< Back Managing your business Building your community Wix Groups: About Analytics Reports With Wix Analytics, you can track your groups' success. Understand the ways members engage with your group. Identify the group posts that are getting the most interaction and your most active members. Explore trends in member behavior and see which time of day has the most engagement. Definitions for Groups reports: Engagement - The sum of reactions, shares and comments a post received. Engaged members - The total number of people that posted, left a comment or a reaction. New paying members - Paying members who joined during the selected time period. To access your Groups reports: Go to Reports in your site's dashboard. Scroll down to the Groups section. Select the relevant report. Identify your best posts Your Top Group Posts report highlights the best-performing posts. Discover the types of conversations and topics that interest your members. Track comments and reactions for each post to identify the most popular ones. View the total comments and reactions on the date you publish each post. Tip: Click the Post URL to view the post on your live site (make sure you're logged in). Get to know your active members The Top Group Members report displays the group members who are most active. Check the number of comments, posts, and reactions per member. Check out activity trends The Groups Activity over Time report displays the changes in your groups’ traffic and engagement over time. Compare activity trends over different time periods. Find the most popular days to share new posts. Use this report to track unique visitors over a desired period. Compare group visits by day. View total engaged members who posted, commented, or reacted. See how many paying members joined in a selected period. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about the different capabilities of your Groups reports. Can I customize my reports? Yes. You can customize each report in a variety of ways. For example, compare different date ranges, find more filters to see available information and manage which collaborators can see your reports. Can I automate reports instead of manually pulling the data? Yes. Click the Subscribe icon next to the relevant report and customize your settings. How can I download a report? Click the Download icon next to relevant report and select your desired format. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ 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: Renaming Your Site From the Wix app, you can change the name of your site on the go. Changing the name of your site in the Wix app also updates it in your site dashboard. To rename a site: Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Mobile App . Tap Edit . Tap Change Header Design . Tap Customize . Enter the new site name under Title . Tap Save . Tip: Edit the details and design of your header such as adding a catchy tagline, your business logo and a cover photo. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Managing your customers Wix Automations: Troubleshooting Formula Field If you are experiencing issues when customizing a formula field, see our solutions below. Click an error message below to find out how to resolve it: Enter all of the function’s required arguments according to its structure You will see this error message when one or more arguments are missing from the function. To fix this, check the function structure and add any missing arguments. Once all arguments have been added correctly, the error symbol will disappear. Enter a valid syntax for the expression Syntax refers to the structure and rules of the expression, like properly placed punctuation and symbols. You will see this error message when the function structure is broken. To fix this, make sure all semi-colons and brackets are where they need to be. Once the expression's structure is fixed, the error symbol will disappear. The expression output type must match the field type Each field selected has an expected output type (e.g. number, text). Using the wrong type can result in errors. You will see this error message when the field type is not the output type that is expected in the expression. To fix this, make sure to adjust the expressions to match the expected field types. Once the expressions are fixed, the error symbol will disappear. All arguments’ type must match the functions’ expected input type You will see this error message when one of the provided arguments is not from the type that the function expects to get. To fix this, replace the argument or try to cast it with casting functions to the expected type. Once all arguments match the expected function types, the error symbol will disappear. Note: To 'cast' means to convert data into a different type. For example, you can use a casting function to turn text into a number. Invalid date format Dates must be formatted as 'Year-month-date' (e.g. 2023-10-25). You will see this error message when you manually added a date that does not match the required date format. To fix this, use the date picker to select a date which will automatically add the date in the correct format. Once the date has been adjusted to meet the required format, the error symbol will disappear. Only use properties that are available in the automation data You will see this error message when you select a property that is no longer available in the automation data. For example, if you selected a property from a trigger but later replaced the trigger, the original properties may no longer exist. To fix this, replace the unavailable property with a valid one from the current automation data. Once new properties have been selected, the error symbol will disappear. This field type can only receive one value from the expression You will see this error message when adding more than one expression separated only by spaces. To fix this, adjust the expression so that there is only one value as an input. Once the expression has been fixed, the error symbol will disappear. What information should I include if I need to reach out for assistance? For us to best assist you, it helps to have the following information ready: The name or URL of your Wix site The name and version of the web browser you're using The name and version of your computer's operating system A screenshot of the error This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ 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/ Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Adding a Hotel Availability Calendar to Your Site Important: This article refers to the original Wix Hotels app. If you are using the new Wix Hotels by HotelRunner, read this article . Learn how to check which version of Wix Hotels you are using . Add a calendar to any page of your site to show your hotel availability. Customers can click the Show Availability For drop-down menu to select which room they want to view. To add a calendar: Click Wix Hotels app inside the Editor. Click Settings . Click the Add-Ons tab icon. Click Add to Site drop-down menu next to the Calendar . Select the page you want to place the calendar on. Drag the calendar to where you want it to appear on the page. Tip: Click here to learn how to change the design of the calendar. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Bookings: Managing Clients with Appointments Through your Booking Calendar In your booking calendar, you can keep track of who pays and who attends an appointment at your business. You can also cancel sessions and issue refunds when necessary. Marking attendance Mark attendance and no-shows at your appointments within the booking calendar. Keeping track of attendance can help you make decisions about how you offer appointments. Dashboard Go to Booking Calendar in your site's dashboard. Click the relevant appointment in your calendar. Click the Booked drop-down and select the relevant option: Booked: The client who booked the appointment hasn't arrived yet. Checked-In: The client has arrived at the appointment and checked in. No-Show: The client didn't arrive for their appointment. If relevant, you can apply a no-show fee to charge for the missed session. Note: This option is only available for classes that include cancellation and no-show fees in their booking policy . Wix app Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Booking Calendar . Tap the relevant appointment in your calendar. Tap the Booked drop-down and select the relevant option: Check-In: The client has arrived at the appointment and checked in. No-Show: The client didn't arrive for their appointment. If you want to charge a no-show fee , tap Apply Fee . Wix Studio app Go to your site in the Wix Studio app. Tap Manage . Tap Booking Calendar . Tap the relevant appointment in your calendar. Tap the Booked drop-down and select the relevant option: Check-In: The client has arrived at the appointment and checked in. No-Show: The client didn't arrive for their appointment. If you want to charge a no-show fee , tap Apply Fee . Collecting a payment from your client Collect a payment by completing the checkout for unpaid or partially paid appointments. Dashboard Go to Booking Calendar in your site's dashboard. Click the relevant appointment in your calendar. Click Go to Checkout . Click Save & Collect Payment . (Optional) Add a tip: Select an amount or add a Custom amount . (Optional) Click Manage tip distribution to redistribute the tips among your staff . Choose how you want to collect the payment from your client . Wix app Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Booking Calendar . Tap the relevant appointment in your calendar. Tap Collect Payment at the bottom of the screen and choose how you want to collect payment from your client . Wix Studio app Go to your site in the Wix Studio app. Tap Manage . Tap Booking Calendar . Tap the relevant appointment in your calendar. Tap Collect Payment at the bottom of the screen and choose how you want to collect payment from your client . Canceling appointments and issuing refunds Depending on your payment provider, you can issue full refunds while canceling an appointment in the bookings calendar. Charging a cancellation fee? Charge the cancellation fee first. Then, go to the Order tab to process the refund for the paid session. Dashboard Go to Booking Calendar in your site's dashboard. Click the appointment you want to cancel. Click the More Actions icon next to the session name and select Cancel . Follow the steps below depending on the type of session you are canceling: Individually paid sessions (without cancellation fees) (Optional) Select the Notify client via SMS checkbox to send an SMS notification. (Optional) Select the Notify client via email checkbox and add a message for your customer. (Optional) Select the Mark as refunded checkbox to refund your customer. Click Cancel Session . Click Mark as Refunded to confirm the refund. Individually paid sessions (with cancellation fees) (Optional) Select the Apply cancellation fee checkbox to charge a cancellation fee. (Optional) Select the Notify client via SMS checkbox to send an SMS notification. (Optional) Select the Notify client via email checkbox and add a message for your client. Click Cancel Ses sion . (Optional) Edit the cancellation fee. Note: You cannot charge more than the fee stated in the policy Click Confirm Fee & Continue . Click View Order . Click Issue refund . Enter the refund details: Refund amount: Enter the amount to refund your client. Reason for Refund (optional): Select a reason for this refund. Note: Your answer appears only in the order's activity section. Send a confirmation email to customer: Send your customer an email confirming the refund and amount. Add a personal note in the email (optional) : Add a personal note to your customer Click Continue . Click Mark as Refunded . Note: This cannot be undone. Sessions paid using a plan (Optional)Select the Apply cancellation fee checkbox to charge a cancellation fee. (Optional) Select the Notify client via SMS checkbox to send an SMS notification. (Optional) Select the Notify client via email checkbox and add a message for your client. (Optional) Select the Credit session back to client's plan checkbox to credit back the session. Click Cancel Session . (Optional) Edit the cancellation fee. Note: You cannot charge more than the fee stated in the policy. Click Confirm Fee & Continue . Click Collect Payment and choose how you want to collect payment from your client . Click Issue Session Credit to confirm. Wix app Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Booking Calendar . Tap the More Actions icon next to the relevant appointment. Tap Cancel . Follow the steps below depending on the type of session you are canceling: Individually paid sessions (without cancellation fee) (Optional) Tap the Mark as refunded checkbox to refund the customer. (Optional) Tap the Notify client with an email checkbox and add a message for your customer. Tap Cancel Appointment at the bottom of the screen. Choose what you want to do: Mark as Refunded: Tap Mark as Refunded to issue a refund. Continue Without Refund: Tap Continue Without Refund to close this message without refunding. Individually paid sessions (with cancellation fee) (Optional) Tap the Apply cancelation fee checkbox to charge a cancelation fee. (Optional) Tap the Notify client with an email checkbox and add a message for your customer. Tap Cancel Appointment at the bottom of the screen. Tap Confirm Fee & Continue . Tap the More Actions icon at the top of the screen. Tap Issue refund . (Optional) Offer partial refunds: Tap Edit Amount . Enter the relevant amount you want to refund. Tap Apply . Tap Next . (Optional) Select the reason you provided a refund from the Refund Reason drop-down. (Optional) Notify your customer: Enable the Send a confirmation email toggle. Enter a note to your customer. The note appears in the confirmation email. Tap Next . Tap Issue Refund to confirm. Note: You cannot undo this action. Sessions paid using a plan (Optional) Select the Credit session back to client's plan checkbox to credit the customer. (Optional) Tap the Notify client with an email checkbox to send the customer a cancellation email. Tap Cancel Appointment at the bottom of the screen. Choose what you want to do: Issue Session Credit: Tap Issue Session Credit to issue a credit. Continue Without Crediting: Tap Continue Without Crediting to close this message without issuing a credit. Sessions paid using a plan (with cancellation fee) (Optional)Select the Apply cancellation fee checkbox to charge a cancellation fee. (Optional) Select the Send cancelation email checkbox and add a message for your client. (Optional) Select the Credit session back to client's plan checkbox to credit back the session. Tap Cancel Session . (Optional) Edit the cancellation fee. Note: You cannot charge more than the fee stated in the policy. Tap Confirm Fee & Continue . Tap Collect Payment at the bottom of the screen and choose how you want to collect payment from your client . Tap Issue Session Credit to confirm. Wix Studio app Go to your site in the Wix Studio app. Tap Manage . Tap Booking Calendar . Tap the More Actions icon next to the relevant appointment. Tap Cancel . Follow the steps below depending on the type of session you are canceling: Individually paid sessions (without cancellation fee) (Optional) Tap the Mark as refunded checkbox to refund the customer. (Optional) Tap the Notify client with an email checkbox and add a message for your customer. Tap Cancel Appointment at the bottom of the screen. Choose what you want to do: Mark as Refunded: Tap Mark as Refunded to issue a refund. Continue Without Refund: Tap Continue Without Refund to close this message without refunding. Individually paid sessions (with cancellation fee) (Optional) Tap the Apply cancelation fee checkbox to charge a cancelation fee. (Optional) Tap the Notify client with an email checkbox and add a message for your customer. Tap Cancel Appointment at the bottom of the screen. Tap Confirm Fee & Continue . Tap the More Actions icon at the top of the screen. Tap Issue refund . (Optional) Offer partial refunds: Tap Edit Amount . Enter the relevant amount you want to refund. Tap Apply . Tap Next . (Optional) Select the reason you provided a refund from the Refund Reason drop-down. (Optional) Notify your customer: Enable the Send a confirmation email toggle. Enter a note to your customer. The note appears in the confirmation email. Tap Next . Tap Issue Refund to confirm. Note: You cannot undo this action. Sessions paid using a plan (Optional) Select the Credit session back to client's plan checkbox to credit the customer. (Optional) Tap the Notify client with an email checkbox to send the customer a cancellation email. Tap Cancel Appointment at the bottom of the screen. Choose what you want to do: Issue Session Credit: Tap Issue Session Credit to issue a credit. Continue Without Crediting: Tap Continue Without Crediting to close this message without issuing a credit. Sessions paid using a plan (with cancellation fee) (Optional)Select the Apply cancellation fee checkbox to charge a cancellation fee. (Optional) Select the Send cancelation email checkbox and add a message for your client. (Optional) Select the Credit session back to client's plan checkbox to credit back the session. Tap Cancel Session . (Optional) Edit the cancellation fee. Note: You cannot charge more than the fee stated in the policy. Tap Confirm Fee & Continue . Tap Collect Payment at the bottom of the screen and choose how you want to collect payment from your client . Tap Issue Session Credit to confirm. Tap Issue Session Credit to confirm. Managing clients' details Click on any appointment in the booking calendar and select the client to view their contact card. Here, you can see their previous bookings, store important documents they shared and save notes about your client. You can also chat to your clients and send them service links or coupons. Dashboard Go to Booking Calendar in your site's dashboard. Click the relevant appointment in your calendar. Click the name of your client to open their contact card. Choose what you want to do: Click the Edit icon to edit the client's contact info (e.g. email, phone number, address). Click the Overview tab to manage your client's appointments and details, such as updating their contact information , add a label to help organize contacts, link the contact to a workflow , and more. Note: You might see different options depending on the Wix features you use. Click Inbox tab to see your contact's activity history, and you can send a chat message, email, and SMS to your contact. Learn more about viewing and editing your clients' information . Wix app Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Booking Calendar . Tap the relevant appointment in your calendar. Tap the name of your client to open their contact card. Choose what you want to do: Tap Message to see your contact's activity history, and you can send a chat message, email, and SMS to your contact. Learn more about messaging clients on your Wix app here . Tap Invite to invite your contact to become a member of your members app. Tap the Manage tab to manage your client, such as booking a new appointment , creating a pay link, selling another package , and more. Tap the Info tab to update your client's contact information (e.g. email, phone number, and address). Note: You might see more options depending on the Wix features you use. Wix Studio app Go to your site in the Wix Studio app. Tap Manage . Tap Booking Calendar . Tap the relevant appointment in your calendar. Tap the name of your client to open their contact card. Choose what you want to do: Tap Message to see your contact's activity history, and you can send a chat message, email, and SMS to your contact. Learn more about messaging clients on your Wix app here . Tap Invite to invite your contact to become a member of your members app. Tap the Manage tab to manage your client, such as booking a new appointment , creating a pay link, selling another package , and more. Tap the Info tab to update your client's contact information (e.g. email, phone number, and address). Note: You might see more options depending on the Wix features you use. Managing client checkout Run a full checkout for clients from your site’s dashboard. You can create new sales on the spot or add details to unpaid or partially paid appointments. Note: New appointments are set for today. You can change the date or time anytime in your calendar. Go to Booking Calendar in your site's dashboard. Choose what you want to do: Edit an unpaid or partially paid appointment Add details to unpaid or partially paid appointments. For example, apply a discount or add a tip to an existing appointment during checkout to update details or complete a payment. Click the relevant booking. Click Go to Checkout . Add the relevant option(s) from the Checkout panel on the right: Item : Click + Add Item . Select the relevant option. Click Apply . (Optional) If needed, change the staff member then click Apply . Discount: Click + Add discount . Enter the Discount reason . Enter the Amount . (Optional) Click + Add Another Discount . Tip: Click + Add tip . Select an amount or add a Custom amount . (Optional) Click Manage tip distribution to redistribute the tips among your staff . Click Save & Collect Payment . Choose how you want to collect the payment from your client . Add a quick sale Adding a quick sale lets you process a checkout instantly without creating a full appointment. Click the Add dropdown and select Quick Sale . (If relevant) Choose a location, then click Apply . Add a new client or choose an existing one. Click the relevant tab and choose what you want to add: Appointment: Select the relevant service to add an appointment or schedule multi-service appointments . Class: Select the relevant class session . Course: Select the relevant course session . Product: Select the relevant product(s). Custom charge: Add a custom item that is not in your catalog. Enter What are you charging for? (Optional) Enter Additional info . Add the Price . Gift Card: Sell a gift card to a new or existing customer. Click Apply . (Optional) Add the relevant details: Discount: Click + Add discount . Enter the Discount reason . Enter the Amount . (Optional) Click + Add Another Discount . Tip: Click + Add tip . Select an amount or add a Custom amount . (Optional) Click Manage tip distribution to redistribute the tips among your staff . When ready, click Save & Collect Payment . Choose how you want to collect the payment from your client . FAQs Click a question below to learn more about managing appointment clients. Can I offer a partial refund for an appointment? Yes, you can issue partial refunds for appointments by going to the relevant appointment in your Orders tab. Can I see a client's full booking history on my Wix app? Yes. Click on the relevant client's name and tap See All under Agenda to see the client's complete booking history with you. Can I add notes or extra information to a client's profile? Yes, you can. To add a note for a client, click Add task so you can follow up with this client. You can also add a note with extra information about the client. Learn more about creating tasks and reminders . What can I do if I want to charge the cancellation fee but also refund the order? In this case, you need to first charge the fees and the order and then issue a refund for the order . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Advanced features CMS CMS: About Dataset Click Actions for Buttons and Images When connecting a button or image to a dataset , choose what action occurs when visitors click the element. The list of available actions varies depending on the dataset mode and whether you connect to a regular dataset or a dynamic page dataset. Learn more about all the available dataset click actions below. Editing actions Use dataset editing actions to create custom CMS forms that are built with input elements that submit to your collection. These actions include 'Submit', 'New', 'Revert', and 'Delete'. View details about each dataset editing action below: Submit Use the 'Submit' click action to save information to your collection that visitors provide in input elements . Learn how to create a custom form using input elements that saves to your CMS collection. Notes: Set the dataset mode to Write or Read & Write to allow visitors to submit new items or update existing items. If the dataset mode is set to: Write: The 'Submit' action adds the input values to a new item in your collection. Read & Write: The 'Submit' action updates the input values of the existing collection item that is being read by the dataset. Set the collection permissions to Collect content or Advanced to allow visitors to add content to your collection. New Use the 'New' click action to submit values from the dataset's connected input elements to your collection and then reset the inputs so they can accept new values. Set the dataset mode to Read & Write to use the 'New' action to either add new items or update existing items in your collection. In this mode, the inputs display the current values of an existing item. If you edit these values and click 'New', the updated values replace the existing item's values. After this, the inputs reset. If you fill them out again and click 'New', the input values create a new item in your collection. Learn more about managing collection content from your live site . Notes: Set the dataset mode to Read & Write to allow visitors to use 'New' buttons. Set the collection permissions to Collect content or Advanced to allow visitors to add or update content in your collection. Revert Use the 'Revert' action to let visitors click to undo any selections or edits they've made to the input elements. The 'Revert' action resets the values of the dataset's connected input elements that have not yet been submitted to your collection. This is a great way for visitors quickly reset their custom CMS form selections and start over from scratch filling out the form. Notes: Set the dataset mode to Write or Read & Write to allow visitors to use 'Revert' buttons to reset inputs that submit to your collection. Set the collection permissions to Collect content or Advanced so the input elements that connect to the same dataset as your 'Revert' button can submit to your collection. If you want to give visitors a way to reset input elements that are set to filter content, use the 'Reset input values' action instead. Delete Use the 'Delete' click action to delete existing items from the dataset's connected collection. When visitors click the 'Delete' button, the item that is read by the dataset is deleted from your collection. Notes: Set the dataset mode to Read & Write to use this 'Delete' action. The dataset needs to be able to first read the collection item in order to then delete it. Set the collection permissions to Advanced and select the Delete checkbox next to the relevant roles. You can restore deleted collection items with CMS backups . List actions Use dataset list actions to create buttons that interact with other elements that connect to the dataset and read from your collection. These actions include 'Load more', Apply filters', 'Reset input values', 'Next item' and 'Previous item'. View details about each dataset list action below: Load more Use the 'Load more' click action to cause the dataset's connected repeater or gallery to load an additional batch of items. The maximum number of items that can load in each batch is determined by the 'Items per load' dataset setting . This setting also controls the maximum number of items that initially load in the dataset's connected repeater or gallery. For example: Imagine having a repeater connected to a dataset with the 'Items per load' setting set to 4 and the collection containing 10 items. When the page loads, the dataset can only read 4 items per load, so only 4 items initially appear in the repeater. When a visitor clicks a 'Load more' button, the next 4 collection items are read and displayed for a total of 8 items (4+4=8). Clicking 'Load more' again causes the dataset to look for 4 more items. The collection only has 2 more items, so the remaining 2 items load to display all 10 items (4+4+2=10). Other dataset settings, such as filters and sorts , also apply to the 'Load more' action. So, if you add a filter to exclude items, the dataset does not read these items or display them when visitors click your 'Load more' button. Dataset sort conditions determine the order in which the items load initially, and when visitors click the 'Load more' button. Learn how to add a 'Load more' button to a repeater or gallery . Notes: Set the dataset mode to Read or Read & Write to use the 'Load more' click action. The dataset needs to be able to read your collection in order to display its items. You can set the collection permissions to Show content , Collect content , or Advanced . Whichever you choose, make sure to set the 'View' permissions so only the appropriate visitors can view the collection content on your live site. The 'Load more' action is only relevant to datasets that connect to repeaters or galleries. FAQs about the 'Load more' action: What is the maximum number of items I can load at a time? By default, the Items per load field is set to 100 items or 1 item for dynamic item pages. To ensure the best loading experience for your site visitors, you can display up to 1000 items per load on your page. Add a 'Load More' button to provide visitors with a way to click and view more items on the page. You can also add 'Previous/Next page' buttons and pagination bars (Wix Editor only) to limit the number of items displayed per 'page' of items. Learn more about: Adding a 'Load more' button to a repeater Adding a 'Load more' button to a pro gallery Why should I add 'Load more' or 'Previous/Next page' buttons? Adding 'Load more' or 'Previous/Next page' buttons to the dataset that connects to your repeater or gallery enhances the user experience and optimizes loading performance. Key Reasons: Improved Loading Performance: Displaying a large number of items at once can slow down your site. These buttons help segment the load, making your site faster and more responsive. User Control: Users can choose to view content at their own pace, which can be more engaging than scrolling through a long list. Better Organization: These buttons allow for better content organization, making it easier for users to navigate and find what they’re looking for. How do I create a 'Load more' button? To create a 'Load more' button, add a button or image, connect it to the dataset and set the element's click action to Load more . Learn how to add a 'Load more' button to a: Repeater on a dynamic list page. Gallery on a dynamic list page. Note: If you connect a pro gallery to your collection's 'Media Gallery' field type , you can use the gallery's built-in 'Load more' button to restrict the number of images or videos displayed on the page. For directions, see the question below titled: Why doesn't my pro gallery's 'Load more' button respond to the dataset settings? Why doesn't my pro gallery's 'Load more' button respond to the dataset settings? The pro gallery has a built-in 'Load more' button that can restrict the number of media items displayed in the gallery. If you enable this 'Load more' button in the gallery's layout settings, it uses these settings to determine when to appear and how many more images load. With the gallery's built-in 'Load more' button, the dataset's Items per load setting determines the aggregate total maximum items that can load in the gallery. However, it no longer determines how many items initially load in the gallery or how many additional items load when visitors click this 'Load more' button. Consider the type of collection field your gallery connects to when deciding which 'Load more' button to use: Image field type: If your gallery connects to an image field used to display only 1 image per collection item, create a 'Load more' button that connects to the dataset. View the steps in the FAQ above to learn how. Media gallery field type: If your gallery connects to a media gallery field used to display several images per collection item, use the gallery's built-in 'Load more' button. Learn how to enable the 'Load more' button in the pro gallery's custom layout settings . Apply filters When you have input elements that are set to filter content , by default, the filters are applied as soon as a visitor makes a selection. You can change this behavior by using the 'Apply filters' click action. With an 'Apply filters' button, the content is not filtered until visitors click this button. This creates a better experience for visitors if, for example, you want them to set multiple filters before applying them all at once. Notes: Set the dataset mode to Read or Read & Write to use the 'Apply filters' click action. The dataset needs to be able to read your collection in order to display and filter its items. You can set the collection permissions to Show content , Collect content , or Advanced . Whichever you choose, make sure to set the 'View' permissions so only the appropriate visitors can view the collection content on your live site. The 'Apply filters' action is only relevant when connected to a dataset that also connects to input elements that are set to filter content. Reset input values Use the 'Reset input values' action to let visitors click to clear all the selections they've made in input elements that are set to filter content . This is a great way for visitors to clear all the filters they've set in one click. The 'Reset input values' action is similar to the 'Revert' action used for input elements that collect content, Notes: Set the dataset mode to Read or Read & Write to use the 'Reset input values' click action. The dataset needs to be able to read your collection in order to display and filter its items. You can set the collection permissions to Show content , Collect content , or Advanced . Whichever you choose, make sure to set the 'View' permissions so only the appropriate visitors can view the collection content on your live site. The 'Reset input values' action is only relevant when connected to a dataset that also connects to input elements that are set to filter content. If you need to reset the values of input elements that are set to collect content, use the 'Revert' action instead. Next item / Previous item Use the 'Next/Previous item' actions to show content from the next or previous item read by the dataset. The order in which the collection items are read is determined by the dataset's sort condition. Dataset filters also apply so the dataset does not load any items that are excluded by the filter. If you connect input elements that collect content to a Read & Write mode dataset, clicking the 'Next item' button saves the input values to the current collection item before loading the next one. The same applies to the 'Previous item' button, which saves changes before loading the previous item. Learn how to manage collection content from your live site: If your site is built with the Wix Editor . If your site is built with the Studio Editor . Notes: Set the dataset mode to Read or Read & Write to use the 'Next/Previous item' click action. The dataset needs to be able to read your collection to show content from the next or previous items. You can set the collection permissions to Show content , Collect content , or Advanced to use the 'Next/Previous item' action. The 'Next/Previous item' actions are not relevant for buttons or images that connect to dynamic page datasets: On dynamic item pages: Use the 'Next/Previous dynamic page' action instead if you want to take visitors to the next or previous item's version of the page. On dynamic list pages: Use the 'Next/Previous page' action instead if you want the connected repeater or gallery to show the next batch or 'page' of items. The Items per load dataset setting determines how many items can appear in each 'page' of items. To cycle through the next or previous 'page' of items in a repeater or gallery on a static page, use the 'Next/Previous page' action instead. With repeaters and galleries, the 'Next/Previous item' action only cycles through one item at a time. This makes it appear not to not work until you've clicked enough times to cycle through all the displayed items. Whereas the 'Next/Previous page' action loads an entire new group of items in one click. Navigation actions Use dataset navigation actions to create buttons that take visitors to the next or previous dynamic page read by the dataset, or to specific dynamic pages. These actions include 'Next/Previous page' and 'Next/Previous dynamic page'. View details about the dataset navigation actions below: Next page / Previous page Use the 'Next/Previous page' actions to cause connected repeaters and galleries to display the next or previous 'page' of items. The dataset's 'Items per load' setting determines how many items are on each 'page'. The dataset's filters and sort conditions determine which items load and the order in which they appear in each 'page'. For example, if you click a 'Next page' button and the dataset's 'Items per load' setting is "10", the next 10 items read by the dataset load in the repeater or gallery. These click actions are similar to the 'Load more' action . However, instead of loading additional items, the 'Next/Previous page' actions replace the existing items with a new 'page' of items in the repeater or gallery. Notes: These actions are only relevant to datasets connected to repeaters and galleries. These actions are not relevant for dynamic item page datasets used to show only 1 item on the page. Instead, use the 'Next/Previous dynamic page' action to take visitors to the next or previous item's version of the page (at its dynamic URL). Set the dataset mode to Read or Read & Write to use the 'Next/Previous page' click actions. The dataset needs to be able to read your collection to show the next/previous 'page' of items. You can set the collection permissions to Show content , Collect content , or Advanced with these actions. Next dynamic page / Previous dynamic page On a dynamic item page, the 'Next/previous dynamic page' actions take visitors to the next or previous item's version of the page. Each item has a unique dynamic URL for its dynamic item page in which the item displays. In the dataset settings, the dataset's sort condition determines the order in which the next or previous item's dynamic URL loads. You can add a filter to the dataset to exclude specific item page URLs from loading. For example, with the 'Next dynamic page' action, if the dataset sorts a 'Number' field type from low to high, the item with the next highest number loads next. If the dataset has a filter that excludes certain items from loading, these excluded items will be skipped and the next available item page loads. When visitors are viewing the last dynamic item page read by the dataset, the 'Next dynamic page' click action is disabled. This is because there are no more item pages remaining that can load from the dataset. The same concept applies to the 'Previous dynamic page' action. If visitors are on the first item page returned by the dataset, the 'Previous dynamic page' click action is disabled since there are no previous item pages read by the dataset. The 'Next/Previous dynamic page' actions can also be used by visitors to edit collection content. If you connected input elements to a Read & Write mode dataset, when visitors click the 'Next dynamic page' button, their inputs write to the current collection item before loading the next dynamic item page. The same concept applies to the 'Previous dynamic page' click action, which writes to the collection before loading the previous dynamic item page. Learn more about managing collection content from your live site . Note: These click actions are only available when the dataset mode is set to Read or Read & Write . These click actions work with buttons and images on dynamic item pages only. The button or image must be connected to the dynamic item page's connected dataset. Set the dataset mode to Read or Read & Write to use the 'Next/Previous dynamic page' click actions. The dataset needs to be able to read your collection to go to the next/previous dynamic page URL. You can set the collection permissions to Show content , Collect content , or Advanced with these actions. Field actions Connect buttons and images directly to the following collection field types: Audio , Document , Email , Image , Video , and URL . What happens when visitors click these buttons depends on the connected field type: Email: Opens the visitor's default email client (like Mail or Outlook) so they can send a message to the address stored in the item. URL, Document, Audio, Video: A new tab opens and the file loads. When connecting a URL field, you can choose to open the URL in the current window as well as set rel values for improved SEO . Wix Stores actions Use the dataset 'Stores/Products Actions' to create buttons that interact with your Wix Stores products. To use these dataset actions, make sure to enable Wix App Collections in your CMS advanced settings. View the available dataset 'Stores/Products Actions' below: View full tutorials about: Displaying Your Wix Stores Products on a Dynamic List Page Displaying Your Wix Stores Products on Any Page Add to cart Use the 'Add to cart' action to give visitors a way to add products to their shopping cart from a repeater displaying your products. Note: This click action is available if you have Wix App Collections enabled, Wix Stores products, and the dataset connects to the Products Wix App collection. Open quick view If you have a repeater displaying your Wix Stores products, use the 'Open quick view' action to let visitors view products in the quick view window . From there, visitors can read more about the product and add it to their cart. Note: This click action is available if you have Wix App Collections enabled, Wix Stores products, and the dataset connects to the Products Wix App collection. Catalog collection actions Use the catalog collection click actions to let visitors purchase items directly from a catalog collection . These actions appear in the dataset's Click action connects to dropdown when the dataset connects to a catalog collection. View the available actions below. Add to cart Use the 'Add to cart' action to let visitors add a catalog collection item to their cart from the page they're viewing. When a visitor clicks the connected element, a side panel opens where they can review the item and continue shopping or proceed to checkout. Notes: This action appears when the dataset connects to a catalog collection . At least one payment method must be set up before visitors can complete a purchase. Buy now Use the 'Buy now' action to send visitors straight to the checkout page for the connected catalog item. This is a faster path than 'Add to cart' when you want to reduce the steps between an item view and a completed purchase. Notes: This action appears when the dataset connects to a catalog collection . At least one payment method must be set up before visitors can complete a purchase. Pricing Plans actions Use the dataset 'PaidPlans/Plans Actions' to create separate buttons visitors can use to select a plan and go to checkout. To use these dataset actions, make sure to enable Wix App Collections in your CMS advanced settings. You can connect buttons and images to the following Pricing Plans dataset actions: Select plan: When clicked, this action adds the relevant plan to the cart. Navigate to checkout: When clicked, this action takes the visitor to checkout. Note: This click action is available if you have Wix App Collections enabled, plans created in Wix Pricing Plans , and the dataset connects to the Plans Wix App collection. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your media Wixel Wixel: Creating a QR Code with the QR Code Generator Create your very own QR (Quick Response) code, for people to scan and get to the action you want. The code can lead to a URL, your email and much more. Once you download your QR code (free of charge), you can upload it directly to your site, social media, or even add it to your branding materials. Tell me more about QR codes A QR (Quick Response) code is a type of barcode. It holds information that can be read by a QR code scanner, usually a smartphone camera or app, and can be shared online or printed. QR codes boast many benefits. They can streamline an ordering process by sending visitors directly to menus, offer a fast and easy way to connect to WiFi, and even generate leads by sending users to a sign-up form. Creating a QR code Create your QR code by choosing the type of content you wish to direct your visitors to. Then, design the QR code's look and customize the file type and size. To create a QR code: Go to the QR Code Generator . Note: If you're logged into Wixel, the link takes you to your Wixel home page instead. Learn how to create a QR code in Wixel . Select the content type you want your QR code to direct your users to (e.g. URL, PDF, WiFi ). Enter/upload the relevant details or content. Design your QR code: Body: Select a body shape, foreground and background colors. Select the Enable foreground gradient checkbox to blend two foreground colors. Eye: Select a border style and center style for the corners, and select a color for each. Logo: Select a logo or click Upload custom logo to add your own. Tip: Check the Contrast level indicator under the preview. A green checkmark means the colors you chose scan reliably. Customize your QR code using the following options: File name: Click the Edit icon next to File name and enter a name. Format: Click the dropdown and select a file type you want to download your QR code as (e.g. PNG , SVG ). Export size: Click the dropdown and select a export size. Click Download QR Code . Log in to your Wixel account or sign up. Once logged in, the QR code will automatically download to your computer. What's next? Add your QR code to a design in Wixel, such as invitations, social media campaigns, and more. Pick a template or start with a blank frame. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about creating QR codes. What types of QR codes can I create? There are many types of QR codes that you can create. Select a type based on what you want people to do when they scan: URL: Send people straight to your site, a landing page, or any web address. Business Card: Share your name, title, email, and phone so people can save your details in one scan. PDF: Hand out a price list, brochure, or form without printing copies. Social Media: Grow your following by linking to your Instagram, TikTok, or any other account. WiFi: Connect guests to your network without giving out the password. Image: Point people to a photo, poster, or piece of artwork. Menu: Let diners view your menu on their phone at the table. Video: Play a product demo, site tour, or promo clip. Email: Open a new email addressed to you so people can get in touch. Will my QR code ever expire? No. QR codes never expire. The only time your code might ‘expire’ is when the destination URL is changed or deleted. Downloaded QR codes are static images and it is not possible for them to change once downloaded. Is there a scan limit for QR codes? No. There is no limit to how many times your QR code can be scanned. Can I track how many times a QR code was scanned? It is not currently possible to track how many times a code was scanned / clicked. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Services: Creating and Managing Inquiry Services Create inquiry-based services to connect with potential clients and keep all your leads organized in one place. Wix Services lets you track conversations, respond on your own schedule, and send pay links or invoices when you’re ready. Need to add Wix Services to your site? Go to Wix Services in the App Market and click Add to Site . Creating an inquiry service Let clients reach out with questions about your services. Only the service name is required to set up a service, but adding a description, image or price can help clarify what you offer. To create an inquiry service: Go to Inquiry Services in your site's dashboard. Click Add New Service . Note: If this is your first service, click Add New Inquiry Service . Enter your service details: Name: Enter the service name that will appear on your site (e.g. 'Logo Design'). Description: Write a short summary of what you offer and why clients should choose this service. Base price: Enter a price for your reference only. This won’t be displayed on your site but can be used in proposals, pay links, or invoices. Image: Click the Add + icon to upload a cover image that represents this service. Click Save . Lead conversion tools: Use lead conversion tools to turn potential clients into paying customers. Send custom proposals to pitch your service, send online invoices to get paid, connect your social media to reach more people, or add your best work to a portfolio to build trust. Setting up your business Once you add your first service, a setup panel appears at the top of your Inquiry Services page. This panel guides you through additional steps to help you collect leads, showcase your services, and accept payments from clients. Complete the steps to make the most of Wix Services: Upgrade Site: Upgrade your site to unlock scheduling, payment collection, and lead tracking Add Service Section: Display services on your site’s pages in an inquiry service widget . This helps visitors easily view and inquire about your services. Customize Form: Create a form with service inquiry fields to capture leads and schedule introductions. Set up Pipeline: Set up a sales pipeline to turn your leads into business. Connect Payment: Connect a payment method to accept client payments for your inquiry services. Managing your inquiry services Manage your inquiry services from your site’s dashboard. You can update details, share services on social media, send payment links or invoices, or remove services you no longer offer. This helps you stay organized and keeps your services up-to-date for clients. To manage your inquiry services: Go to Inquiry Services in your site's dashboard. Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant service. Choose what you want to do: Edit: Edit the details of an existing service. Promote service: Connect to social media and share your service . Create pay link: Create a pay link to send and charge clients. Create invoice: Create an invoice to send and charge clients. Delete: Remove a service. Once a service is deleted, it can't be restored. FAQs Click a question to learn more about creating and managing inquiry services. What is the difference between booking and inquiry services? You can offer both options on your site to let clients either book immediately or reach out for something custom. Inquiry services: Allow clients to submit a request about your services, but no time needs to be booked and no payment is collected up front. You can follow up with clients, discuss their needs, and send an invoice or quote later. Read more about Wix Services . Booking services: Let your clients instantly reserve and pay for a time slot, so everything is scheduled and confirmed right away. Read more about Wix Bookings . How do I edit an existing inquiry service? Go to Inquiry Services in your site's dashboard. Hover over the service and click Edit . Make your changes and then click Save . How do I capture leads from my inquiry services? To capture leads from your inquiry services, set up an inquiry service form on your site . Add service inquiry fields to any form so visitors can share their details and questions about your services. When someone submits the form, their information goes straight to your site's contacts, where you can view and manage your leads at any time. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Managing your customers Wix Inbox: Managing Your Inbox Settings Wix Inbox helps you personalize your business communications and control team access to your messages. Customize email details to match your brand, such as your sender identity and email signature, and set permissions so your team can work together smoothly . Customizing your email template Personalize your outgoing emails by editing the subject line, sender identity, and your individual email signature. These settings help you maintain a consistent, professional image when communicating with you r customers. Tip: These settings apply to to emails you write on your own, and not to automated emails sent by Wix. To customize your email template: Go to Inbox in your site's dashboard. Click the Settings dropdown at the top right. Select Inbox Settings . Choose what you want to customize: Subject line Enter the subject line for ever y email you send. This is shared among all site collaborators, meaning any change made will reflect for anyone sending emails. Sender identity Your sender identity is what appears as the 'sender' of every email you send from Wix Inbox. The identity type that you select will apply to all inbox collaborators, however each collaborator will use their own name when sending emails. Select an option for the sender identity: Sender name: The name of the team member who sent the message will appear (e.g. "Jane"). Business or website name: The name of your business or website will appear (e.g. "Ava Homeware"). Learn how to edit your business name . Sender name + business or website name: Both the sender name and your business or website name will appear (e.g. 'Jane from Ava Homeware'). Tip: You can also personalize your sender identity for live chat messages you send to visitors through Wix Chat. This helps your messages feel more friendly and on-brand, just like your emails from Wix Inbox. Collaborator email signature Enter your email signature and use the toolbar to style the text. This signature is unique to each inbox collaborator. Each person can set their own signature or choose to remove it entirely. 5. Click Save Changes at the top right. Tip: Use the email preview on the right to check how your email will look to recipients. Inviting inbox collaborators As site owner, you can invite collaborators to work on different aspects of your site. Share the responsibility of managing your inbox by assigning inbox permissions to your collaborators, allowing them to view and answer messages. Note: Anyone you've assigned the Admin or Back Office Manager role has access to your inbox, as well as some roles for integrated Wix apps (e.g. Customer Relations Manager, Front Desk Staff), and custom roles with added Wix Inbox permissions. Learn more about roles and permissions. To invite collaborators: Go to Inbox in your site's dashboard. Click the Settings dropdown at the top right. Click Inbox Settings . Click the Inbox collaborators tab. Click + Invite People . Enter the email address of a person you'd like to add. Note: This will assign them the role of Back Office Manager by default. You can edit their role after you add them. Click Send Invite . Click Done . (Optional) Repeat these steps for any other team members you'd like to add. Disabling automatic spam filtering By default, Wix Inbox automatically moves Wix Chat messages to your Spam folder if they look suspicious or match common spam patterns. You can disable automatic spam filtering in your Inbox Settings. Note: Only the site owner can disable automatic spam filtering. To disable automatic spam filtering: Go to Inbox in your site's dashboard. Click the Settings dropdown at the top right. Click Inbox Settings . Click the Spam detection tab. Click the toggle next to Automatic spam filtering : Enabled: Suspicious conversations are automatically moved to your Spam folder. Disabled: Conversations will no longer be automatically marked as spam. FAQs Click a question to learn more about your Inbox settings. Why don't I see the 'Inbox collaborators' and 'Automations' tabs? The Inbox collaborators tab is only visible to site owners. The Automations tab only appears when you have active automations running for your Inbox & Chat . What can my site collaborators do? Your collaborators can access and work in different parts of your site depending on the roles and permissions you've granted them. For example, you could have a collaborator working on your site design who has no need to access your inbox, and a colla borator working in your inbox who has no need to access your site pages. If they have inbox permissions, they can view and answer messages, and make their own email signature. Learn more about roles and permissions . What if I want a collaborator to work in my inbox but I don't want to assign the Back Office Manager role? The Back Office Manager role is assigned by default if you add a collaborator to your inbox. However, you can remove this role from the collaborator and create a custom role with the exact actions you'd like them to carry out on your site. Follow these steps to create a custom role. Make sure you select Message via Inbox & Chat (under Customer Management ) if you'd like to include these permissions. Can I manage which notifications my team receives? There are certain notifications you can manage for all Inbox collaborators, such as for Wix Chat. For other types of notifications, each Inbox collaborator manages them personally through their Notification Preferences page. Learn more about Inbox notifications. Which email address does it use as my sender address? Your sender address is the email address you connect to Wix Inbox, such as a Gmail or Outlook account or a Google Workspace business email . All outgoing emails from your site (for example, contact form replies or store order updates) are sent from this address. Note : You must connect an email channel before setting up outgoing email settings. If you purchased a business email other than a Google Workspace one, you won't be able to set this up as your sender address. Can I manage spam messages in my inbox? Yes, you can mark messages in your inbox as spam or report messages in your spam folder as not spam. Learn more about managing spam messages. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Need more help? Solving performance and technical issues Clearing Your Browser's Cache Your browser caches data about each website you visit to speed up loading times. Over time, the actual data online can differ from what your browser has cached, potentially causing local issues. Clear your browser's cache periodically and whenever you experience website issues. Before clearing cache: Open your browser in incognito/private mode to see if the issue is cache related. If the problem is resolved in incognito mode, follow the steps to clear your browser's cache. To clear your browser's cache: Close all windows and tabs of your browser. Open a new tab, ensuring Wix.com is not open. Follow the steps for your browser below: Chrome Press Ctrl + Shift + Del (press Cmd + Shift + Delete using a Mac). Click the drop-down next to Time range and select All time . Make sure the box is checked next to Cached images and files . Click Clear data . Close and reopen Chrome. Firefox Press Ctrl + Shift + Del (press Cmd + Shift + Delete using a Mac). Click the drop-down next to Time range to clear: and select Everything . Make sure the box is checked next to Cache . Click Clear now . Close and reopen Firefox. Safari Press Cmd + , to open Preferences. Click the Advanced tab. Check the box next to Show Develop menu in menu bar (at the bottom of the window). Click Develop in Safari's menu bar. Click Empty Caches . Close and reopen Safari. Edge Press Ctrl + Shift + Del (press Cmd + Shift + Delete using a Mac). Make sure the box is checked next to Cached data and files and click Clear . Close and reopen Microsoft Edge. Note: Wix supports viewing live sites on Microsoft Edge, however, we do not support the ADI builder on Microsoft Edge. Still experiencing issues after clearing cache? Try flushing your system's DNS . If this doesn't resolve the issues, follow the instructions for disabling add-ons and extensions in the Wix Technical Assistant . Note: Wix no longer supports live sites on IE11. We recommend using one of our supported browsers to view and edit your site. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Advanced features CMS CMS: Adding and Setting Up a Ratings Display Element Add a ratings display element to your site to showcase user feedback and build trust with your audience. After adding and customizing the ratings display element, you connect it to your CMS (Content Management System ) collection and choose which Number fields to use for the rating values and total ratings. Need to collect ratings from visitors? Add and set up the ratings input element , which allows visitors to click to rate your products, features, services and more. Before you begin: Make sure to add the CMS to your site or enable coding if you haven't already. Make sure you have a CMS collection that stores your ratings. Step 1 | Add and set up the ratings display element Add the ratings display element to your page and customize its settings, layout, and design. Wix Editor Click Add Elements on the left side of the editor. Click Input . Click Ratings . Click and drag the Ratings Input element of your choice onto the page. Click Settings on the ratings display element and click the relevant tab to choose what is shown when there are ratings and when there are no ratings: Ratings: Choose what you want to show when there are ratings: Show the rating value: Enable the toggle to show the rating value as a number in addition to the rating icons. Show the number of ratings: Enable the toggle to show the total number of rankings. Ratings text label: Enter the text that appears next to the ratings (e.g. "Recommend it"). No Ratings: Click the No Ratings tab and choose what displays when the element loads and there are no ratings: Nothing , Icons , or Placeholder text Click the Layout icon to adjust the size, spacing, value placement, alignment and text direction. Click the Design icon to choose a preset design. Then click Customize Design to adjust the design further. Studio Editor Click Add Elements on the left side of the editor. Click Input . Click Rating Display under Display . Click and drag the Rating Display element of your choice onto the page. Click Settings on the ratings display element and click the relevant tab to choose what is shown when there are ratings and when there are no ratings: Ratings: Choose what you want to show when there are ratings: Show the rating value: Enable the toggle to show the rating value as a number in addition to the rating icons. Show the number of ratings: Enable the toggle to show the total number of rankings. Ratings text label: Enter the text that appears next to the ratings (e.g. "Recommend it"). No Ratings: Click the No Ratings tab and choose what displays when the element loads and there are no ratings: Nothing , Icons , or Placeholder text Click the Layout icon to adjust the size, spacing, value placement, alignment and text direction. Click the Design icon in the Inspector panel to customize the design. Step 2 | Connect the ratings display to the CMS Connect the ratings display element to a dataset that binds to your CMS collection that stores the rankings. You can connect the rating values and the number of ratings to a Number field type or a Reference field . Wix Editor In your editor, click the ratings display element. Click the Connect to CMS icon . Click the Choose a dataset drop-down and select an existing dataset that connects to your collection. Alternatively, select Add a Dataset , then choose the collection you want to connect, give the dataset a name and click Create . Click the Rating value connects to drop-down and select the Number field that contains the rating values you want to display. Tip: Select + Add to add a Number field to your collection that will store the rating values. Click the Number of ratings connects to drop-down and select a Number field that contains the total number of ratings. Tip: Select + Add to add a Number field to your collection that will store the number of ratings. Set the dataset mode and collection permissions: Click Dataset Settings in the panel on the right. (Optional) Click the permission type next to Permissions to determine who can view, add, update, or delete collection content. Click the Dataset mode drop-down and select Read or Read & Write . Studio Editor In your editor, click the ratings display element. Click the Connect to CMS icon . Click the Choose a dataset drop-down and select an existing dataset that connects to your collection. Alternatively, select Add a Dataset , then choose the collection you want to connect, give the dataset a name and click Create . Click the Rating value connects to drop-down and select the Number field that contains the rating values you want to display. Tip: Select + Add to add a Number field to your collection that will store the rating values. Click the Number of ratings connects to drop-down and select a Number field that contains the total number of ratings. Tip: Select + Add to add a Number field to your collection that will store the number of ratings. Set the dataset mode and collection permissions: Click Dataset Settings in the panel on the right. (Optional) Click the permission type next to Permissions to determine who can view, add, update, or delete collection content. Click the Dataset mode drop-down and select Read or Read & Write . FAQs Click below for answers to common questions about displaying ratings on your site. Can I use Velo to capture and display ratings? Absolutely. View a Velo tutorial on capturing and displaying ratings using the ratings input element and the ratings display element. What type of field can I connect the ratings display element to? You can connect the ratings display element to the 'Number' field type and 'Reference' fields. How can I let visitors rate my features, products and services? Use the ratings input element to let visitors click to rate areas of your site. Their ratings are stored in a 'Number' field type in your CMS collection. What are the dataset modes I can use with the ratings display element? The dataset mode determines what actions can be done between the connected elements and your collection. In the dataset you connect to your ratings display element, you can use the following dataset modes: Read: Elements on your page can read and display content from your collection. Site visitors cannot modify the content in your collection. Read & Write: Elements on your page can read and display content from your collection. Visitors can interact with user input elements and a submit button to add or edit content in your collection. Are there any 3rd party apps I can add to handle ratings and reviews? Yes. As an alternative to the ratings input element, you can install the Kudobuzz Review app . 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