Once you download your logo, the files are delivered in a .zip folder. Follow the relevant instructions below to open the folder and retrieve your files. Windows: Extract All Wizard and File Explorer Right-click the compressed (zipped) folder. Select Extract All from the context menu. By default, the compressed files will extract in the same location as the zipped folder, but you can click the Browse button to select an alternative location. Check the Show extracted files when complete option. Click Extract . Alternatively, inside the zipped folder, you can select the items you want, and on the Extract tab, select the location to extract the files. If the location isn't listed, click the More button, and then click the Choose location button to find the correct folder. Mac OS Locate the zip archive file in the Finder window. Double-click the .zip archive file to begin extracting the zip archive When finished, the unzipped contents will appear in the same folder as the original .zip archive Android You can extract ZIP files on your Android device with the help of a file management app such as Files by Google. An existing file management app may be built into your Android device, or you can download your app of choice. iOS Learn how to open ZIP files on your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch here . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Promoting your site Running campaigns and paid ads Facebook & Instagram Ads: An Overview Facebook & Instagram Ads with Wix allows you to create a campaign directly from your site's dashboard. This is a great way to get more eyes on your business when advertising on Meta platforms. When you create a Facebook & Instagram Ads campaign with Wix, you get the opportunity to advertise on Meta's platforms in addition to Wix's 24/7 customer support. You also get access to: A guided, step-by-step setup process from your site's dashboard Wix's integrated paid advertising solution Seamless integration between Facebook & Instagram Ads and your Wix site for the most accurate conversion tracking Ready to get started? Go to Facebook & Instagram Ads in your site's dashboard to start creating your campaign. Create dynamic ad content personalized for your audience Learn more about creating a Facebook & Instagram Ads with Wix campaign. Note: A new Meta Ads account is created for you when you launch a Facebook & Instagram Ads campaign with Wix. Any existing Meta Ads accounts you may have are separate from this account. AI Targeting finds the optimal audience Run multiple campaigns tailored to your business needs Below are some frequently asked questions about creating a Facebook & Instagram Ads campaign with Wix. What setup is required before I launch a campaign? Before you can run a Facebook & Instagram Ads campaign with Wix make sure you've completed the following steps: Publish your site Upgrade your site with a plan Connect a custom domain What steps are involved in creating a Facebook & Instagram Ads campaign? You create your campaign from your Wix dashboard. The dashboard walks you through step-by-step instructions for each element of the campaign, including: Picking locations you want to advertise (cities, countries, etc.) Creating your ad content and uploading ad creative (image, video) Deciding on an ad budget that works for your business Launching your campaign Do I have to connect my existing Meta Ads account? No. When you create Facebook & Instagram Ads with Wix campaign and purchase a subscription, Wix creates a new Meta Ads account for you. If you already have an existing Meta Ads account, that account is separate from this one. How much does it cost to run a campaign? Facebook & Instagram Ads with Wix is paid through a monthly subscription. When you set your campaign budget (daily spend on ads) you can see how much the monthly subscription amounts to. Learn more about your monthly subscription and budget . Note: The subscription options available to you may vary depending on your geographical location and GDPR regulations . What happens if my subscription expires? If your subscription expires but your campaign status remains live at the time of expiry, any remaining budget can still be used retroactively for advertisements after the subscription expiry date. This allows you to continue running your campaign without disruption until the remaining budget is depleted. Note: The subscription options available to you may vary depending on your geographical location and GDPR regulations . Can I connect an existing Meta Ads account to my Facebook & Instagram Ads with Wix campaign? Currently, Facebook & Instagram Ads with Wix does not offer the option to connect an existing Meta Ads account with your campaign. Any campaigns and campaign data launched with Wix can only be managed through the Wix dashboard. All data from your personal Meta Ads account, in the Meta platform, or the Meta Ads interface can only be managed through Meta. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Using the Wix mobile apps Mobile apps for your customers Wix Mobile Apps: Adding Online Programs Widgets on the Wix Member Apps Give your program participants the option to take your online program right from your member app (e.g. Spaces by Wix or your own app ). By adding Online Programs widgets, participants can quickly find your programs, and join immediately. Tip: Customize more elements on your site's mobile app. Adding and customizing your Online Programs widgets Online Programs widgets help members discover and access your programs more quickly in your mobile app. Depending on the app you're using, you can customize the widget title, placement, and device visibility for Android, iOS, or both. Dashboard Go to Mobile App in your site's dashboard. Click the relevant tab (e.g. Spaces by Wix app , Fit by Wix app , Your own mobile app ). Click Edit Mobile App . Choose what you want to do next: Change the header button to open your programs page Click your app's header. Scroll down to Action buttons in the Edit Header panel. (If not already enabled) Enable the Show custom button toggle to display a button with a custom label and action. Set up the button to open Online Programs: Click the Select action dropdown and select Open screen . Click the Select screen dropdown and select the relevant Online Programs page. Enter the text you want to show on the button in the Button text field (e.g. "See Programs"). Click Publish at the top right. Add a program element to your preferred screen Click the Screen dropdown at the top and choose the screen you want to edit. Click Elements on the left. Select the Online Programs category in the Add Elements panel. Click the element you want to add: Programs list: Display a list of your programs so visitors can browse and join them. Programs carousel: Showcase your programs in a scrollable carousel layout. Participant programs: Show members the programs they have joined. Customize the element's settings on the right panel of your screen. You can change the element's title, margins, visibility (i.e. iOS, Android or both) and more. Note: The details you can edit depend on the element you add. (Optional) Move the element up or down on your screen: Click the element you just added. Click the Move Up or Move Down icon. Click Publish at the top right. Wix app Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Mobile App . Tap Edit . Choose what you want to do next: Change the header button to open your programs page Tap your app's header. Scroll down to Action buttons in the Edit Header panel. (If not already enabled) Enable the Show custom button toggle to display a button with a custom label and action. Set up the button to open Online Programs: Tap the Select action dropdown and select Open screen . Tap the Select screen dropdown and select the relevant Online Programs page. Enter the text you want to show on the button in the Button text field (e.g. "See Programs"). Tap Save at the top right. When you're ready, tap Publish . Add a program element to your preferred screen Tap Screens at the bottom. Tap the relevant screen under Screens in navigation . Tap Edit screen . Tap Add Element . Swipe left on the menu at the top and select Online Programs . Tap the element you want to add: Programs list: Display a list of your programs so visitors can browse and join them. Programs carousel: Showcase your programs in a scrollable carousel layout. Participant programs: Show members the programs they have joined. Customize the element's settings. You can change the element's title, margins, visibility (i.e. iOS, Android or both) and more. Note: The details you can edit depend on the element you add. Tap Add . When you're ready, tap Publish . FAQs Click a question below to learn more about adding Online Programs widgets. Can I create a link to a program from a specific screen on my app? Yes. You can add a custom button as an element in your screen instead of changing the button in your app's header. Click the Screen dropdown at the top and choose the screen you want to edit. Click Elements on the left. Select the Button category in the Add Elements panel. Select the button you want to add. Customize your button . How can I create a mobile online program? Every online program you create is automatically available on mobile , giving your participants a fully supported interface to access lessons, interact with content, and stay engaged on the go. Your participants do not have to rely on your site’s mobile browser to join and complete a program. Wix mobile apps give them a smoother way to join your site. Can I create a custom screen for showing my programs? Yes. While Wix Online Programs includes a default page where visitors can view and join your program, you can also create a custom landing page on your site that focuses on a single program. A dedicated landing page helps you promote that program more effectively, highlight its benefits, and drive more signups. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Creating a multilingual website Managing languages Wix Multilingual: Managing Your Languages Use the Multilingual dashboard to manage all your languages in one place. As your business grows, add and translate more languages. You can also choose which languages to show on your site and remove the ones you don't need. Managing your languages Manage the languages on your Wix Multilingual site from your site's dashboard. Add or remove languages, adjust visibility, or set a default visitor language to ensure the best experience for your audience. You can also import or export translations to save time and keep your content consistent. To manage your site's languages: Go to Multilingual in your site's dashboard. Choose what you want to do next: Add a language to your site Click + Add Language . Select the language you want to add from the Language drop-down. Select a flag to represent the language from the Flag drop-down. Choose how you want to start translating: Manual translation or Machine translation . (If available) Click the Make site in {language} visible right away drop-down and choose