< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Fit by Wix: Selling Your Fitness Merchandise Adding an online store to your Fit by Wix app can boost your income while providing your members with the gear they need to train. Step 1 | Add Wix Stores If you haven't already added Wix Stores to your site, you can add it now. To add Wix Stores: Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Scroll down and tap Manage Apps . Tap Add next to Store . Go to your editor and add the pending app from the App Market . Step 2 | Add products Start building your online store by creating products. For products that have different sizes, colors, or styles, you can add the options you need. Tip: Selling branded merchandise with your logo helps promote your business while giving members a sense of belonging to your fitness community. To add products: Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Store Products , or tap Catalog and select Store Products . Tap Add a Product to create your first product . Tip: Alternatively, you can edit one of the sample products. Step 3 | Connect a payment method To accept payment from customers, you need to set up at least one payment method. These can include a payment provider for credit / debit cards, PayPal, or the manual (offline) method. Important: Some payment providers can only be connected through desktop. To manage, change or see a wider list of available providers, such as Wix Payments , go to the Accept Payments tab on your site's dashboard. To connect a payment method: Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap the Manage icon . Tap Settings and select Accept Payments. Connect one or more payment methods . Step 4 | Set up shipping There are a variety of ways to get products to your customers . Choose from: Shipping options: Free shipping, flat rate shipping, shipping by weight, etc. Local delivery: Offer in-person delivery in your region Store pickup: Let customers pick up their order from your business location To set up shipping: Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Sales . Tap Orders . Tap the Settings icon. Select Set shipping . Tap + New Region . Enter a region name. Tap + Add Destination . Tap the destination(s) you want to add to this shipping rule. Tap Save . Choose what you want to do: Set up free shipping Free shipping is the default shipping rule. Just tap Save to save this rule. Set up flat rate shipping To simplify shipping, you can simply set one shipping rate for all your orders (e.g. shipping for all orders is $8). To set up flat rate shipping: Tap Edit next to Free Shipping . Tap Change next to Free Shipping . Select Flat Rate . Tap Next . Create a delivery option (e.g. Standard Shipping, Express Shipping): Enter a title in the Delivery Option Name field. Note: This is the name customers select (e.g. Standard Shipping) if you offer more than one delivery option. (Optional) Enter the estimated delivery time for this option in the Est. Delivery Time field. Enter the shipping fee in the Rate field. (Optional) To offer free shipping on orders above a specific price: Tap to enable the Offer free Shipping toggle. Enter the price above which shipping is free and tap Done . Note: If you create additional shipping services (e.g. priority shipping), this checkbox must be selected and the amount specified to apply to each service. Tap Save . (Optional) Create an additional delivery option (e.g. Express Shipping) by tapping +Add Delivery Option and following the instructions above. (Optional) Add a handling fee: Tap Add next to Handling Fee . Enter the fee amount. Tap Save . Tap Save . Tap Save again. Set up shipping rates by weight Setting your shipping rate by weight is ideal for stores that sell items that cost very different rates to ship because of their weight (e.g. a store that sells jewelry and winter coats). To set it up, create 2 or more weight categories and set a shipping price for each. For example, shipping can cost $5 for orders under 1 pound, $10 shipping for orders between 1 - 3 pounds, and $15 shipping for orders that weigh over 3 pounds. To set up shipping rates by weight. Tap Edit next to Free Shipping . Tap Change next to Free Shipping . Select Rate by Weight . Tap Next . Create a delivery option (e.g. Standard Shipping, Express Shipping) Enter a title in the Delivery Option Name field. Note: This is the name customers select (e.g. Standard Shipping) if you offer more than one delivery option. (Optional) Enter the estimated delivery time for this option in the Est. Delivery Time field. Enter the top limit of the first weight range (e.g. enter 2 lb. to create a rule for purchases from 0 - 2 lb). Note: The top limit of the first weight range is automatically set as the bottom limit of the second weight range. Enter the rate (shipping price) for the first weight range (e.g.$4). Create the second weight range: (e.g. 2 lb- 4 lb) and add the shipping rate (e.g.$8): If this is your last weight range (e.g. 2 lb and up), just enter the shipping rate. If you plan to add more weight ranges, tap + Add Range to enter the new range and shipping rate. (Optional) Tap Add Range to add another weight range and rate. (Optional) To offer free shipping on orders above a specific price: Tap to enable the Offer free Shipping toggle. Enter the price above which shipping is free and tap Done . Note: If you create additional shipping services (e.g. priority shipping), this checkbox must be selected and the amount specified to apply to each service. (Optional) Repeat step 5 to create additional shipping rule(s). Tap Save . (Optional) Create an additional delivery option (e.g. Express Shipping) by tapping + Add Delivery Option and following the instructions in step 5 above. (Optional) Add a handling fee: Tap Add next to Handling Fee . Enter the fee amount. Tap Save . Tap Save . Tap Save again. Set up shipping rates by price You can set your shipping fees so that the price of the order determines how much customers pay for shipping. For example, you can charge $10 for shipping for orders between $0 - $100. Then, you can charge less or more for shipping, when the orders is for $100 and over. To set up shipping rates by price: Tap Edit next to Free Shipping . Tap Change next to Free Shipping . Select Rate by Order Price . Tap Next . Create a delivery option (e.g. Standard Shipping, Express Shipping) Enter a title in the Delivery Option Name field. Note: This is the name customers select (e.g. Standard Shipping) if you offer more than one delivery option. (Optional) Enter the estimated delivery time for this option in the Est. Delivery Time field. Create the first price range: (e.g. $0 - $15) and add the shipping rate (e.g.$4). Create the second price range: (e.g. $15 - $30) and add the shipping rate (e.g.$8): If this is your last price range (e.g. $15 and up), just enter the shipping rate. If you plan to add more price ranges, tap + Add Range to enter the new range and shipping rate. (Optional) To offer free shipping on orders above a specific price: Tap to enable the Offer free Shipping toggle. Enter the price above which shipping is free and tap Done . Note: If you create additional shipping services (e.g. priority shipping), this checkbox must be selected and the amount specified to apply to each service. Tap Save . (Optional) Create an additional delivery option (e.g. Express Shipping) by tapping + Add Delivery Option and following the instructions in step 5 above. (Optional) Add a handling fee: Tap Add next to Handling Fee . Enter the fee amount. Tap Save . Tap Save . Tap Save again. Set up store pickup You can set up store pickup (curbside pickup) as the only delivery option, or in addition to another shipping option, such as free shipping. To set store pickup as an additional option, enable both toggles. To set store pickup as the only option, disable the shipping toggle. To set up Store Pickup: Scroll down and tap the Store Pickup toggle to enable it. Enter a Pickup title. Do one of the following: Select the Use my business address toggle. Enter the address where customers can pick up products. (Optional) Enter when the product will be ready for pickup. Enter pickup instructions for your customer. Tap Save . Tap Save again. Step 5 | Setting up tax Make sure you comply with local tax laws by setting up the correct tax rules for your store. Most merchants are required to collect taxes only from their own country, or only from their local state or province. There are, however, exceptions to this guideline. Learn more about tax collection . Important: Different tax rules apply in different regions. Consult with an accountant or with your local tax authority for specific information relevant for your store. To set up tax: Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Sales . Tap Orders . Tap the Settings icon . Tap Set tax . Select a country or region and set up tax collection . Step 6 | Setting up a point of sale By making your phone a point of sale (POS), you can sell and collect cash or credit card payments right on your mobile device - all without requiring your members to access your site or download Fit by Wix. Once you have the Wix app, you can start accepting cash payments with no further setup. To accept credit / debit card payments you need to create a Wix Payments account and order a card reader. To set up a point of sale: Create a Wix Payments account . Order a card reader . Connect the card reader: Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Getting Paid and select Point of Sale . Tap the More Actions icon at the top right. Select Connect Card Reader . Press the power button to turn on the card reader. Tap Connect in the app, next to the reader. Tip: Learn more about setting up a mobile point of sale . Step 7 | Handling store orders After members start making purchases, it's time to handle the incoming store orders. This can include adding a tracking number, marking the order as paid and fulfilled, and shipping the order. To handle store orders: Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Sales . Tap Orders . Tap the relevant order. Handle the order . 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< Back Managing your business Accepting payments on your site Connecting PagueloFacil as a Payment Provider Accept payments in USD and PAB from your customers using PagueloFacil as a payment provider. General Info Supported countries Panama Supported currencies USD, PAB. Note: The currency in your Wix account must match the currency in your PagueloFacil account. If the currencies do not match, the transactions may be declined. Transaction fees 3.5% + $0.50 per transaction Account activation time A few days Managing your account For information on topics such as payout schedules, refunding a customer, chargeback disputes, and more, contact PagueloFacil Connecting PagueloFacil Go to Accept Payments on your site's dashboard. Tip: Check your business location at the top right. If incorrect, click the drop-down menu to change it. Click Connect next to PagueloFacil. Depending on whether you need to create a new PagueloFacil account or have an existing account, follow the instructions: Have an account Enter your CCLW (Merchant ID). Click Connect . Don't have an account Click Create PagueloFacil account . Follow the instructions to create an account. Retrieve your CCLW (Merchant ID) from PagueloFacil. Return to this window (repeat steps 1-3) and follow the steps under Have an account to connect your account. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about accepting payments. How can I tell if a payment method is active? In order to accept online payments, you must connect a payment provider. Once connected, your checkout will be active for your chosen payment method(s). You need to have your account successfully verified to receive payouts. Is my currency supported? Be aware that payments will fail If you are using an unsupported currency. The currency used in your payment provider account must match the currency that you set in your Wix account . If you need to change the currency set in your provider account, please contact your payment provider. If your current payment provider does not support your desired currency, Wix hosts a wide range of alternative payment providers . Learn how to change your payment provider . What is a minimum payment amount? Some payment providers have a minimum payment threshold (e.g. $1.01). Payments below this amount will not be processed. Make sure that all of your products or services are priced over the minimum threshold. This includes discounted items or Pricing Plans . Please contact your payment provider to get the most up-to-date information about their minimum payment threshold. Can I offer recurring payments? To offer recurring payments, you must connect a payment provider that supports recurring payments . How do I get my payouts? Payouts are managed by your payment provider. If your provider is a third-party provider, contact them directly . If your provider is Wix Payments, learn about receiving payouts from Wix Payments . My customers' payments are being declined. What can I do? If your customers are experiencing payment failures, you may be able to fix the issue by troubleshooting issues for accepting payments . Why can’t I connect my desired payment provider? If you’re having trouble connecting your payment provider, you may be able to fix the issue by troubleshooting common connection issues . Do I need a Premium plan to accept payments? Yes. Your Wix site needs to have a Business & eCommerce Premium plan in order to accept payments. 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 Music: Understanding Wix Analytics Reports Find out how your music is performing and learn more about your site visitors with Wix Music analytics reports. Your reports provide answers to questions such as "Which of my albums are the most popular?", and "How often are my tracks purchased and listened to?". How to access your Wix Music reports: Go to All Reports in your site's dashboard and scroll down to the Music section. Types of Wix Music reports Wix Music reports show metrics like plays, shares, purchases, and downloads over various time periods. Use this information to see which albums and tracks are most popular and how your audience engages with your music. Click a report type below to learn more about it: Top Albums Your Top Albums report shows your best performing albums in terms of plays, shares, subscriptions, and sales over specific time periods. Use this report to: Discover which albums your visitors engage with most. See if engagement with your album has changed over different time periods, to understand if actions you've taken have increased or decreased sales. Tracks over Time The Tracks over Time report shows when your tracks received the most plays, shares, purchases, and downloads, over a selected time period. Use this report to: See how many sales your tracks attract over time, and how this compares to the previous period. Learn more about your listeners, where they are located by country, and the devices they use to access your music. Top Tracks Your Top Tracks report displays your best performing tracks in terms of plays, shares, purchases, and sales. Use this report to: Find out which tracks generate the most sales. Discover how many times a track has been played in comparison to a previous period, to understand if actions you've taken have impacted plays. Note: Wix Analytics only provides stats for the Wix Music app . Analytics data is not available for the Wix Podcast Player and other audio apps. 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 Harmony Editor Adding and customizing elements Wix Harmony Editor: Editing and Customizing Images Images help share your message visually and create a memorable experience. The editor tools and Wix Photo Studio let you shape and customize each image to match your brand and site layout. Show off your images just the way you want - crop and resize them, play with filters to edit their look and feel, and choose what happens when visitors click them. Tip: Great images don't just fill space, they add personality and focus to your site. Try unique animations to make your pages feel dynamic and alive. Cropping an image Crop your image so that only the part you want is displayed on your site. You can manually crop an image or use ratios. Note: While you can crop most types of images, it is not possible to crop GIFs. To crop an image: Go to your editor . Click the relevant image on your page. Choose how you want to crop your image: Crop an image manually Click the Crop icon on the action bar. Tip: You can also double-click the image to open the Crop option. Crop your image by doing one of the following: Drag the crop handles to select the part of the image that you want to crop. Move the crop window over the exact area you want to crop. Tip: To restore an image to its original proportion and size, Click the Crop icon on the action bar, and then click and drag the handles to the edge of the image. Crop an image using ratios Crop your image using predefined ratios or custom sizes in the Wix Photo Studio . Click Edit Image on the action bar. Click Crop & Extend on the left side. Choose what you want to do: Use crop ratios: Click a predefined ratio to apply it to your image (e.g. 1:1, 9:16, 3:4). Orientation: Select Portrait or Landscape orientation to change the ratio options. Tip: Once you've selected a ratio, you can drag the crop handles to select the part of the image that you want to crop or move the crop window over the exact area you want to crop. Adjust the image size (px): Set the size your image will be cropped to, using the Width and Height fields. The maximum image size is 3000px x 3000px. Click Save . Tip: If you want to start over while editing an image in the Wix Photo Studio, click Revert to Original at the top. Once you save the image, you will not be able to revert the changes. Resizing and rotating an image Adjust your image size and orientation to fit perfectly with your page’s design. To resize or rotate an image: Go to your editor . Click the relevant image on your page. Choose what to do: Resize an image Make sure your images display the way you want by adjusting their dimensions. Drag the handles on the edges to resize the image. Tip: To maintain the image's aspect ratio, press Shift on your keyboard and then drag the handles. Rotate an image Rotate any image intuitively to match your design needs. Click the image. Click the Rotate icon next to the image. Drag to the desired angle. Tip: You may find that your images are automatically rotated when you upload them to the Media Manager. This is because images taken with digital cameras have embedded metadata that relates to the orientation of the image. You can follow the steps above to rotate your images after you have uploaded them. Designing an image Enhance your image’s appearance to match your site’s style. Add borders, adjust corners, or choose a shadow effect so every image feels intentional and unique. To design an image: Go to your editor . Click the relevant image on the page. Click the All design options icon in the action bar. Design the image: Fill colors : Adjust the image's level of opacity to make it more or less visible. Borders : Define the borders of your image so it stands out, choosing a color, width and style. Click the Edit all borders icon to design them all at once. Corners : Make the corners of your image more square or round by dragging the slider under Radius. Click the Edit individual corners icon to design each corner separately. Shadow : Apply inner and outer shadow to give the image an interesting 3D effect, setting the position, blurriness, color and more. Effects : Decide how the image blends in with the background (i.e. the layer underneath the image). Editing an image with AI Use AI to edit an image without leaving the Harmony Editor. Click an image on your page and the image editing toolbar appears beside it, ready with the tools below. You can also click Ask Aria on the image editing toolbar or the action bar at the top of the editor to describe the change you want in your own words. Note: The new images are automatically saved to your Media Manager . To edit an image with AI: Go to your editor . Click the relevant image on your page. Choose how you want to edit the image: Remove Background Click the Remove Background icon on the image editing toolbar to remove the image's background in one click. Edit with AI Change a specific part of an image by selecting the object and describing the change you want. For example, swap an object, change a color, or remove a detail. Click the Edit with AI icon on the image editing toolbar. Manually brush over the area you want to change. Tip: Adjust the Brush Size slider for more precision, and click the Deselect icon to refine any areas you've brushed over. Describe in the textbox how you want to change the image (e.g. "Change the shirt color to blue"). Click the Send icon . Regenerate Image Create a new version of your image using your current image as a starting point. The image's prompt is filled in for you so you can tweak it, and you can pick a different style from the chat. Click the Regenerate Image icon on the image editing toolbar. In the chat with Aria, review the text that was filled in for you, and edit it if needed. Select a style from the chat. Click the Send icon . Enhance Image Automatically improve the image's lighting and color. Click the More actions icon on the image editing toolbar and select Enhance Image . Replace Background Replace the background of an image with a custom design of your choice. Pick from existing images or describe what you want to create. Click the More actions icon on the image editing toolbar and select Replace background . Choose what to do: Use a reference image: Select a background image from the chat. Describe the background: Enter a description in the prompt (e.g. "a sunny beach at golden hour"). Click the Send icon . Expand Expand your image in any direction, and let AI fill in realistic details to complete the picture. Click the More actions icon on the image editing toolbar and select Expand . Choose how to extend your image: Extend ratio: Extend your image to a predefined size and ratio (e.g. 1:1, 9:16, 3:4). Tip: Select portrait or landscape orientation to change the ratio options. Image size (px): Adjust the size of your image using the Width and Height fields. Free hand: Manually drag the corners of the image with your mouse. Click Expand . Click Save . Smart Edits Pick a ready-made AI action and get a new design for your image. Choose from actions like placing an object in a scene, changing an object's color, or turning a product photo into a packshot. Click the More actions icon on the image editing toolbar and select Smart Edits . Find the action you want: Search for an action: Enter what you want to do in the search bar (e.g. change expression). Browse by category: Click All , Person , Product or Enhance & Style . Click the action you want to apply. Enter the details the action asks for. Depending on the action, you may need to upload an image, describe what you want, or choose a scene or style. Click Generate . Adding a link to an image Make your images interactive by linking them to another page, website, document, or popup. A clickable image guides visitors where you want them to go with ease. To add a link to an image: Go to your editor . Click the relevant image on your page. Click the Link icon on the action bar. Select the link type and enter the details. Enter the link details. Click Done . Tip: Learn more about the types of links available . Customizing an image's settings Fine-tune how your images appear and behave on your site. Control whether an image is decorative, set its display mode, add alt text for accessibility, or manage what happens when someone clicks it. To customize the image settings: Go to your editor . Click the relevant image on your page. Click the Settings icon on the action bar. Choose what to customize: Display Mode: Choose how the image fits on the page: fill , fit , by aspect ratio . Links to: Choose what this image should link to (e.g. a site page, email, document). Accessibility: Click the dropdown and customize the following: Alt text: Enter a short description of the image to make it accessible to your visitors and help search engines (such as Google) understand it. Learn more about preparing images for accessibility . Set as decorative: Enable the toggle if the image does not contain important information for screen readers and it's only meant to decorate the page. Note: Currently, it is not possible to add alt text to images / galleries in bulk. If you would like to see this feature, you can vote for it here . FAQs Click a question below to learn more about editing and customizing images: How do I add a watermark? Protect images on the site by adding watermark text in the Wix Photo Studio . The text can be designed and customized to suit your client, and cannot be removed from the file if downloaded. Learn how to add a watermark to an image. How do I set my images to open in a popup when clicked? You can set your image to open in a larger window when it is clicked. To set your image to expand when clicked: Go to your editor . Click the relevant image. Click the Settings icon on the action bar. Click the Link icon on the action bar. Click the More Actions icon and click Popup . Click the Popup dropdown and select the relevant popup. Click Done. Will any changes I make to my image be reflected in the Media Manager? It depends on how you edit the image. Standard edits, like changing the opacity, are not saved in the Media Manager. AI edits, like removing the background, are save as a new image. Can I still use the Wix Photo Studio in the Wix Harmony Editor? Yes, you can access the Wix Photo Studio from the Media Manager in the Wix Harmony Editor: Go to your editor . Click the Wix dropdown at the top left of the editor. Select Media Manager . Select an image Click any of the following on the right side to open the Photo Studio: Crop & Edit , Adjust , or Cut Out Background . How do I delete an image? You can delete any images you no longer want from your site at any time. Go to your editor . Click the image in the editor. Press Delete on your keyboard. Note: If you have uploaded your own images, deleting them from your editor does not remove them from your Media Storage . You can add these images again at any time. I am having issues with my images, are there any troubleshooting steps I can try? If you are experiencing issues with your images on your site, please follow the steps below: Make sure that the files you are uploading meet the requirements . Try viewing your site on another device to see if the image issue occurs there as well. Click any "?" inside the editor and type your problem. You might find the answer you are looking for. 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< Back Billing & premium subscriptions Managing your subscriptions Google Workspace: Availability of Business Email Data Following Cancellation When you cancel your Google Workspace business email , your subscription remains active until the next renewal date. After that date your subscription will expire and you'll no longer be able to read, receive, or send email from your account. Note: Your business email data is retained in accordance with Google’s applicable terms and conditions and data retention policies. If you repurchase your business email within Google’s retention period, your business email data will be restored. 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: Adding the Popup Sales Pop, Email & Coupons App With Popup Sales Pop, Email & Coupons by Popify, you can create pop-ups about orders, reviews, or promotions to help convert site visitors into customers. You can use the app for free or choose one of their premium plans. Before you begin: Make sure your site has been upgraded to a Premium plan or Studio plan that allows you to accept payments. Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click Add Apps on the left side of the editor. Search for the Popup Sales Pop, Email & Coupons app in the search bar. Click Add to Site . Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click App Market on the left side of the editor. Click App Market . Use the search bar to find the Popup Sales Pop, Email & Coupons app. Click Add to Site . 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 Popup Sales Pop, Email & Coupons app, then select the app. Click Add to Site . Dashboard Go to the Wix App Market in your site's dashboard. Use the search bar to find the Popup Sales Pop, Email & Coupons app. Click Add to Site . Learn how to create: Recent sale pop-ups Live counter pop-ups A sales counter popup 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: About Site Styles The Site Styles panel is a one-stop shop to manage the site typography, colors, page transitions, and max width. Creating a theme for your client's site is a great, holistic way to save time and ensure the design is consistent. How do I access the site styles? Click Site Styles on the left side of the editor. Create color consistency Site colors are a creative way to reinforce and express your client's brand. Use the Colors tab to manage and customize shades, and create a cohesive theme across the site. Finished customizing the site colors? You can quickly apply shades to elements from the Inspector . Learn more about working with site colors Optimize a site's typography Text is a crucial part of a site, and you can use the design to reiterate a brand's messaging and content. The Typography tab is a great way to adjust every aspect of text. Update fonts to quickly apply site-wide changes, or customize individual text styles (e.g. Heading 4, Paragraph 1) for more detailed design. Learn more about working with typography Define the site's width Want to limit how much elements grow on different screen sizes? Use the Max width tab to set the maximum value . This prevents elements you've set to scale proportionally from scaling up past a certain width, so you don't need to worry about oversized components or blocked content. Create engaging navigation Page transitions make the navigation experience more engaging for site visitors. Once you apply the effect, it appears on every page of your client's site. You can apply an Out-In effect from the Page transitions tab. Doesn't look how you want on the live site? You can remove it by clicking None . Note: You can only view page transitions on the published site. In preview mode, they won't appear. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Events: Adding a Policy Checkbox You can add a policy checkbox that your guests see during checkout. Guests must agree to your policies to register for an event. To add a policy checkbox: Go to Events in your site's dashboard. Select the relevant event. Click the Settings tab. Click Edit next to Event Policies . Scroll down and click Edit next to Event Policies . Click Create Policy . Enter a policy name (e.g. Refund Policy). Enter the policy details (e.g. You can receive a full refund up to 7 days before the event). Note: Guests can click the link to read your policy. Click Create Policy . (Optional) Click +Add Custom Policy and repeat steps 6 and 7 to add an additional policy. Note: You can add up to 3 policies. The checkbox applies to all the policies you add. It's not possible to add a separate checkbox for each policy. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Advanced features CMS CMS: Displaying Blogs from Selected Categories Using Dynamic Pages Use dynamic pages to display blog posts from particular categories with a more customized layout. The dynamic page option lets you display only the categories you want, showing a preview of selected blog posts with a direct link to each blog post. Your dynamic page has its own URL that you can link to with a button, an image or a menu item. Link to them from other pages, directly from menu items, show specific information (e.g. date, author), and display specific collections on any page. Important: When using dynamic pages to display blog categories, there are restrictions you need to be aware of. Site visitors can't share posts, edit posts, or follow post features on dynamic blog pages. Site visitors also can't 'like' blog posts. Before you begin, make sure you have: The Wix Blog installed. Learn More Wix App Collections enabled. Learn More A few posts and categories created. Learn More An additional dataset. Learn More Step 1 | Add a dynamic page for your blog category Add a dynamic page to host your blog category. To add a dynamic page: Click CMS on the left side of the Editor. Click Wix App Collections . Note: If you don't see Wix App Collections , make sure you've enabled them . Under Blog , hover over Categories and click the More Actions icon . Click Add Blank Dynamic Page . You can see in the dynamic page URL that the name of the collection matches the dynamic value of the page. Show me how Click Pages on the left side of the Editor. Click Dynamic Pages . Click the Show More icon next to Categories (Label) . Click Settings to view the page URL. Note that the name of the collection matches the dynamic value. Step 2 | Add a repeater or table Choose how you want to display your blog collections by using a repeater or a table. A repeater displays your collection using a layout that you can change. For example, you can add another text box, image, or button. A table also displays your collection, but it uses layouts that you cannot change. To add a repeater or table: Click Add on the left side of the Editor. Click List . Drag and drop your selected repeater or table onto the page. Step 3 | Add and connect a second dataset and filter Repeaters and tables can show items from collections where you have filtered one dataset by another dataset. A dynamic page is automatically created with a dataset - in this case, it is set up to host the blog categories collection. Now, we add a second dataset to host our blog posts. We also add a filter to the second dataset, to reference the categories the blog posts are in. To add and connect a second dataset and filter: Click CMS on the left side of the Editor. Click Add Content Elements then click the Add icon next to Dataset . Click the newly added dataset. Click Settings . Select Posts from the Connect a collection drop-down. Click + Add Filter . Select Categories (Categories) from the Field drop-down. Click Another dataset under Value source . Select Categories Item from the Dataset drop-down. Click Add Filter . Step 4 | Connect your repeater or table Connect your repeater or table to the blog posts collection. To connect your repeater or table: Click your repeater or table in your Editor. Click the Connect to CMS icon . From the Connect a dataset drop-down, select the Posts dataset . Link each of the components of your repeater or table to the appropriate fields in the collection. Note: You can also link an image or button to Post Page URL (URL) . This brings the visitor to that blog post when clicked. Click Preview . What’s Next? If you have multiple posts on one page, you can use the load more or pagination bar options to show more blog posts. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Events: Understanding the Difference Between RSVP Events and Ticketed Events Wix Events lets you create two types of events: RSVP events and Ticketed events. Choosing the right type ensures a smooth experience for you and your attendees. Note: Selling event tickets requires a Premium plan . RSVP events RSVP events allow you to track attendance without issuing tickets. Guests confirm their attendance in advance using a registration form, making them ideal for weddings, private parties, and community gatherings. You can set a guest limit, enable a waitlist, and send automated emails to keep attendees informed when spots open. Collect guest details through a registration form When guests RSVP, they fill out a registration form with basic details like name, email, and any additional information you request, such as meal preferences or extra guests. Manage registration settings and event emails You can create a waitlist , and guests will be automatically notified when spots open up based on your guest limit. Additionally, you can customize emails , including confirmations, event reminders, and waitlist notifications. Ticketed events Ticketed events are perfect for occasions like concerts, festivals, workshops, and conferences, where guests require tickets, whether free or paid. Guests will complete a checkout form that includes details such as ticket quantity, payment, and billing information Additionally, you can apply taxes , offer membership plans , and provide discounts . Customize your tickets and seating options You can offer different ticket types (e.g., Orchestra, Balcony) and set a price for each. By designing a seating map for your venue and linking each ticket type to specific seats, guests can choose their preferred seats when purchasing. Additionally, you can customize the appearance of your tickets based on factors like the event type, entrance locations, or ticket categories (e.g.child and adult). Choose how to collect guest information during checkout When setting up your ticketed event, you can choose how guest information is collected during checkout. There are two options for the checkout form : 1 form per order: A single form is used for the entire order, regardless of the number of tickets purchased, collecting all guest information in one place. 1 form per ticket: A separate form is used for each ticket purchased, allowing you to collect individual guest information for each ticket, even if multiple tickets are bought in one order. Tip: When selling tickets, you can authorize payments to secure funds before processing orders, with the option to capture them automatically or manually. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about RSVP and Ticketed events. Can I create an event where no RSVP or ticket is required? Yes. You can create an event that doesn’t require registration . Go to Events in your site's dashboard. Click to select the relevant event. Click the Settings tab. Click Edit next to Registration settings . Select Guests don't need to register under Guests can register on . Choose the Event Details page visibility : Show the event details page : Display event information. Hide the event details page : Visitors won’t be able to access or click on your event. Can I change the registration status for an RSVP and Ticketed event? Yes. You can change the registration status at any time. Guests can register only when the status is 'Open'. If set to 'Closed', visitors will see a 'Registration is closed' message on the event details page. Can I cancel an event with tickets? Yes. You can cancel a ticketed event . Just make sure to notify your guests, update the status to "Canceled," and issue refunds where needed. How can I send automated reminders for events? You can schedule reminder emails for both ticketed and RSVP events. Alternatively, you can create an automation to trigger SMS reminders. 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 Online Programs: Showing or Hiding the Number of Program Participants Current participants and other site visitors can see the total participants on the Programs Page of your live site. You can decide if you want to show or hide the total number of participants for each program. You can also choose which participant information you want to show in the relevant members app . Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click Pages & Menu on the left side of the editor. Click Program Pages . Select the relevant program page. Note: The Program List page and Visitor Page automatically sync the setting that shows or hides the number of participants. Showing or hiding the number of participants in one of these pages also applies the change to the other page. Click the relevant program element on your page. Click Settings . Click the Display tab. Click the Participants toggle to change the visibility of the number of participants in your program: Enabled: The number of program participants is displayed on your live site. Disabled: The number of program participants is not displayed on your live site. Publish your site when you're ready to make the change go live. Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click Pages on the left side of the editor. Click Program Pages . Select the relevant program page. Note: The Program List page and Visitor Page automatically sync the setting that shows or hides the number of participants. Showing or hiding the number of participants in one of these pages also applies the change to the other page. Click the relevant program element on your page. Click Settings . Click the Display tab. Click the Participants toggle to change the visibility of the number of participants in your program: Enabled: The number of program participants is displayed on your live site. Disabled: The number of program participants is not displayed on your live site. Publish your site when you're ready to make the change go live. Wix app Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Site & App . Tap Customize . Tap the Online Programs tab. Tap the relevant program. Tap Customize element . Select the checkbox next to Participants under Display Settings to show or hide the number of people in your program. Tap Save . Tip: Customize the aspects of your site in the member apps such as the header, navigation tabs and elements that your members see. Wix Harmony Editor Go to your editor . Click the Page dropdown at the top left of the page. (In the Site Pages panel) Select the relevant program page. Tip: Jump to the page you need by clicking the dropdown next to Site Pages and selecting Program pages . Double-click the Program List element on your page. Click the Display tab. Click the Participants toggle to change the visibility of the number of participants in your program: Enabled: The number of program participants is displayed on your live site. Disabled: The number of program participants is not displayed on your live site. Publish your site when you're ready to make the change go live. Note: The Program List page and Visitor Page automatically sync the setting that shows or hides the number of participants. Showing or hiding the number of participants in one of these pages also applies the change to the other page. Tip: Customize the program details such as your program's cover image, duration of the program or number of program steps. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Need more help? Known Issues Site Members Not Receiving Emails to Outlook and Office 365 (Includes Workaround) Currently, some members are experiencing an issue where they are unable to receive site member related emails, such as password reset emails. This happens if they are using Outlook or Office 365. The emails are being sent successfully on our end. However, Outlook/Office365 is often quarantining emails sent from the site-member.com domain, so the emails might be sent to their quarantine folder. Meanwhile, your members with this issue can use the following workaround to fix it: Add the following email domain ( site-members.com ) to your safe-senders list by following the instructions outlined here . Choose which applies: For Premium Outlook users: Check your quarantine folder for the email(s) by following the procedures found in this article . Non-Premium Outlook users: Contact Outlook directly via email, as they do not have access to the quarantine folder. 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