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  • Wix POS Register: Allowing Customers to Leave Tips | Wix Expert

    < Back Managing your business Accepting payments on your site Wix POS Register: Allowing Customers to Leave Tips Important: This article is about the Wix POS Register for brick & mortar businesses. If you are using POS on a mobile device , learn more about Mobile POS . Give customers the option of leaving a tip while they're making a purchase. They can select one of the preset tip percentages or, if enabled, enter a custom tip amount. Enabling tipping To start collecting tips, go to the Payments tab, enable tipping, and then customize it to suit your needs. When enabled, customers can choose between set amounts or no tip. You can also allow customers to enter a custom tip percentage. To enable tipping: (On your POS tablet) Tap the Menu icon at the bottom left. Tap Settings . Tap the Payment tab. Click the Collect tips at checkout toggle to enable it. (Optional) Update the default tip percentages. (Optional) Enable or disable the Allow a custom tip amount toggle: Enabled: Customers can enter a tip percentage. Disabled: Customer can only select one of the default tip percentages. Collecting tips during checkout Important: Customers can add tips only when Card or Manual Card Entry are selected as payment methods for the sale. By default, tips are attributed to the cashier processing the sale. After enabling tipping, the tip screen appears during checkout. Once you select a relevant payment method, your tablet displays the tip options. You can flip the screen for customers to choose the tip amount, or enter the tip yourself. To collect tips during checkout: (On your POS tablet) Start a new sale. Select Card or Manual Card Entry as the payment method. Allow a customer to select a tip option: Let your customer enter a tip: Flip the screen so it faces your customer. Allow the customer to make a tip selection. Enter the tip yourself: Ask the customer if they want to add a tip and if so, what percentage or amount. Tap the customer's selection. Complete the sale. Attributing a sale and tip to another staff member By default, tips go to the team member who processes the sale. You can reassign the sale and the tip to a different team member. This is useful when a customer wants to tip the person who provided the service. Before you begin: To be able to attribute tips, make sure to first add team members to your POS . To attribute a sale to a team member: (On your POS tablet) Add items or services to the cart. Tap Actions at the top right. Select Attribute Sale to Team Member . Select the relevant team member. Complete the sale as usual. Partially or fully refunding a tip When refunding an order with a tip, you can refund the full tip or enter a custom amount to refund part of it. You can also refund other fees (for example, shipping or custom fees) with the same method. To partially or fully refund a tip: (On your POS tablet) Tap Sales History on the bottom bar. Tap the order you want to refund. Tap Actions at the top right. Tap Issue Refund . (Optional) Tap the Plus icon next to the product(s) you want to refund. Tip: Tap more than once to refund more than one of the same item. (Optional) Tap the Restock toggle for items that track inventory: Enabled: The inventory for this item increases after the refund is processed (within 3–5 business days). Disabled: Inventory level remains the same. Select the Tip checkbox. Enter the refund amount—either the full tip or a partial amount. (Optional) Select any other extra fees (for example, shipping or custom fees) by tapping their checkbox. You can refund the full amount or enter a custom amount. Tap Next . (Optional) Select a reason for refund. Tap Refund . Important: This cannot be undone. Complete the refund using the on-screen prompts for single or split payments. For step-by-step instructions on refunds for different payment methods, learn more about issuing refunds at your point of sale . FAQs Does the tip appear in my customer's receipt? Yes, the tip appears in the receipt, above the total amount. How can I track how many tips have been collected? To check how much you've collected in tips per team member or to view the total amount of money collected in tips, you can check your Tips Report tab. To access the Tips Report: (On your POS tablet) Tap the Menu icon at the bottom left. Tap Reports . Tap Tips Report . Can I refund a tip from an online order using my POS tablet? Yes, you can refund the tip from an online order using your POS tablet. When a customer places an order online and adds a tip, you can refund the tip fully or partially at your point of sale, just like for in-person orders. Tip: You can also process online order refunds, including tips, from the Orders tab in your site’s dashboard. Learn more about refunding orders on desktop . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

  • Wix Stores: Adding the Privy eComm Marketing App | Wix Expert

    < Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Stores: Adding the Privy eComm Marketing App The Privy third-party app offers a variety of marketing tools to help you boost store sales. Whether you want to recover abandoned carts, send targeted promotional emails, or add pop-ups to your site, Privy can help you grow your business. Tip: Privy offers a 15-day trial period. After the period is up, you can continue with a free plan or upgrade to a paid plan that can handle the number of contacts in your account. App features The Privy eComm Marketing app has several features to help you increase your sales. Build your email list Privy offers 2 ways to grow your email list: Welcome Display: Ask site visitors to join your email list in exchange for discounts, content, or to get exclusive updates. Learn how to set up a welcome display . Cart Savers: Send a cart-saver pop-up that appears when visitors who started the checkout process are about to leave your site. Learn how to set up cart savers . Send newsletters Use Privy to send targeted emails to customers to keep them engaged with your store. You can target by parameters such as: Region Cart value Customer behavior on your site Start by selecting a template and customizing it using the newsletter email editor . Add SMS marketing Grow your cross-channel marketing by adding SMS messaging . Collect customers' phone numbers and ask for consent. Then, send text messages about abandoned carts and more. Adding the Privy app Before you begin: Make sure your site has been upgraded to a Premium plan or Studio plan that allows you to accept payments and has a domain. Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click Add Apps on the left side of the editor. Search for the Privy eComm Marketing 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 Privy eComm Marketing app. Click Add to Site . Dashboard Go to the Wix App Market in your site's dashboard. Use the search bar to find the Privy eComm Marketing app. Click Add to Site . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

  • Wix Studio: Creating and Managing Recurring Invoices | Wix Expert

    < Back Studio, Partners & Enterprise Wix Studio Wix Studio: Creating and Managing Recurring Invoices With Wix Studio, you can set up recurring invoices to simplify and automate the billing process for your clients. Whether you prefer weekly, bi-weekly, monthly, or yearly billing, you can choose the cycle that best aligns with your business needs. Once the first payment is processed, your clients will be automatically charged according to the selected cycle, saving you time and reducing manual billing efforts. Wix Studio makes it easy to manage all your invoices in one place, allowing you to track the status of each payment and stay organized. You’ll have full visibility of upcoming payments, making it easier to follow up if necessary and keep your cash flow steady. Before you begin: Connect a payment method that supports recurring payments , such as Wix Payments. In your Invoices tab, click More Actions at the top right and select Accept Payments . Creating recurring invoices Create recurring invoices to automatically charge your clients for your services on a regular basis. Choose from weekly, bi-weekly, monthly, or yearly billing cycles. Once your client makes the first payment, they’re automatically charged the same amount every billing cycle. To create a recurring invoice: Go to CRM & Client Billing in your Wix Studio workspace. Click the Recurring Invoices tab. (First time only) Click Get Started . Click + New Recurring Invoice at the top right. Set the billing terms: Billing cycle: Choose how often to charge your client ( Weekly , Bi-weekly , Monthly , or Yearly ). Ends after: Choose when to stop the invoices (after 3 occurrences , 6 occurrences , 12 occurrences , Unlimited , or Custom ). Click Next . Enter the following details for the recurring invoice: Due Date: Choose a due date for the invoice. Customer: Choose a client for the invoice. Invoice Title: Enter a title for the invoice. Add the products or services to the recurring invoice: Product or Service: Select a product or service to add to the invoice. Click + Add New to create a new item. Quantity: Enter the quantity of the product or service. Price: Enter a price for the product or service. (Optional) + Add Tax: Add one or two tax rates to the line item. (Optional) + Add Line Item: Add additional products or services to your invoice. (Optional) + Add Discount: Apply a percentage discount to the total amount. Enter additional info for the invoice: Notes: Enter any notes you'd like your client to be aware of. Terms: Enter any terms that apply to this invoice. Choose what you want to do: Preview: View the invoice as your client will see it. Save: Click Save & Close to save the invoice and send it later. Send: Click Send Invoice at the top right to review or edit the email content your client will receive with the invoice. Click Send to finalize and send it. Managing your recurring invoices Keep track of your recurring invoices and monitor payment statuses. You can resend, edit or cancel the recurring invoice. To manage recurring invoices: Go to CRM & Client Billing in your Wix Studio workspace. Click the Recurring Invoices tab. Click the More Actions icon next to the invoice. Select an action: Resend via email , Edit or Cancel the invoice. Tip: Individual invoices generated as part of a recurring invoice series (e.g. January invoice, February invoice, March invoice) can be accessed in the Invoices tab in your Wix Studio workspace. From there, you can perform additional actions, such as sharing an invoice link, recording payment, duplicating an invoice and more. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

  • Wix Blog: Adding a Header to Your Blog Feed | Wix Expert

    < Back Managing your business Building your community Wix Blog: Adding a Header to Your Blog Feed Add a header to your blog feed to help capture your readers' attention right away. A header allows your visitors to understand what the page shows, making your blog more engaging and professional. You can customize the header by changing the color, font and more to match the style of your site. Note: The header is only visible on your blog feed. It is not shown on your blog post page. Step 1 | Add a header to your blog feed First, add a header to your blog feed. Start by accessing your Blog page in the editor. Wix Editor Go to your editor . Go to your Blog page: Click Pages & Menu on the left side of the editor. Click Blog Pages . Click your Blog page. Click the blog element on your page. Click the Plugins icon. Hover over the Category header plugin and click Add . Tip : Switch over to the mobile view to see how the header displays on a mobile. Studio Editor Go to your editor . Go to your Blog page: Click Pages on the left side of the editor. Click your Blog page under Blog Pages . Click the blog element on your page. Click the Plugins icon. Hover over the Category header plugin and click Add . Tip : Switch over to the mobile view to see how the header displays on a mobile. Step 2 | Customize your header Next, customize the header to match your blog style. You can customize the layout and design and select an animation to make your header stand out. To customize your header: Wix Editor Click the blog header element on your page. Choose what you want to customize: Layout Click Header Layout . Click the Display all posts toggle to enable/disable the text on the header. Customize the layout using the options available: Category info: Select the alignment and adjust the content width and spacing of your category info. Image: Select a position for your image and adjust the image height. Padding: Adjust the padding at the top and bottom of your header. Design Click the Design icon . Customize the design using the options available: Fill Color & Opacity: Select a color and adjust the opacity of your header. Apply the glass effect and adjust the intensity of the blur. Border: Change the color and opacity of your border and adjust the width. Corners: Round the corners to make the header more circular. Shadow: Add a shadow to your image to give a 3D effect. Adjust the angle, distance, size and more. Animations Click the Animations icon . Select an animation from the options available. Click Customize . Customize the relevant animation settings, e.g, Motion Style, Direction and Duration. Note: Available customization options vary depending on the animation you choose. Elements Click the Elements icon . Select what appears on your blog header, Image , Title and Description . Presets Click the Presets icon . Select a preset from the available options. Studio Editor Click the blog header element on your page. Choose what you want to customize: Layout Click Header Layout . Click the Display all posts toggle to enable/disable the text on the header. Customize the layout using the options available: Category info: Select the alignment and adjust the content width and spacing of your category info. Image: Select a position for your image and adjust the image height. Padding: Adjust the padding at the top and bottom of your header. Design Customize the design settings in the panel on the right: Fill Color & Opacity: Select a color and adjust the opacity of your header. Apply the glass effect and adjust the intensity of the blur. Border: Change the color and opacity of your border and adjust the width. Corners: Round the corners to make the header more circular. Shadow: Add a shadow to your image to give a 3D effect. Adjust the angle, distance, size and more. Elements Click the Elements icon . Select what appears on your blog header, Image , Title and Description . Presets Click the Presets icon . Select a preset from the available options. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about adding a blog feed header. How do I customize the header for mobile? If you are using the Wix Editor, you can switch to the mobile view to customize the layout for smaller screens and enhance the user experience on mobile devices. For the Studio Editor, you can switch between breakpoints to help create responsive layouts that adjust to different screen sizes for a better user experience. Note: The changes made in the mobile view do not appear on desktop. To customize the header for mobile: Go to your editor . Click the Switch to mobile icon at the top of the Wix Editor or click the relevant breakpoint at the top of the Studio Editor. Click the blog header element in your mobile editor. Customize the header using the options available: Header layout: Enable/disable the display all posts toggle and customize the category info, image and padding of your header. Elements: Select what appears on your blog header, Image , Title and Description . Presets: Select a preset from the options available. Can I use different headers for different blog categories? Yes. The header displays the image, title and description specific to that category, for example, 'Health and Fitness'. You can change what your header displays in the C ategories Tab in your dashboard. To edit your category information: Go to Categories in your site's dashboard. Click Edit next to the relevant category. Edit the information and click Save . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

  • Wix Stores: Setting When Inventory Gets Updated | Wix Expert

    < Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Stores: Setting When Inventory Gets Updated Control whether your inventory quantities update as soon as an order is placed or when you receive payment for that order. Choosing the Best Inventory Update Setting for Your Business When deciding which setting to use, you should consider the following: Which payment provider are you using? Some payment providers take up to 5 days to process payments. In this case, if a customer purchases the last product in stock and your inventory isn't set to update when the order is placed, new customers may successfully purchase out-of-stock products. Tip: We recommend that users with payment providers that do not process payments immediately select the "update when the order is placed" setting. These payment providers include: Boleto, Konbini, and Komoju. Note that payment providers who do usually process payments immediately, such as PayPal, sometimes experience delays. This may occasionally cause out-of-stock items to be purchased, especially if you have a large volume of sales. Are you expecting a spike in traffic? If you have an increase in traffic because of a sale, a holiday season (e.g. Cyber Monday), or as a result of extra exposure, it also increases the likelihood that customers could purchase out-of-stock items if your store is set to the "update only after the order is paid" setting. To prevent this from happening, we recommend temporarily setting inventory to the "update when the order is placed" setting. When traffic reduces to normal levels, you can change the setting back. How likely are you to run out of stock? Take into consideration how much stock you normally have on hand. If you have large quantities of stock that are unlikely to run out - even if you have a spike in sales - you may prefer to use the "update only after the order is paid" setting. On the other hand, if you only keep a small number of each product in stock, and it takes a long time to restock, the "update when the order is placed" setting may be more suitable for your business. What Happens if a Payment is not Completed? If you chose the "update when the order is placed" setting, your inventory reduces as soon as your customer checks out. Then, if you do not receive payment for some reason, the product is re-added to the inventory as soon as Wix Stores receives notification that payment couldn't be completed. Note: If a customer starts to purchase the last item in stock without completing payment, you may see a notification saying that a product is out of stock. However, when trying to locate the relevant order, it won't be found because the customer never completed the sale and the item was re-added to inventory. Learn more about troubleshooting pending and missing orders . Setting When Inventory Quantities Update Go to Store products & inventory settings in your site's dashboard. Select an option under Update store inventory : Only after the order is paid: Inventory is updated as soon as you receive payment. Note: For some payment providers, this can take a few days. When the order is placed: Inventory is updated as soon as the customer checks out. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

  • Wix Mobile POS: Creating Receipts and Invoices in Mobile POS | Wix Expert

    < Back Managing your business Accepting payments on your site Wix Mobile POS: Creating Receipts and Invoices in Mobile POS Important: Wix Mobile POS allows you to make sales from your phone while on the go. To process payments in a physical store, learn more about Wix POS Register . This article is relevant for Wix Stores and Wix Bookings. With Wix Mobile POS, you can create and manage receipts and invoices for your mobile POS sales. There are a variety of ways to send a receipt or an invoice—either automatically or manually—using your mobile device or desktop. This helps you keep accurate records and makes it simple to provide customers with all the details they need. Create a receipt after accepting payment After you accept payment for a sale, you have the option of sending your customer a receipt. If not already added, enter your customer's name and email and then send the receipt by email or text. You can also print your receipt if you have a printer set up. Learn more about setting up receipt printing for Mobile POS . Generate receipts automatically for every paid sale Generate receipts automatically for every paid sale to save time. Note that these receipts will always show a balance of $0.00 since the order is fully paid. Important: To send automatic receipts, you need your customer's email address. Learn how to automatically generate a receipt for every paid sale including POS orders. Manually create and manage receipts Whether or not you send your customer a receipt through your mobile POS at the purchase, you can send one manually from your computer at any time. To send/resend a receipt after a mobile POS sale: Go to Orders in your site's dashboard. Select the relevant order. Click More Actions . Select Create Receipt or View Receipt . Choose how you want to send the receipt to your customer: Click Send via Email . Click More Actions and then click to copy a link or print the receipt. Manually create and manage invoices You can manually create an invoice for any sale, whether it's paid or unpaid. After creating an invoice on desktop, you can manage it using the Wix app . To manually create an invoice for a mobile POS sale: Complete the POS sale. Go to Orders in your site's dashboard. Select the relevant order. Click More Actions . Select Create Invoice and then Create Invoice again to confirm. Choose how you want to send the invoice to your customer: Click Send via Email . Click More Actions and then click to copy a link or print the invoice. Accept payment for invoices If you have set up a mobile POS, you can accept payment for invoices using your card reader or tap to pay. Learn more about accepting payment for invoices . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

  • Bot Visits and Fake Contact Creation Triggering Abandoned Cart Email Automations, Impacting Quotas and Causing Email Marketing Account Suspension | Wix Expert

    < Back Need more help? Known Issues Bot Visits and Fake Contact Creation Triggering Abandoned Cart Email Automations, Impacting Quotas and Causing Email Marketing Account Suspension This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

  • Wix Blog: Managing New Post Notifications to Members and Site Subscribers | Wix Expert

    < Back Managing your business Building your community Wix Blog: Managing New Post Notifications to Members and Site Subscribers Using blog notifications is a great way to build engagement for your blog posts. Every time you create a new post, you'll automatically send a notification to any site visitors who signed up for them. You can send notifications by email or by push notifications to Wix mobile apps. Your visitors can sign up for notifications about new blog posts by: Becoming members of your blog Subscribing to your site through a form on your site Enabling push notifications in the Spaces by Wix app After they sign up, they'll receive notifications based on the settings you choose in your blog's notification settings. Understanding who receives notifications Active members of your site and subscribers receive blog post notifications. However, they can become inactive if they don't open a number of post notifications in a row. To become active again, they can open any of their recent unopened post notifications. The following contacts do not receive notifications: Contacts whose email address is incorrect or out of date in your contacts list. Contacts who previously marked a notification email from you as spam . Contacts who Wix previously tried to email, but the address was undeliverable. Contacts who unsubscribed from your notifications using the link in an email or the Settings page on their Member Account. Contacts using a different language on your site to the post's language. For example, if you have an English language site but you have contacts who are in a different locale, the email will only go to English language contacts or contacts with no location indicated. Members you have blocked. Post authors do not receive notifications for the own posts. Inactive contacts. Learn more about active and inactive contacts . Adding a subscribe form You can add a subscribe form to your site so that your visitors can get notifications by adding their email address. Everyone who signs up using the form is automatically added as a subscriber in your Contact List. Learn more about subscribe forms . To add a subscribe form: Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click Add Elements on the left side of the editor. Click Contact & Forms . Click Subscribe . Select a form and drag it onto your site. Click Publish . Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click Add Elements on the left side of the editor. Click Contact & Forms . Click Subscribe . Select a form and drag it onto your site. Click Publish . Wix Harmony Editor Go to your editor . Click + Add at the top left of the editor. Click the Arrow icon to navigate to the Form & Contact category. Click the Subscribe form you want to use, or drag it to position it on the page. Sending automated email notifications Notify your site members about new posts by sending automated emails directly to their inbox. Email notifications are sent to all site members, or only to members who follow specific authors in the Members Area. You control these notifications through Wix Automations in your site dashboard. To send email notifications: Go to Blog in your site's dashboard. Click the More Actions drop-down and select Blog settings . Click Manage next to Manage your notifications & emails . Choose what you want to do: Create a new automation: Learn how to create an automation . Edit an existing automation: Learn how to edit an existing automation . Note: Because this automation is added for you, parts of the automation cannot be customized. For more customization options, duplicate this automation or create a new one . Sending push notifications Push notifications are sent as alerts to members who use the Spaces by Wix app or your site's Native mobile app and have enabled notifications on their device. As the site owner, you can choose which notifications are sent to your members. However, individual site members can manage their own notification settings and disable notifications if they prefer not to receive them. Learn how to create and send push notifications . FAQs Click a question below to learn more about managing new post notifications. Can I send notifications just for specific posts? No. Currently, it's not possible to send notifications for specific posts. Vote for this feature Can I send notifications to specific members only? No. It is not possible to send notifications to specific members only. Any notifications you send, such as blog updates or announcements, are delivered to all members. However, you can reach out to them separately through email. Can members customize their email notification settings? Yes. All blog email notifications include a link to unsubscribe in the footer of the email. Members or subscribers can click this link to stop receiving future notifications from your blog. Alternatively, members can log into your live site and go to their account settings to customize their notifications. To customize your email notification settings as a member: Log in to the live site as a site member. Click your profile image and select My Account . Click the Settings tab. Click Unsubscribe . Enable/disable the relevant toggles under Blog : Posts or comments are liked: Enable the toggle to receive notifications when your posts or comments are liked by other members. Comments on posts: Enable the toggle to receive notifications when members add comments to your posts. Can members customize their push notification settings? Yes. Using a member app, Spaces by Wix or Native mobile app, members can choose to unsubscribe from notifications completely or stay subscribed but choose what notifications they want to receive. To customize your push notification settings as a member: Open your member app. Tap the relevant site. Tap My Profile . Tap Notifications under Settings . Tap the relevant site. Tap Push . Tap the Allow Push Notifications toggle to enable or disable it: Enabled: Choose what notifications you want to receive by enabling or disabling the relevant toggles. Disabled: Notifications are muted for a specific amount of time or permanently. Can I customize the email notifications sent to subscribers? Yes. You can customize the email notifications that are sent to subscribers . Why are my blog notifications not being sent to all subscribers? There could be a number of reasons why this is happening. Checking each of the points below can help you identify and resolve the issue. Email notifications: Incorrect email addresses: Look through the list of email addresses in your contact list . Check for addresses that look misspelled, or incomplete for example, missing '@', typos, or blank entries. Correct or remove any obvious errors. Unsubscribed contacts: Ensure all contacts are marked as 'subscribed' and identify contacts with labels like 'bounced' and 'invalid'. These contacts do not receive your notifications often because of typos, their inbox is full, or the address no longer exists. Emails are marked as spam: Ask your subscribers to check their spam or junk folder and mark your blog notifications as 'Not Spam' if they find them there. Email marketing limit: Wix sets a monthly send limit for marketing emails and notifications, depending on your plan. If you reach your limit, some notifications may not be sent. Learn more about your email marketing allowance . Push notifications: Ask members to enable push notifications: Some members may have turned off their notifications in their settings. Reach out to your members and ask them to enable push notifications for the members app in their profile settings of their mobile device. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

  • Wix's Data Processing Agreement for Wix Users | Wix Expert

    < Back Privacy and GDPR Articles Wix's Data Processing Agreement for Wix Users Our users' privacy is of extreme importance to us here at Wix and we are fully committed to protect their personal information and use it properly. The DPA (Data Processing Agreement) is a public and binding document between Wix and its users, where each party agrees to process personal data only within the purposes and instructions set forth therein. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

  • Wix Harmony Editor: Working with DOM Order | Wix Expert

    < Back Using the Wix Harmony Editor Structuring your site Wix Harmony Editor: Working with DOM Order The Document Object Model (DOM) order refers to how your site pages are structured. It determines the loading and selection order of your page's elements—which comes first, then second, and so on. Having a clear, logical DOM order can optimize your site in a number of ways. Use the information in this article to learn more about why DOM is important, and how you can work with it. Why DOM order is important Site DOM is the loading and reading order of elements on site pages, and can impact your site's: Accessibility: Some site visitors may use the Tab key, a screen reader, or other assistive technologies to navigate your site. These technologies rely on the DOM order to know the order to select or read elements. Performance: DOM determines the sequence in which elements load on a site. If it doesn't match the visual order of elements, it can impact the site's loading (e.g. it may cause the page's layout to shift as the content loads). Search results ranking: Search engines use DOM to determine the order in which a site is crawled (left to right, and top to bottom). An unorganized or incorrect DOM may cause the search engine to 'read' the content in the wrong order, and misunderstand the content. Want to test your site's DOM order? You can test out the automatic DOM order of a Wix site by using your keyboard's Tab key or a screen reader on the live version of the site. Manually adjusting the DOM order Wix automatically organizes your site's DOM order by default—keeping page content optimized for performance and ranking. However, you can manually adjust the DOM order of specific sections and containers. To disable auto DOM: Go to your editor . Click the Layers icon at the bottom left of the editor. (In the Layers panel) Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant section or container. Click On next to Optimize DOM Order to disable it. Drag and drop the relevant elements into the order you want. Adjusting DOM order in the Accessibility Wizard You may be prompted to automatically organize DOM order in the Accessibility Wizard . This can appear under specific pages, or for the overall site: Site level issues: Different languages have different reading directions (e.g. French reads left-to-right, and Arabic reads right-to-left). This task is displayed when the reading direction of the site's language is not aligned with the visual order of your elements. Page issues: This task is displayed when DOM is disabled on at least one of the page's sections or containers. To organize DOM order with the wizard: Go to your editor . Click your site’s name at the top left of the editor. Scroll down to Accessibility and click Fix Issues . Click Scan Site . Organize the DOM order with the task type: Site level: Select the Site level drop-down. Page level: Click the relevant page collection (e.g. Main Pages, Store Pages). Click the specific page. Click the Organize DOM order drop-down. Select Automatically (recommended) . Click Apply . (Optional) Check the visual display of site elements to ensure they're aligned. Where does Wix get its accessibility information? We make recommendations as per the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) document , which has been developed by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) . We've based our guidelines on the following success criteria: Meaningful sequence (1.3.2) Focus order (2.4.3) This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

  • Wix Pro Gallery: Adding and Managing Media in the Wix Mobile Apps | Wix Expert

    < Back Managing your media Using the Pro Gallery Wix Pro Gallery: Adding and Managing Media in the Wix Mobile Apps Using the Wix app or Studio app, you can manage all your galleries on the go. You can quickly and easily add new images to your gallery, reorder images, share your gallery with others, and more. Adding media to a gallery You can add media to your gallery any time using the mobile apps. This is a great way to capture images and videos in the moment and upload them on the go. Wix app Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Gallery . Tap the More Actions icon next to the relevant gallery. Tap Manage Media . Tap Add Media . Tap All Media and choose where you'd like to upload your media from: Site media , Device , Free by Wix , etc. Select the relevant file(s) and tap Next . (Optional) Tap Edit and use the tools at the bottom to edit the file. Then tap Save and repeat for each file you want to edit. Tap Next . Wix Studio app Go to the relevant workspace in the Wix Studio app. Tap Sites at the bottom. Scroll through the site list and tap the relevant site, or enter the site name in the search bar at the top. Tap Manage at the top. Tap Gallery . Tap the More Actions icon next to the relevant gallery. Tap Manage Media . Tap Add Media . Tap All Media and choose where you'd like to upload your media from: Site media , Device , Free by Wix , etc. Select the relevant file(s) and tap Next . (Optional) Tap Edit and use the tools at the bottom to edit the file. Then tap Save and repeat for each file you want to edit. Tap Next . Viewing and managing your galleries While on the move, you may want to add or update the galleries on your site. You can manage the settings of all galleries directly from the mobile apps. Wix app Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Gallery . Hide, show, and reorder galleries Tap the Settings icon and choose what you want to do: Show / hide galleries: Tap the Show / Hide icon next to the relevant gallery. Reorder galleries: Tap the Reorder icon next to the relevant gallery and drag it to your desired location. Note: Hiding your gallery hides it from site members on the Spaces by Wix app, not your desktop site. Tap Save . Search through and select a gallery The Wix app filters your galleries by all galleries, those displayed, those hidden and those created on the app. Tap the All Galleries drop-down. Tap an option to filter your galleries: All Galleries , Displayed , Hidden , or Mobile . View gallery items, manage gallery settings, and manage media Tap the More Actions icon next to the relevant gallery. Choose what you want to do: View Gallery: View the photos of the gallery. Manage Media : Hold, drag and drop to change the order of gallery items. Manage Settings : Rename, and adjust the sharing, downloading, and display settings. Tap Save in the top right to apply your changes. Create a gallery in the app Tap + Create Gallery at the bottom. Add your media and tap Next at the top right. Tap Next again. Type a title for your gallery in the Title field. Tap Create . Delete a gallery It is only possible to delete a gallery created in the Wix app. To delete a gallery created in the editor, head to the editor. To delete a gallery created in the app: Tap the More Actions icon next to the relevant gallery. Tap Delete Gallery . Tap Delete to confirm. Wix Studio app Go to the relevant workspace in the Wix Studio app. Tap Sites at the bottom. Scroll through the site list and tap the relevant site, or enter the site name in the search bar at the top. Tap Manage at the top. Tap Gallery . Hide, show, and reorder galleries Tap the Settings icon and choose what you want to do: Show / hide galleries: Tap the Show / Hide icon next to the relevant gallery. Reorder galleries: Tap the Reorder icon next to the relevant gallery and drag it to your desired location. Note: Hiding your gallery hides it from site members on the Spaces by Wix app, not your desktop site. Tap Save . Search through and select a gallery The Wix app filters your galleries by all galleries, those displayed, those hidden and those created on the app. Tap the All Galleries drop-down. Tap an option to filter your galleries: All Galleries , Displayed , Hidden , or Mobile . View gallery items, manage gallery settings, and manage media Tap the More Actions icon next to the relevant gallery. Choose what you want to do: View Gallery: View the photos of the gallery. Manage Media : Hold, drag and drop to change the order of gallery items. Manage Settings : Rename, and adjust the sharing, downloading, and display settings. Tap Save in the top right to apply your changes. Create a gallery in the app Tap + Create Gallery at the bottom. Add your media and tap Next at the top right. Tap Next again. Type a title for your gallery in the Title field. Tap Create . Delete a gallery It is only possible to delete a gallery created in the Wix app. To delete a gallery created in the editor, head to the editor. To delete a gallery created in the app: Tap the More Actions icon next to the relevant gallery. Tap Delete Gallery . Tap Delete to confirm. Managing media in a gallery You can manage the media inside a specific gallery from the mobile apps. Update your gallery on the go, by adding new images or videos, adding titles and descriptions and choosing where newly added items go. Wix app Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Gallery . Tap the More Actions icon next to the relevant gallery. Tap Manage Media and choose what you want to do: Reorder gallery items Hold, drag and drop to change the order of gallery items. Change the item's title / description Tap the item and type your title and description in the relevant fields. Tap Save . Choose where new items should go Tap the Settings icon on the top right. Select the checkbox next to your choice. Tap Save . Delete media Tap the relevant item. Tap Delete at the bottom. Tap Delete to confirm. Wix Studio app Go to the relevant workspace in the Wix Studio app. Tap Sites at the bottom. Scroll through the site list and tap the relevant site, or enter the site name in the search bar at the top. Tap Manage at the top. Tap Gallery . Reorder gallery items Hold, drag and drop to change the order of gallery items. Change the item's title / description Tap the item and type your title and description in the relevant fields. Tap Save . Choose where new items should go Tap the Settings icon on the top right. Select the checkbox next to your choice. Tap Save . Delete media Tap the relevant item. Tap Delete at the bottom. Tap Delete to confirm. Tip: Tap Select to select and delete multiple images. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about managing galleries in the Wix mobile apps. Will galleries I add in the mobile apps also be added to my desktop and mobile sites? Galleries created in the mobile apps are only visible in the mobile apps. However, the photos uploaded to them will appear in the site's Media Manager. Which features are not customizable from the mobile apps? The following pro gallery features in the Wix app are controlled by the pro gallery's settings in the desktop editor: The behavior of an image on click Heart icon Learn how to customize these settings Can I add a title to my pro gallery? You can add a title to your gallery in the mobile apps. The title is, however, only visible to Spaces by Wix app users. If you would like to be able to add a title to a pro gallery on your live site, vote for that feature . To give your gallery a title in the Wix app: Tap the More Actions icon next to the relevant gallery. Tap Manage Settings. Tap the Gallery Name field and enter your gallery title. Tap Save . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

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