an option: No, keep it hidden for now: Keep the new language version hidden from your live site for now. You can unhide it later. Yes, make it visible right away: Make the new language version of your site available so visitors and search engines can view it. You can do this later if needed. Click Add Language . Add a locale to your site Add locales to adjust your site's text for different physical areas of the same language. Locales align your site's content with the distinct needs of your target audience. For example, set versions of your site for English in England (en-GB) and in Ireland (en-IE). Each version will get its own URL and regional formats (e.g., metric vs. imperial systems). Click + Add Language . Click the Language drop-down and select the language you want to add. Click the Flag drop-down and select a flag to represent the language. Enable the Locale setting toggle. Click the Locale drop-down and select the locale (Only available for manual translation ). (If available) Click the Make site in {language} visible right away drop-down and choose an option: No, keep it hidden for now: Keep the new language version hidden from your live site for now. You can unhide it later. Yes, make it visible right away: Make the new language version of your site available so visitors and search engines can view it. You can do this later if needed. Click Add Language . Set a default visitor language The default visitor language is the first language visitors see on your site, which may differ from the site's original language. Visitors can switch to other languages at any time. Having control over the default language allows you to tailor the user experience for your site visitors, especially if a specific language is more relevant to your audience or your business. For example, if your main business language is English but most of your site visitors speak Spanish, you could ensure their default view is in Spanish to create a more welcoming and engaging experience. Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant language. Select Set as default visitor language . Click Set as default . Show or hide a language on your site Any time you add a secondary language, it is hidden by default. When you finish translating that language and are happy with how it looks, unhide it to show it to the world. Click the Status drop-down next to the relevant language and select an option: Visible: The language is accessible to site visitors and appears in the language menu . Hidden: The language is not accessible to site visitors (even with a direct link) and does not appear in the language menu. Delete a language from your site When you delete a language, its translations, and any changes you made to that language are permanently deleted. Click the More Actions icon next to the language you want to delete. Select Delete language . Click Delete to confirm. Import or export translations Export and import your site content for manual translation . By downloading a CSV file, you can send your content to a professional translator. Once the translations are ready, import the translated content back to your site. Change your site's main language Changing the main language is designed for situations where you chose the wrong original language when you first set up Wix Multilingual, or your business has switched to a different primary language. Before you change your main language, keep the following in mind: Changing your main language does not translate your existing content. Your pages, menus, and app content stay in the languages you already set. If you only want visitors to see a different language first, set a default visitor language instead of changing the main language, or enable the auto-switch language toggle to automatically redirect visitors to the language version of your site that matches their browser's language. You cannot change your main language to a language that is already set as a secondary language. To use that language as your main language, delete it from your languages list first, then set it as the main language. Existing content and translations are not updated or moved to the new main language. You may need to review your content and translations after making the change. To change your site's main language: Click the More Actions icon next to Original language . Select Change original language . Select the language and the flag and click Change original language . FAQs Click a question below to learn more about managing your site languages: Is my language menu still visible if I hide all my secondary languages? If you set all secondary languages to "Hidden", the language menu does not appear on your live site. My languages are set to visible, but the language menu is missing from my site. What happened? There are a few reasons why your language menu may be missing from your live site or editor. Read our Troubleshooting Guide to learn some common reasons why a language menu may be missing, and the way to solve each possible issue. Can I change my site's main language? Currently, it is not possible to change your site's main language to a different language. If this is a feature you'd like to use, vote for it here . Workarounds: Delete Wix Multilingual and re-add it. This allows you to start from the beginning and choose a new main language. We recommend duplicating your site before deleting Wix Multilingual. This will help you later on when you re-add Wix Multilingual. You can refer to the duplicate for your previous translations and site design/layout. Note: When you delete Wix Multilingual and re-add it, your purchased word credits will not be restored, and you may need to purchase more word credits to automatically translate your site . You can enable the Auto-switch language toggle , and automatically redirect visitors to the language version of your site that matches their browser's language. How do I handle automations for multilingual websites? To make sure your automations work for every language on your site, create a separate automation for each language you support. Use dynamic values and set up your email templates in the right language for each group. Double-check that the trigger for each automation (like a form submission) is connected to the correct version of your page or form. Where does the time zone for automated actions come from? Automated actions, such as scheduled emails or reminders, use the time zone set in your site's regional settings . If times seem off, check your site’s regional settings to make sure the right time zone is selected. What should I do if my automated emails are sent in the wrong language? Automated emails usually follow either your site’s default language or the recipient’s language preferences. If your emails are appearing in the wrong language, start by checking your site’s language settings and the specific email template you’re using. For multilingual sites, remember to set up a separate automation for each language, and make sure to target the right contacts for each one. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Pricing Plans: Customizing Your Plans on the Wix Mobile Apps From the Wix app, you can add and customize your pricing plans and how they appear to members on your Wix mobile apps (e.g., Spaces by Wix, Fit by Wix) or your own native app. Start by adding an element to your mobile app's homepage to feature your plans. You can include pricing and benefits for up to 5 plans. If your plans are already set up, you can customize the Pricing Plans screen and how it appears in your app. Tip: Learn how to create pricing plans in the Wix app . Adding the Pricing Plans element to your app's homepage Add the Pricing Plans element to your app’s homepage to feature your plans to members. You can customize how your plans appear. To add a Pricing Plans element: Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Mobile App . (If needed) Switch to editing a different mobile app: Tap the mobile app name at the top. Tap the relevant mobile app. Tip: If you want to edit a different mobile app (e.g. Fit by Wix), choose the app as your preferred mobile app . Tap Edit . Tap + Add Element . Select Pricing Plans from the options at the top. Select one of the element templates: Carousel: Shows one plan at a time, allowing you to provide more detailed information. Members swipe to view additional plans. Pricing plans: Shows all plans in a list format with fewer benefits displayed. Members need to expand each plan to view its benefits. Member Subscriptions: Displays the different memberships and packages your members have. Customize the element: Plan Display: Tap Edit and select up to 5 plans to display. Display benefits list: Enable the toggle to show the benefits of each plan. Note: These options are available for the carousel template. Sorting: Choose the order of plans to display (e.g. newest to oldest, custom). Note: This option is available for the Pricing plan template. Element title: Enable the toggle to give the element a name and display it. Margins: Set the top and bottom margins for the element. General settings: Visibility: Choose which devices you want to show this element on (Android, iOS, or All). Location: Select a screen where you want this element to appear. Tap Add at the top. Tap Done . Customizing the Pricing Plans screen on your app Once you've set up your plans, a dedicated Pricing Plans screen is added to your app. You can customize how it looks or hide the tab if you only want to feature your plans on your app's homepage. To customize the Pricing Plans screen: Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Mobile App . (If needed) Switch to editing a different mobile app: Tap the mobile app name at the top. Tap the relevant mobile app. Tip: If you want to edit a different mobile app (e.g. Fit by Wix), choose the app as your preferred mobile app . Tap Edit . Tap the Screen drop-down at the top and choose Pricing Plans . Tap the Pricing Plans element and select Customize element . Customize your element: Sorting: Choose the order of plans to display (e.g. newest to oldest, custom). Element title: Enable the toggle to give the element a name and display it. Margins: Set the top and bottom margins for the element. General settings: Visibility: Choose which devices you want to show this element on (Android, iOS, or All). Location: Select a screen where you want this element to appear. Tap Save . Tip: To update the name of the screen or reorder your navigation screens, tap on Screens at the bottom right of the Wix app. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Bookings: Disconnecting Your Google Business Profile You can disconnect your Google Business Profile at any time from the Booking Integrations tab in your site’s dashboard. Once disconnected, clients will no longer be able to book your services through Google Search or Google Maps. To disconnect your Google Business Profile: Go to Booking Integrations in your site's dashboard. Click Manage under Google . Click Disconnect . Click Disconnect to confirm. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit