< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Photo Albums: Showing or Hiding an Album on Your Site When you publish your album for the first time, you can choose to show or hide it in the album gallery on your Wix site by selecting or deselecting the Show this album on my Wix website toggle. Note: You can change this setting at any time. To show or hide a photo album on your site: Select the Wix Photo Albums app in the Editor. Click Settings . Click Albums on the left of the panel. Click View All Albums at the bottom. Click the Show on Site toggle to show or hide each album. 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 Social Media Marketing: File Requirements for Social Platforms Ensure the social media content you create on Wix meets platform requirements for optimal display. In this article, you can view the file specifications for your images and videos. Instagram Posts Content File requirements Image asset JPEG, GIF, or PNG File asset MKV, MP4 Minimum duration: 3 seconds Maximum duration: 10 minutes Minimum dimensions: 640 x 640 pixels Instagram Stories Content File requirements Image asset JPEG, GIF, or PNG Maximum size: 8MB, Minimum ratio: 0.1:1 Maximum ratio: 10:1 Recommended ratio 9:16 Video asset MOV, MP4 Minimum duration: 3 seconds Maximum duration: 1 minute Maximum size: 100MB Minimum ratio: 0.1:1 Maximum ratio: 10:1 Recommended ratio 9:16 Facebook Reels Property Minimum Maximum Resolution 540 x 960 (540p) No limit Aspect ratio 9:16 9:16 Frame rate 23 No limit Duration 4 seconds 60 seconds File size No limit No limit Limitations: Supported formats for uploading videos and reels: 3g2, 3gp, 3gpp, asf, avi, dat, divx, dv, f4v, flv, m2ts, m4v, mkv, mod, mov, mp4, mpe, mpeg, mpeg4, mpg, mts, nsv, ogm, ogv, qt, tod, ts, vob, wmv. Recommendations: File type: MP4, MOV Resolution: 1080x1920 or greater Video settings: H.264 compression, square pixels, fixed frame rate, progressive, AAC audio at 128kbps+ Facebook Stories Content File requirements Image asset JPEG, GIF, or PNG Maximum size: 8MB, Minimum ratio: 0.1:1 Maximum ratio: 10:1 Recommended ratio 9:16 Video asset MOV, MP4 Minimum duration: 3 seconds Maximum duration: 1 minute Maximum size: 100MB Minimum ratio: 0.1:1 Maximum ratio: 10:1 Recommended ratio 9:16 Minimum dimensions: 960px Pinterest Posts Content File requirements Image asset JPEG, BMP, PNG, TIFF, or WEBP Max size: 20MB Minimum dimensions: 75x75px Video asset MP4, MOV, or M4V Minimum duration: 4 seconds Maximum duration: 5 minutes Recommended ratio: 9:16 or 1080x1920px YouTube Limitations: Supports the following formats for uploaded videos: .MOV, .MPEG-1, .MPEG-2, .MPEG4, .MP4, .MPG, .AVI, .WMV, .MPEGPS, .FLV, 3GPP, WebM, DNxHR, ProRes, CineForm, HEVC (h265) YouTube doesn't support files over 256 GB. Recommendations: File type: MP4 Resolution/aspect ratio: 16:9 Any YouTube videos under 60 seconds in length will publish as a YouTube short regardless of the file size. Twitter Limitations: Supports the following formats: GIF, JPEG and PNG files. Does not accept BMP, TIFF or other file formats. Size Requirements: Photos can be up to 5MB. Animated GIFs can be up to 5MB on mobile and up to 15MB on web. File size must not exceed 512MB. Resolution/aspect ratio: between 1:3 and 3:1. LinkedIn Limitations: Supports the following formats: GIF, JPEG and PNG files. Does not accept AVIF file format. Requirements: Max file size: 5MB Minimum image dimensions: 1200 px by 627 px. Video size: 4096 x 2304 (maximum) and 256 x 144 (minimum) Recommended ratio: 1.91:1 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 SEO (get found on Google) Setting Up a 301 Redirect for a Multilingual Site Setting up a 301 redirect for a multilingual site ensures that visitors are seamlessly redirected from an old URL to a new one in the correct language. This helps maintain a smooth user experience and improves your SEO. For example, if you had an old URL for an French page, such as /about-us, and you now have a new URL for that page in French, setting up a 301 redirect ensures that French-speaking visitors land on the correct page. Important: Redirects can only be done between pages in the same language and not across languages. For example, you can set up a redirect from a Spanish page to another Spanish page, but not from a Spanish page to a French page. Creating a 301 redirect for a multilingual site Ensure that visitors are seamlessly redirected from an old URL to a new one in the correct language by creating a 301 redirect. This helps maintain a smooth user experience and improves your SEO. To create a multilingual redirect: Go to SEO & GEO in your site's dashboard. Scroll down to Tools and settings . Click URL Redirect Manager . Click the language drop-down at the top and select the language you want to create a redirect for. Click + New Redirect . Select Single redirect or Group redirect . Enter the old URL path you want to redirect from (e.g. /about-us) under Old URL . Enter the new URL that you want to redirect to: For pages on your site: Start typing the URL slug of your new page and select it from the drop-down. For external pages: Enter the entire URL that you want to redirect to. Click Save , or click Save & Add Another to add more. Note: The new URL cannot contain the language query parameter: ?lang= Importing redirects for a multilingual site Upload a CSV file to import up to 500 URL redirects at a time. You can upload your own CSV file or download the provided template to create a new CSV file for the import. Each site can have a maximum of 5,000 redirects. To import multilingual redirects: Go to SEO & GEO in your site's dashboard. Scroll down to Tools and settings . Click URL Redirect Manager . Click the language drop-down at the top and select the language you want to import redirects for. Click More Actions at the top and select Import [language] redirects . Click Upload CSV File . Tip: Click Download Template if you want to use a template to create your file. Select the CSV file you want to import from your computer and click Open . (If there are more than one type redirect detected) Enable the toggles next to each redirect type you want to import: New redirects: Add all new redirects to your website. Existing redirects: Replace existing redirects. Tip: Click Download a CSV report to check the status of each redirect you are importing. Click Import Redirects . Tip: Alternatively, click Replace File to upload a different CSV file. Then select the file and click Open . Deleting a 301 redirect for a multilingual site You can delete any 301 redirects that you no longer need using the URL redirect manager in your site's SEO & GEO dashboard. Important: You cannot undo the deletion of a 301 redirect. Once you delete a language from your site, all of the redirects connected to it will also be deleted. To delete a redirect: Go to SEO & GEO in your site's dashboard. Scroll down to Tools and settings . Click URL Redirect Manager . Click the language drop-down at the top and select the language you want to delete a redirect for. Hover over the 301 redirect that you want to delete. Click the Delete icon . Select an option: Delete for [Language] Only: Delete the 301 redirect only for the language you selected. Delete for All Languages: Delete the 301 redirect for all languages on your site. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about setting up 301 redirects for a multilingual site. What should I do if I get an error while importing redirects in a CSV file? If you get an error when importing your redirects, you can download the CSV report to see the status of each redirect. The report will look like your CSV file, but with additional columns listing the status of each redirect. Learn more about fixing CSV file import errors . Are there any limitations to the group redirect tool? With the group redirect tool, it is not possible to: Add spaces in either the old or new path. Use a path which has already been used in another redirect (single or group). Redirect from your site's home page. Add group redirects for external domains. Redirect a group of pages to a single page (e.g. mystunningwebsite.com/ products/product-name to mystunningwebsite.com/ product-gallery ). Can I edit a 301 redirect after it has been created? Yes, you can edit your 301 redirects using the URL redirect manager in your site's SEO & GEO dashboard. Learn more about editing 301 redirects . My 301 redirect cannot be created, why? If you try to create an automatic redirect for a page that you've already manually redirected, you'll see a notification that we couldn't create the redirect. Learn more about resolving a 301 redirect conflict . Why do some of my redirects not have an 'Auto redirect' label on them? Once you change a URL slug, an automatic redirect is created to preserve your SEO efforts and prevent 404 errors from occurring. You will see an 'Auto redirect' label on the redirect to help you tell the difference between automatic redirects and the redirects you created manually. Currently, redirects created before this feature was released will not have a label on them. 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! 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< Back Advanced features CMS CMS: Using Input Elements to Allow Visitors to Filter Content Use input elements such as Dropdowns or Radio Buttons to provide a way for site visitors to filter the content that appears in repeaters, galleries, and tables. This article walks you through connecting input elements to a dataset that connects your CMS (Content Management System) collection to live site content. Each input element connects to a specific collection field to show the field's unique values as filter options. When visitors select a filter option, only items with a matching field value appear in the connected repeater, gallery or table. Alternatively, you can add a conditional filter that changes the behavior of the filter. For example, you could add the "Is not" condition to create a filter that displays items that do not match the visitor's selection. By default, when visitors select a filter, the content changes immediately. However, you can add an "apply filter" button if you want visitors' filters to be applied only after clicking a separate button. You can also add a reset button visitors can click to instantly clear all the filters they've set. Before you begin: Add the CMS (Content Management System) to your site if you haven't already. Connect a repeater , gallery , or table to your CMS collection. Step 1 | Add input elements set to filter content Go to the page in your editor where you want visitors to filter the content that appears in a repeater, gallery, or table. Then add the input elements that you want visitors to use to filter the content. If you add multiple input elements, you can set each to filter a different collection field. You can choose from the following input elements that allow filtering: Radio Buttons , Checkboxes , Dropdown , Selection Tags , or Slider (Range Sliders only). Keep in mind that each input element has limitations to the field types it can filter. Wix Editor Go to your editor . Go to the page that includes the repeater, gallery, or table you want visitors to filter. Click Add Elements on the left side of the editor. Click Input . Under Selection , click the type of input element you want visitors to use to filter content. Choose from the following elements that allow filtering: Radio Buttons , Checkboxes , Dropdown , Selection Tags , or Slider (Range Sliders only) Click and drag the relevant input element onto the page. (Optional) Repeat steps 3-6 above to add more input elements that your visitors will use to filter the content. Studio Editor Go to your Editor . Go to the page that includes the repeater or gallery that you want visitors to filter. Click Add Elements on the left side of the Editor. Click Input . Under Selections , click the type of input element you want visitors to use to filter content. Choose from the following elements that allow filtering: Dropdowns , Radio Buttons , Checkboxes , Multi-checkboxes , or Selection Tags Click and drag the relevant input element onto the page. (Optional) Repeat steps 3-6 above to add more input elements that your visitors will use to filter the content. Step 2 | Connect your input element(s) to the CMS Connect each input element to the same dataset that connects to your repeater, gallery, or table. Then choose which collection field each input element will filter. The input elements will display each unique value from the connected collection field. When a visitor makes a selection in the input, the repeater, gallery, or table displays only items that match the selected field. You can also add conditional filtering that applies to the filter. For example, add the "Is not", "Does not equal", or "Does not include" conditions to create a filter that displays items that do not match the field that your visitor selects. When you add a condition to the filter, the field title and placeholder text on your input element automatically adjust to let visitors know what the filter does (e.g. "Exclude by field"). How dataset filters and sorts affect your input elements: Your input elements connect to a dataset that retrieves content from its connected collection fields. If you add filters to the dataset to exclude items from appearing, the excluded items and their field contents are not passed to the input elements. This means your input elements will only display unique field values from items that are included by the dataset. Sort conditions work differently: the options in input elements set to filter content always appear in alphabetical order (A-Z), no matter which sorts you add to the dataset. Vote for the ability to sort these options . Wix Editor In your editor, click the input element you just added. Click the Connect to CMS icon . Click Filter content . Click the Choose a dataset drop-down and select the same dataset that connects to the repeater, gallery, or table that you want visitors to filter. Click the Filter content by drop-down and choose which collection field visitors will use to filter the content that displays. (Optional) Add a condition that affects how the filter works: Click Advanced Filtering. Click the Condition drop-down and choose an operator that controls how the filter is applied (e.g. Is not , Does not equal , Does not include ). Note: The conditions vary depending on the input element type and the connected field type. See the Advanced filtering conditions for each input element section below for details. Repeat these steps for each input element you want visitors to use to filter content. Click Preview to test using your inputs element(s) as filters. Click Publish if you are ready to make the changes go live. Studio Editor In your editor, click the input element you just added. Click the Connect to CMS icon . Click Filter content . Click the Choose a dataset drop-down and select the same dataset that connects to the repeater or gallery that you want visitors to filter. Click the Filter content by drop-down and choose which collection field visitors will use to filter the content that displays. (Optional) Add a condition that affects how the filter works: Click Advanced Filtering. Click the Condition drop-down and choose an operator that controls how the filter is applied (e.g. Is not , Does not equal , Does not include ). Note: The conditions vary depending on the input element type and the connected field type. See the Advanced filtering conditions for each input element section below for details. Repeat these steps for each input element you want visitors to use to filter the content. Click the Preview icon at the top right to test using your inputs element(s) as filters. Click Publish if you are ready to make the changes go live. Advanced filtering conditions Click below to view the advanced filtering conditions available for each input element: Dropdown and Radio Buttons For your Dropdown or Radio Buttons input elements, choose from the following filtering conditions that vary based on the connected field type: Text fields only: Is: Show items that have a text field that matches the selection exactly. Is not: Exclude items that have a text field that matches the selection exactly. Number fields only: Equals: Show items that have a number field that matches the selection exactly. Does not equal: Exclude items that have a number field that matches the selection exactly. Greater than or equal to: Show items that have a number field that is greater than or equal to the selection. Less than or equal to: Show items that have a number field that is less than or equal to the selection. Tags fields only: Includes: Show items that have a Tags field that matches the selection exactly. Does not include: Exclude items that have a Tags field that matches the selection exactly. Selection Tags For your Selection Tags input elements, choose from the following filtering conditions that vary based on the connected field type: Text fields only: Is any of: Show items that have a field that matches any of the tags that a visitor selects. Is not any of: Exclude items that have a field that does not match any of the tags that a visitor selects. Number fields only: Equals any of: Show items that have a number field that matches any of the tags that a visitor selects. Does not equal any of: Exclude items that have a number field that matches any of the tags that a visitor selects. Tags fields only: Includes any: Show items that have a Tags field that matches any of the tags that a visitor selects. Excludes any: Exclude items that have a Tags field that matches any of the tags that a visitor selects. Includes all: Show items that have all of the Tags field values that a visitor selects. Multi Checkboxes For your Multi Checkboxes input elements, choose from the following filtering conditions that vary based on the connected field type: Text fields only: Is any of: Show items that have a field that matches any of the visitor's selections. Is not any of: Exclude items that have a field that matches any of the visitor's selections. Number fields only: Equals any of: Show items that have a number field that matches any of the visitor's selections. Does not equal any of: Exclude items that have a number field that matches any of the visitor's selections. Tags fields only: Includes any: Show items that have a Tags field that matches any of the visitor's selections. Excludes any: Exclude items that have a Tags field that matches any of the visitor's selections. Includes all: Show items that have all of the Tags field values that the visitor selects. Checkbox For your Checkboxes input elements, choose from the following filtering conditions: Selected: Show items that have a Boolean field value that matches the visitor's selection. Is not selected: Show items that do not have a Boolean field value that matches the visitor's selection. Range Slider For your Range Slider input elements, choose from the following filtering conditions: Between: Show items that have a Boolean field value that is within the range of the visitor's selection. Outside of: Show items that have a Boolean field value that is outside of the range of the visitor's selection. (Optional) Step 3 | Add a button to apply the filters If you only want the filters your visitors select to be applied after clicking a separate button, you can create an 'apply filters' button. When visitors click this button, all the input element filters they selected are applied. Without it, the filters are applied as soon as visitors select them from each input element. Wix Editor Click Add Elements on the left side of the Editor. Click Button . Click the button you want to use for applying the filters and drag it onto the page. You can use any of the following button types: Themed Buttons , Text & Icon Buttons , Icon Buttons , or Image Buttons . Tip: Alternatively, you can add an image and use it as your 'apply filters' button. Click Change Text and enter the text you want to display on the button (e.g. "Apply Filters"). Click the Connect to CMS icon . Click the Choose a dataset drop-down and select the same dataset that connects to the repeater, gallery, or table. Click the Click action connects to drop-down and select Apply filters . Click the button and select the Design icon to customize the appearance of your 'apply filters' button. Click Preview to test your 'apply filters' button. Click Publish if you are ready to make the changes go live. Studio Editor Click Add Elements on the left side of the Editor. Click Button , then drag the button to where you want it to appear. Tip: Alternatively, you can add an image and use it as your 'apply filters' button. Click Change Text and enter the text you want to display on the button (e.g. "Apply Filters"). Click the Connect to CMS icon . Click the Choose a dataset drop-down and select the same dataset that connects to the repeater or gallery. Click the Click action connects to drop-down and select Filter input values . Click the button and select the Design tab from the Inspector panel to customize the appearance of your 'apply filters' button . Click the Preview icon at the top right to test your 'apply filters' button. Click Publish if you are ready to make the changes go live. (Optional) Step 4 | Add a reset button You can create a reset button that visitors click to reset all the input element filters they've selected. This provides an easy way for visitors to start over and filter the content without having to refresh the page. Wix Editor Click Add Elements on the left side of the Editor. Click Button . Click and drag the button you want to use as your reset button onto the page. You can use any of the following button types: Themed Buttons , Text & Icon Buttons , Icon Buttons , or Image Buttons . Tip: Alternatively, you can add an image and use it as your reset button. Click Change Text and enter the text you want to display on the button (e.g. "Reset Filters"). Click the Connect to CMS icon . Click the Choose a dataset drop-down and select the same dataset that connects to the repeater, gallery, or table. Click the Click action connects to drop-down and select Reset input values . Click the button and select the Design icon to customize the appearance of your reset button. Click Preview to test your reset button. Click Publish if you are ready to make the changes go live. Studio Editor Click Add Elements on the left side of the Editor. Click Button , then drag the button to where you want it to appear. Tip: Alternatively, you can add an image and use it as your reset button. Click Change Text and enter the text you want to display on the button (e.g. "Reset Filters"). Click the Connect to CMS icon . Click the Choose a dataset drop-down and select the same dataset that connects to the repeater or gallery. Click the Click action connects to drop-down and select Reset input values . Click the button and select the Design tab from the Inspector panel to customize the appearance of your reset button . Click the Preview icon at the top right to test your reset button. Click Publish if you are ready to make the changes go live. FAQs Click below for answers to the most common questions about using input elements to filter content. What dataset mode and collection permissions should I set when allowing visitors to filter content? Ensure the dataset connecting your repeater, gallery, or table, along with your input elements and buttons, is in either 'Read' or 'Read & Write' mode. Access the dataset settings to edit the dataset mode. For collection permissions, navigate to your collection permissions & privacy settings to determine who can view content. We recommend the Show content setting with Everyone selected under the Who can view this content? drop-down. This allows any site visitor to see the collection content in your repeater, gallery, or table. Learn more about dataset modes and collection permissions . Can I allow visitors to filter Wix app collection content? Yes, Wix app collections are added to your site when you have apps like Wix Stores or Wix Bookings. After enabling Wix app collections in your CMS advanced settings, you can connect these collections to repeaters, galleries, and tables. Follow the steps in this article to connect input elements, allowing visitors to filter the content. Can site visitors use input elements to submit content to my collection? Yes. Instead of using input elements solely for filtering, you can configure them to collect content. This way, your visitors' submissions save directly to your chosen CMS collection. View a step-by-step tutorial for allowing visitors to use input elements to submit content . How do I troubleshoot if my filters aren't working as expected? Check the dataset mode and collection permissions . Ensure the dataset is set to 'Read' or 'Read & Write' mode, and that collection permissions allow the appropriate visitors to view the content. Learn more about troubleshooting user input elements . 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 Managing your site with the Wix app Wix App: Receiving Push Notifications on Your Mobile Device Receive push notifications on your mobile phone or tablet so you never miss an update about your business. You can choose from a variety of notifications. For example, when a customer makes a purchase, when an invoice has been paid or when a guest RSVP's to an event. Note: By default, all available push notifications are enabled, but you can choose the ones you want to disable at any time. Make sure to allow notifications from the Wix app in the settings of your mobile device. Enabling and disabling push notifications Choose which types of notifications you want to receive in your mobile device. When you disable a notification, you have the option to mute it for a specific timeframe or permanently. You can also disable (mute) all notifications at the same time. To enable or disable push notifications: Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Inbox at the bottom. Tap the More Actions icon at the top right. Tap Inbox Settings . Tap Notification Settings . Tap the Allow Push Notifications toggle to enable or disable the relevant notifications: Enabled: You receive push notifications from the notification types of your choice. Tap the toggle next to the relevant notification type to enable or disable it. After disabling a notification, choose how long you want to mute notifications for. Disabled: All notifications are disabled. Select the time frame you want to disable all notifications for. FAQs Click a question to learn more. How do push notifications appear on my mobile device? Push notifications are badges that appear on the top right of the Wix app icon on your mobile device. Note: Wix Inbox and Wix Chat push notifications are not included in the badges that appear on the Wix app icon on your mobile device. Can I see my notifications when I open the Wix app? Yes. Your notification badges appear on the notifications icon at the top right of the Wix app. Note: Wix Inbox and Wix Chat notifications are not included in the badges that appear on the notifications icon in the Wix app. Where can I find the notifications for Wix Inbox and Wix Chat? Notifications for Wix Inbox and Wix Chat appear at the bottom of the Wix app in the Inbox icon. 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: Optimizing SEO Settings Optimize the SEO settings for all your events to boost their visibility on search engines and social media. Optimizing SEO for the Event Details & Registration page By default, the SEO title tag and URL for your Event Details & Registration page are generated from your event name and site name. The page description is automatically pulled from your event content. You can customize the title tag, meta description, and URL to better reflect your event. So by default, this page... ...would look like this in Google search results: To optimize the SEO for Event Details & Registration page: Go to the Published Events tab in your site's dashboard. Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant event. Select Edit SEO Settings . Customize the following SEO settings as needed: Title tag: Add a concise title tag that summarizes the page's topic. This is how the title will appear in search engines results. Meta description: Write a brief meta description summarizing the event. This helps potential attendees decide if it's relevant for them. Note: Search engines may show a different description. URL slug: This is the last part of your page's URL. Only change the URL slug if necessary to reflect the content better. Keep it short, descriptive, and easy to read. Note: If you update the event's URL slug, traffic from the old URL will automatically redirect to the new one. Index status: Click the toggle to choose whether search engines can crawl and index your page: Enabled: The page will be indexed and discoverable in search results. Disabled: The page won't be indexed preventing it from appearing in search results. Click Save . Tip: You can apply changes to multiple event pages at once using your site's SEO Settings . For more detailed editing, go to the Edit by Page tab to manage URL slugs and meta tags for individual pages. Optimizing SEO for social sharing You can customize your Social Share Settings to optimize how your event appears when shared on social media, including the image, title, and description. You can also customize your X (Twitter) settings to display different images and text when shared. Tip: Check out the recommended social share image sizes . To edit the default social share settings: Go to the Published Events tab in your site's dashboard. Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant event. Select Edit SEO Settings . Click the Social share tab. Hover over the event image and select an option: Edit the existing image: Click the Adjust icon to open the Photo Studio. Edit the image and click Save . Replace the image: Click the Change icon . Select an image and click Add to Page . Enter your title in the og:title field. Enter your description in the og:description field. Click X Settings to set a different image and text for X shares: Click the Change icon to select a different image. Choose a card size under Select card size . Add a page title under x:title . Add a page description under x:description . Click Save . Important: If you've recently updated your social share image, we recommend entering your site URL into the Facebook debugger to ensure the most up-to-date information is displayed for your site. For other social networks, use the following tools: X Card Validator Pinterest Debugger LinkedIn Post Inspector FAQs Click on a question below to learn more about editing SEO settings for events. How long does it take for changes to appear in search engine results? Changes to your event’s SEO settings, such as title tags and descriptions, do not appear in search engine results right away. Google must re-crawl your page to update the content in its index. What is the ideal length for an SEO title tag and meta description? For title tags, it's recommended to use 55-65 characters to concisely summarize the page. For meta descriptions, aim for 155-165 characters to provide a brief and relevant description of the event. Can I optimize SEO settings for multiple events at once? Yes, you can apply SEO settings across multiple site pages and events at the same time. Use your site's SEO Settings to streamline the process, and view and edit all URL slugs and meta tags for multiple events at the same time. Learn more about customizing your SEO settings . What is Open Graph (OG) data and why is it important for SEO? Wix automatically adds default SEO meta tags and social share meta tags (also known as Open Graph or og tags) to your pages. These meta tags help search engines and social networks display your pages properly to potential visitors. You can customize these advanced settings according to your needs at any time. What is the Advanced tab in the SEO settings of an event? The Advanced tab in your event’s SEO settings offers additional options to improve your event's visibility on search engines. In this tab, you can access features like Structured data markup , Robots meta tag , and Additional tags , which provide search engines with more context about your event. Note: This section is designed for advanced users. Wix Customer Care assist with changes to your site's structured data. If you encounter issues, refer to our structured data troubleshooting help article . Need help from a professional? You can hire an SEO professional from the Wix Marketplace. 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: Previewing Dynamic Pages Preview dynamic pages in your editor to make sure all the content and elements display correctly. For dynamic item pages, use the Preview toolbar to switch between collection items and see how each page looks, or click Edit item to quickly edit the item you’re viewing. To test your page as visitors will see it, go to Preview mode. To preview dynamic pages in your editor: Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click Pages & Menu on the left side of the editor. Click Dynamic Pages . Click the relevant dynamic page. (Dynamic item pages only) Use the Preview toolbar to switch to other collection items or edit the item you're viewing: Tip: You can click and drag the Move icon to move the toolbar in your editor. Switch to other items: Click the drop-down on the toolbar and select the item you want to view. Edit item: Click Edit item on the toolbar to edit the collection item you're viewing. Click Preview at the top right of your editor to test the page's functionality. Tip: In Preview mode, you can also use the Preview toolbar (item pages only) to view other collection items. Click Back to Editor to return to editing your site or click Publish if you are ready to make your changes go live. Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click Pages on the left side of the editor. Click Dynamic Pages . Click the relevant dynamic page under [Collection_Name] Pages (Dynamic) . (Dynamic item pages only) Use the Preview toolbar to switch to other collection items or edit the item you're viewing: Tip: You can click and drag the Move icon to move the toolbar in your editor. Switch to other items: Click the drop-down on the toolbar and select the item you want to view. Edit item: Click Edit item on the toolbar to edit the collection item you're viewing. Click the Preview icon at the top right of your editor to test the page's functionality. Tip: In Preview mode, you can also use the Preview toolbar (item pages only) to view other collection items. Click Edit Site to return to editing or click Publish if you are ready to make your changes go live. Tip: Learn how to ensure each collection item gets its own unique URL on your dynamic item page. 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 Marketing integrations and tracking Creating Titles With the Wix Title Generator Quickly generate engaging titles and headlines to use in your blog posts, email campaigns, social media and more. Get ahead of your content creation game using the AI-powered Title Generator. A compelling headline or title can improve click-through rate, broaden your audience and increase your potential to monetize your content. To generate a title: Go to the Title Generator . Enter your topic or keywords into the generator. Click Get Your Title . Click the copy icon next to a title to copy it to your clipboard. You can then paste it to your blog, articles, emails etc. (Optional) Select a subject from the drop-down to refine your search results. Tip: Check out the Blog Title Generator and the YouTube Title Generator to get started creating your blog and YouTube titles. 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? Solving performance and technical issues Site Performance: Seeing a Flash of Color As Elements Load When applying media background (image or video) to a page, section or element, site visitors might see a quick flash of color while the background is loading. Usually, the background media loads fast enough that site visitors don't notice the background color. To make this flash of color less visible, you can change the background color of the affected elements. Causes of color flashes It can take longer for image and video backgrounds to load on the live site. If a site visitor is using a slower internet connection, or if the background media is large, a flash of color may appear before the image or video loads. Changing the background color of pages and elements can make this flash less noticeable. We recommend choosing a color as similar as possible to the video or image to improve the experience for site visitors. Changing the background color of site pages If you have added a background image or video to a page in your Wix Editor site, you can change the background color from the Site Design panel. Using the Studio or Harmony Editor? It is not possible to add media to a page background in these editors, so you don't need to worry about this step. To change the page background color: Go to the page in your editor . Click Site Design on the left side of the editor. Click Page background . Click the flap at the top left of the background image preview. Select the shade you want from your site's theme colors , or apply / create a custom color under My colors . Good to know: You can apply this color to all pages with the same the image / video background by clicking Apply to Other Pages at the bottom of the panel. Changing the background color of sections, strips, and cells If you have added an image or video background to a section, you change the color from your editor to match the media's color scheme. Depending on your site builder, you can also change the color of strips or grid cells. Wix Editor When building a site with the Wix Editor, you can change the background color of sections and strips on a page. To change a section's background color: Go to your editor . Right-click the relevant section. Select Change Background . Click the flap at the top left of the background image preview. Select the shade you want from your site's theme colors , or apply / create a custom color under My colors . To change a strip's background color: Go to your editor . Click the strip. Click Change Background . Click the flap at the top left of the background image preview. Select the shade you want from your site's theme colors , or apply / create a custom color under My colors . Studio Editor With the Studio Editor, you can change the background color of sections from the Inspector panel. If you have a grid section, you can also change the background color of each cell. To change a section's background color: Go to your editor . Select the relevant section on the page. Click the Open Inspector icon at the top right of the editor. Click the color box under Color . Select the shade you want from the theme colors, or add / apply a custom color. To change a cell's background color: Go to your editor . Select the relevant cell in the section. Click the Open Inspector icon at the top right of the editor. Click the color box under Background . Select the shade you want from the theme colors, or add / apply a custom color. Note: It is not possible to add an image or video to a cell background. However, you can change the color to match media you attach to the cell. Wix Harmony Editor When building a site with the Wix Harmony Editor, you can change the background color of sections on your page. If your section is divided into a grid, you can also change the background color of specific cells. To change a section's background color: Go to your editor . Click the relevant section. Click Replace Background on the action bar. Click the Color icon . Click the color circle. (In the Color Picker) Choose one of your brand colors or a custom color. Tip: Click the Eyedropper icon to get a specific color from your page. To change a cell's background color: Go to your editor . Click the relevant section. Click the relevant cell. Click Replace Background on the action bar. Click the Color icon . Click the color circle. (In the Color Picker) Choose one of your brand colors or a custom color. Tip: Click the Eyedropper icon to get a specific color from your page. Changing background color of slides Slideshows are an eye-catching, interactive way to showcase media and content on a site. Align the background color of slides with their media to keep a professional, cohesive look. Using the Studio Editor? It is not possible to add media to a slideshow item background or customize slideshow items individually . To change a slide's background color: Go to your editor . Select the slideshow on the page. Click the blue arrows to navigate to the relevant slide. Click Change Slide Background . Click the flap at the top left of the background image preview. Select the shade you want from your site's theme colors , or apply / create a custom color under My colors . 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 Restaurants: Inviting People to Manage Your Restaurant Invite people to help manage your restaurant by assigning them roles based on their responsibilities. Using Roles & Permissions , you can give staff access to handle tasks like managing menus, processing orders, and overseeing reservations. You can assign a predefined role or create custom roles to fit your team’s needs. Inviting people to manage your restaurant Invite people to help manage your restaurant by assigning them a predefined role or create a custom role . Each role includes a set of permissions, allowing you to decide who can make changes to your site and dashboard. For example, a Restaurant Manager can manage menus, orders, and reservations. To invite people: Go to Roles & Permissions in your site's dashboard. Click the Invite Collaborators drop-down and select the relevant option: Invite with email Send an email inviting collaborators to help you manage your restaurant by assigning them a role based on their responsibilities. Enter the collaborator’s email address. Scroll to Restaurant Roles and select the checkbox next to Restaurant Manager . (Optional) Click the checkbox(es) next to additional predefined or custom roles. (Optional) Click + Create Custom Role to define a new role with specific permissions. Click Send Invite . Invite with AI Use our AI assistant to invite collaborators to your site with tailored roles and permissions. Enter your answers to the questions provided (e.g. 'Could you please provide the email addresses of the people you'd like to invite to collaborate on this site?'). When you’re ready, confirm the details to let the AI assistant send the invitations on your behalf. Setting up roles & permissions As a site owner, you can set up and manage the roles and permissions of your collaborators to match your restaurant’s needs. You can either duplicate and modify an existing role or build a new one from scratch. To set up roles & permissions: Go to Roles & Permissions in your site's dashboard. Click Manage Roles . Choose what you want to do: Manage an existing role Modify an existing collaborator role by duplicating it and adjusting its permissions—such as access to restaurant menus, orders, and reservations—to fit your operational needs. Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant role. Click Duplicate & edit . Scroll down to Restaurants and select / deselect the checkbox next to the relevant permissions: Manage Restaurant: Can manage and edit business info, marketing & settings, and menus, orders and reservations. Manage Table Reservation settings: Can edit table reservation settings. Note: This permission depends on the Manage Table Reservations role and automatically adds it if Online Reservations are enabled in your Table Reservations settings . Manage Table Reservations: Can manage and edit table reservations. (Optional) Make additional adjustments as needed to the role . Click Save . Create a custom role Click + Create New Role to provide your collaborators the access they need . Managing site collaborators Manage your site collaborators’ access and responsibilities by assigning roles and locations tailored to your restaurant’s needs. Whether a collaborator manages multiple locations or handles specific tasks, you can: Change their role by selecting one or more predefined or custom roles. Assign them to one or more specific restaurant locations to control where they have access. Remove collaborators when they no longer need access. To manage collaborators: Go to Roles & Permissions in your site's dashboard. Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant collaborator. Select the relevant option: Change role Click Change Role . Select the checkbox(es) next to the relevant role(s). Click Save . Tip: Restaurant roles support location-based management. Assigning them gives collaborators access and permissions for each location. Learn more about roles & permissions for site collaborators. Manage locations You can assign a collaborator to one or more specific locations. For example, if a manager oversees multiple branches, you can give them access to each one. Click Manage locations . Select which location(s) to assign this site collaborator: All locations: Assign access to all locations. Specific locations: Click the Select locations drop-down and select the relevant location. Click Save . Remove collaborator Remove a collaborator's access, so they can no longer log in or make any changes to your site and dashboard. Click Remove collaborator . Click Remove to confirm. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about roles and permissions for your restaurant. Where can I find the permissions available for each role? Go to Roles & Permissions in your site's dashboard. Click Manage Roles . Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant role. Select View all permissions . When done, click Close . What happens if I delete a location? If you delete a location, users will still be able to access data tied to that location under certain conditions: All locations: Collaborators with permissions set to "All locations" will still see the data from the deleted location. Specific locations: Collaborators assigned to the deleted location will retain access to its data. The deleted location will be labeled as 'Deleted' in all applicable product areas (e.g. orders, bookings, menus) to help you identify it clearly. Who can add or remove access to specific locations? The Site Admin (Co-Owner) can manage all locations, as well as invite and assign collaborators to any location. Managers for specific locations can only add or remove locations that they are also assigned to. For example, a collaborator cannot add someone to a location that they do not already have access to. 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 Privacy and GDPR Articles Data Protection Regulations and Your Wix Site Wix.com is 100% committed to data protection. We are aware of privacy regulations being developed worldwide. Some examples of privacy regulations are the CCPA (California Consumer Privacy Act) and LGPD (Brazilian General Data Protection Law). These are similar to the European GDPR . Additionally, some European data protection authorities have recently published new guidelines about the use of cookies and similar technologies. Privacy regulations are meant to provide everyone with more transparency about how their data is being used and stored. Any Wix user or visitor will have greater control over their personal information. Wix.com has the technology to protect your personal data and any data related to your site visitors and members. We will do our best to provide all site owners with the required tools to be compliant with the new regulations: Right to access Right to be deleted Right to opt-out of the sale of personal information Displaying a Cookie Banner on Your Wix Site You are more than welcome to send us feedback and request new features that can help you comply with the applicable laws worldwide. 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 Connecting a domain Domains purchased elsewhere Connecting Your GoDaddy Domain to Wix via Pointing Connect your GoDaddy domain to Wix by updating your DNS records in GoDaddy. Note that when connected via pointing, Wix is unable to help you manage your DNS because the records are hosted at GoDaddy. You'll need to contact GoDaddy if you need help with your DNS. Alternatively, you can connect your domain via name servers to manage your DNS records in your Wix account. Learn more about the differences between connection methods . Before you begin: In order to connect your GoDaddy domain to Wix via pointing, make sure you have: Upgraded your site with a plan Added your domain to your Wix account To connect your GoDaddy domain via pointing: Sign in to your GoDaddy account. Click the user profile icon at the top right and select My Products . Click DNS to the right of your domain. Update the A record that has @ in the Name column. Show me how Click the Edit icon to the right of the A record that has @ in the Name column. Note: If you don't have an A record with @ in the Name column, add one (see below). Enter 185.230.63.107 in the Points to field. Click Save . To add an A record with @ in the Name column (if you don't already have one): Click ADD at the bottom right. Click the Type drop-down and select A . Enter @ in the Host field. Enter 185.230.63.107 in the Points to field. Click Save . 5. Update the CNAME record that has www in the Name column. Show me how Click the Edit icon to the right of the CNAME record that has WWW in the Name column. Note: If you don't have a CNAME record with WWW under Name, create one (see below). In the Points to field, type: pointing.wixdns.net Click Save . To add a CNAME record with WWW in the Name column (if you don't already have one): Click ADD at the bottom right. Click the Type drop-down and select CNAME . Enter www in the Host field. In the Points to field, type: pointing.wixdns.net Click Save . Note: It may take up to 48 hours for the DNS changes to propagate (become live) worldwide. Learn more about domain propagation . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit