< Back Managing your business Accepting payments on your site Wix Payments: Canada Account Details for 2025 To comply with regulations from the Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre of Canada (FINTRAC), Wix Payments requires you to update your account details with additional information. Having up-to-date account information helps to create a safer, more secure financial ecosystem by helping prevent crimes such as money laundering, fraud, and tax evasion. To avoid interruptions in accepting payments and receiving payouts, your account details must be updated and verified in line with FINTRAC requirements. Depending on the type of account you've chosen, you're requested to add some or all of the following additional information. Individual account Individual accounts are for unregistered businesses who use a personal bank account. Update your account details and include the following information: Add a description of the products or services you're selling. Upload a document confirming your address. Accept Wix Payments' terms of service and service fees , including consent to share some of your details with credit agencies to verify your identity. Partnership / Sole Proprietorship account Partnership and Sole Proprietor accounts are for registered businesses and use a business bank account. Update your account details and include the following information: Provide your business phone number and the phone number your customers can use for support. Upload a document confirming your business address. Add a description of the products or services you're selling. Accept Wix Payments' terms of service and service fees , including consent to share some of your details with credit agencies to verify your identity. Corporation account Corporations accounts are for a registered business with a business registration number. Corporations use a business bank account. If you're doing business as a corporation, you're required to have at least one company director. Update your account details and include the following information: Add directors from the list of available business owners, or enter the details of others who serve as directors. All directors should be added. You must provide supporting documents to validate their status as a director. These can be one of the following: Board meeting minutes/resolution dated within the last 12 months A current and valid government issued document that contains the entity name and directors Corporate profile report Articles of Incorporation or Association Notice of Articles Notice of Change of Directors (e.g. Form 6, Form 4006, Form 3006) Provide your business phone number and the phone number your customers can use for support. Upload a document confirming your business address. Add a description of the products or services you're selling. Accept Wix Payments' terms of service and service fees , including a consent to share some of your details with credit agencies to verify your identity. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Privacy and GDPR Articles Accessing and Reviewing Data From Your Wix Account and Sites Most of your data is accessible directly from your Wix account. This includes information about sites in your account, premium services, and personal information, such as your address and billing information. Account information Click to view instructions on how to access your account information. Account settings To access your account settings: Sign in to your Wix account . Hover over the user panel and click Account Settings . All sites This section includes all the current sites in your Wix account. Sign in to your Wix account to review your sites. Tip : For Wix Studio users, switch between workspaces to locate the relevant site. Chats, messages and other activity from your site visitors In your Wix account you can review chats, form submissions, bookings, and all other activity from your site visitors. To review your visitor activity: Sign in to your Wix account . Click Select Site on the site you wish to review. Click the Inbox icon at the top right. Domains In your Wix account you can review and manage all your domains that are managed through Wix. Go to Domains to review your domains. Business email In your Wix account you can review and manage all your personalized business email accounts. Go to Business Email to see your business email accounts. Premium and Studio site plans Go to Premium Subscriptions view your Wix site plans. Invoices You can review and download all of your Wix invoices directly from your Wix account. To review your invoices for Wix services: Go to Billing History in your Wix account. Click the filters or use the search field to search for an invoice. Click the More actions icon next to the relevant service. Click View Invoice . Premium Subscriptions Go to Premium Subscriptions to view all premium subscriptions purchased through Wix, including premium apps, logos, and more. Media You can review and manage all of the media that you've uploaded to your Wix and Wixel accounts. Select an option below to view your media: Images: Image files : Images that you uploaded to your site. Secure images files : Images that you uploaded for apps using secure servers (e.g. Wix Art Store, Wix Photo Albums) Wix Video cover images : Images that you used as covers in Wix Video. Music: Music files : Music files that you uploaded to your site (e.g. MP3 files). Wix Music tracks : Music files that you uploaded to Wix Music. Video: Background videos : Videos that you uploaded for your site background. Wix Video files : Videos that you uploaded in Wix Video. Wix Video cover videos : Videos that you used as covers in Wix Video. Other: Flash files : Files that you uploaded in SWF format. Shape files : Shapes that you uploaded to your site. Document files : Documents that you uploaded to your site (e.g. PDF or DOC files). Secure document files : Documents that you uploaded in apps using secure servers (e.g. Wix Art Store). Font files : Fonts that you uploaded to your site. Archive files : Files that you archived. Secure archive files : Files that you archived in an app using a secure server (e.g. Wix Art Store). Site information Most of your site information can be accessed directly from your Wix account, such as your online store products, business location, employee information, etc. Click to view features and apps that are accessible from your Wix site Chats with your site visitors Site contacts Site properties Invoices generated for your customers Wix Stores Wix Inbox Bookings Restaurants Hotels Blog Forum Photo Album Pro Gallery Art Store Analytics and Insights Wix Marketplace Media manager Wix Music Wix Video Marketing Integrations Velo by Wix Wix Mobile Apps Wix Email Marketing General Info Apps made by Wix Third Party Apps And more! Third party apps Each app is unique and can be set up differently. Your information might be located in a different location, depending on the app. For example, some apps have a dashboard with your information, while other apps have a Settings panel in your editor. Note: To retrieve data from third party apps , contact the app owner directly. Click to view instructions on accessing your apps: Dashboard apps Sign in to your Wix account . Go to the dashboard of the relevant site. Select the app you wish to view. Editor apps Go to your site editor . Navigate to the page with the relevant app. Select the app in your editor and then click Settings . Trying to access data as a legacy contact? Once Wix a pproves your request, ownership of the account transfers to you and you can review your site's contact, members, and customer data. Learn how to request an account and download a data archive . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Discounts, gift cards, & incentives Wix Stores: Letting Customers Know About Discounts Spread the word about the discounts you're offering to make sure that all your customers know about them. There are several ways you can promote your discounts that include displaying them in different ways on your site, and by publicizing them in your social media accounts and email campaigns. Creating an announcement with promo cards If you have an online store, promo cards let you place announcements directly in your category page or grid gallery. You can use them to highlight sales, feature special offers, or share helpful content such as shopping guides. Because promo cards appear inline with your products, they’re a good way to draw attention to important messages in the parts of your store shoppers are already browsing. You can also choose which categories they appear in and where they display. Learn how to create promo cards . Placing a banner at the top of your site You can place a banner at the top of your site highlighting your discount so that everyone sees it when they browse your site. Learn how to create a banner. Adding an image or video strip You can add a strip to your site with a beautiful image or video background to grab your customers' attention. Attach any content you want to your strip including text and decorative items, and change the scroll effect to make sure nobody misses it. Learn how to add a strip . Creating a popup Another option is a popup that appears after a customer is on your site for a set period of time. A popup is a great way to grab your visitors' attention and showcase your discount. You can add elements to the message, decide when it's triggered, and choose how visitors close it. Learn how to add a popup . Sharing on social media and emails Spread the word to your contacts and social media followers by showcasing your discounts on offer in: Email marketing campaigns Social media marketing posts Social media ads such as Facebook ads This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Advanced features CMS CMS: Changing a Field Type in a Collection Change the type of data you can store in a CMS (Content Management System) collection field by changing the field type. Keep in mind that changing the field type of a field that is connected to page elements can disconnect the elements on your live site. Important: You cannot change the field type for 'Primary' fields , 'System' fields , 'Digital asset' fields' or fields in collections that are added to the translation manager in Wix Multilingual . Effects of changing a field type Consider the effects of changing a field type to ensure your live site content remains connected and functioning as expected. Since field types determine the type of data you can keep in each field, changing them can disconnect any of their connected page elements. This can result in page elements displaying no content at all or not working as expected. Other problems that can occur as a result of changing a field type: If you have dynamic pages that use the field as a filter, the links to the pages may no longer work. If you have a dataset that uses the field to filter or sort content, the connection may break between the elements and the collection. In your collection, if you have fields with values that do not match the field type, a Warning icon appears to let you know. If available, you can click to convert the value so it matches the correct field type format. Tips: If the field type you want to change is connected to elements on your site, rather than changing the field type, consider creating a new field instead. You can paste your existing field's data to the new field. This ensures page elements connected to the existing field remain intact. Keep in mind, if you make a mistake and need to revert your collection to a previous version, you can do so with Backups . Changing a field type in your CMS collection In your CMS collection, you can change a field's field type to control the kind of data it can store. To change a field type: Go to CMS in your site's dashboard. Click the relevant collection. Click the Manage Fields icon or click Manage Fields . Click the relevant field. Click Change type next to the field type. Select the new field type and click Change Field Type . (Optional) Edit the Field name and Help text . Click Save . Click the Yes, change field type checkbox then click Confirm . FAQs Click below for answers to frequently asked questions about changing field types. What content can I store in each field type? The field type you choose determines what kind of content you can store in the field. Choose from the following CMS field types: Essentials: Text: Store plain text for use with titles, descriptions, and other text-based content. Rich Text: Create and manage text using formatting options, directly in your CMS. Rich Content: Create and manage content with rich text formatting, media embeds, and other advanced features directly in your CMS. URL: Store web addresses for use with creating hyperlinks and navigational links. You can use the following formats only: http:// , https:// , ftp:// , mailto: , sms: , tel: Note: Web addresses must be in the format http:// or https:// . Entries that start with www. are automatically converted to http:// . Email: Store email addresses. This field ensures the address is in a valid format so links work correctly. You can connect it to buttons to allow visitors to send emails with one click. Number: Store numerical data for various purposes (e.g. quantity, price, dimensions). Boolean: Store binary "true" or "false" values that appear as checkboxes in the collection fields. Color: Save HEX numbers that represent colors. You can use the colors in connected text elements, buttons, and section backgrounds. Organization & Reference: Reference: Create a relationship between content items by referencing another content item. Multi-Reference: Create many relationships between content items by referencing multiple other content items. Those references can also be linked to multiple sources. Tags: Manage and categorize content items using keywords or descriptive labels. Category: Assign items to categories for organizing and filtering content. Categories are managed in category collections and create automatic two-way connections. When you add a 'Category' field, Wix automatically creates an 'Assigned Items' field in the connected category collection and a hidden 'Primary Category' field in your items collection. Learn more about using category collections . Media: Image: Store image files such as JPG, PNG, and GIF file types. Tip: You can add images to fields by pasting their image URLs in the fields. Media Gallery: Store multiple images or videos in each field. Video: Store single video files for each item using file types such as AVI, MPEG, MOV and more. Audio: Store single audio files for each item using file types such as MP3, WAV, FLAC, and more. Document: Store single document files for each item such as PDFs, CSVs, and more. Tip: You can add documents to fields by pasting their document URLs in the fields. Multiple documents: Store multiple document files for each item. You can also add multiple documents to fields by pasting their URLs in the fields. Digital asset: Store one secured file per item for delivery to customers after purchase. Only available in catalog collections , where it can be mapped as the digital file for sale. Learn more about the 'Digital asset' field type . Time and location: Date: Store date values associated with content items. Note: The Include time field checkbox has been replaced by the 'Date and Time' field type. If you previously enabled Include time field for a 'Date' field, it was automatically converted to 'Date and Time'. No action is needed, and your existing data was kept. Date and Time: Store both date and exact time values associated with content items. Time: Store time information for associated items independently of the date. Address: Store structured data for physical addresses such as street names, city, state or province, postal code, and country. Javascript (Velo code): Object: Manage complex and structured data using custom objects or data structures. You can use the object field type to store and organize multiple related pieces of data as a single unit. Array: Input and manage multiple values within a single field. You can use the array field type to handle a collection of related data, such as a list of options, tags, or other sets of related values. Learn more about supported field types and their limitations . Can I change the field type for all fields in my collection? No. You cannot change the field type for the following fields: 'Primary' fields: The 'Primary' field is the field used to enable another collection to reference its content. 'System' fields: 'System' fields are added automatically to each collection and cannot be edited. These include fields like 'ID', 'Created date', 'Updated date', 'Owner', and dynamic 'Page Link' fields. Fields in collections using Wix Multilingual: If your collection is added to the translation manager in Wix Multilingual , you cannot change field types within the collection. 'Digital asset' fields: You cannot edit the 'Digital asset' field used in catalog collections to sell a secure digital file. Can I revert my collection to a previous version if I make a mistake? Yes, you can easily revert your collection to a previous version using Backups . This allows you to restore your data, field types, and other collection settings to correct any changes that were made in error. Can I choose field types when importing a CSV file to a collection? Yes. During the import process, you can choose the field type used for each field you import. By default, when you import a CSV file to your collection, the first row in your file is used as the field names and the field types are automatically detected. You can choose which columns from your file you want to import as fields. For each column you import, you decide whether to create a new field or match it to an existing collection field. You can also change the field name and field type that are automatically configured. If you import data to a field that does not match the field type, a warning message will appear in the relevant collection fields in the CMS. You can change the field type for the entire column in your collection or, if available, convert the data in each field to the relevant field type. Learn more about importing content to a collection . 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< Back Managing your business Managing your customers Wix Forms: Using the Submissions Board to Visualize Form Responses You can generate visuals from your form responses without leaving the submissions table. The Submissions board sits above your submissions table. Describe what you want to see, select which form fields to use, and AI generates a card showing your data as a chart, KPI numbers, a list, or another format. Note: Cards are generated from the 100 most recent submissions in the Submissions tab. They don’t include submissions in Spam or Trash , and they don’t reflect any filters, search terms, or date ranges applied to your submissions table. Adding a card to your Submissions board Each card is generated from a prompt you write and the form fields you select. While a card is generating, you can't add or edit other cards, so you work on one card at a time. To add a card: Go to Forms & Submissions in your site's dashboard. Click Edit next to the relevant form . Click the Submissions tab at the top of the form builder. Click Add Card . Click the Which form fields you want to include dropdown and select your chosen fields. Enter a description of the visual you have in mind in the Describe the visual you have in mind field. Click Generate . Want AI to decide what to show? Follow steps 1-4 above to select your form fields. Click Surprise me instead of entering a description. Click Generate . Note: A card generated with Surprise me doesn't include charts or KPI numbers. Tip: You can collapse the entire Submissions board by clicking the collapse control above the submissions table. Managing your cards You can change a card's prompt and fields at any time, or remove a card you no longer need. To edit a card: Go to Forms & Submissions in your site's dashboard. Click Edit next to the relevant form. Click the Submissions tab at the top of the form builder. Hover over the card you want to edit. Click the Edit icon . Enter your updates. Click Generate . To delete a card: Go to Forms & Submissions in your site's dashboard. Click Edit next to the relevant form. Click the Submissions tab at the top of the form builder. Hover over the card you want to edit. Click the Delete icon . Click Delete . Click Delete again to confirm. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about the Submissions board. Why don't the numbers on my cards match the numbers in my table? Cards are generated from your 100 most recent submissions only, and they don't reflect any filters, search terms, date range, or tab applied to your submissions table. I just got a new submission. Why isn't it in my chart? Cards don't update automatically when new submissions come in. Reload the page to include new submissions in your cards. Can I get a chart for every field on my form? Not every field type can be charted. Long-answer text fields appear as a list instead of a chart, file uploads and signatures are counted as "has" or "doesn't have," and phone number and email fields aren't typically charted. Can I download, share, or print a card? No. Cards and the Submissions board don't support image or PDF export. To export your submissions data, use the export option on your submissions table. Can I rearrange or resize my cards? No. Cards appear 2 per row, with the most recent card taking the full width of the last row, and can't be reordered or resized. Does duplicating my form copy its Submissions board? No. A duplicated form starts with an empty Submissions board. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Hotels by HotelRunner: Creating and Managing Your Cancellation and Deposit Policies Important: This article refers to the latest version of Wix Hotels by HotelRunner. For the previous version of Wix Hotels, click here . Add clear cancellation and deposit policies so guests know exactly what to expect before they book. These policies appear at checkout and help manage no-shows, reduce misunderstandings, and improve your customer experience. A cancellation policy explains your rules for refunds or fees if a guest cancels their booking. Being upfront about your policy builds trust and helps keep rooms filled by reducing cancellations. Before you begin: Cancellation policies must be assigned to a rate plan to take effect. Make sure you’ve created your rate plans so you can apply the policy after setting it up. Step 1 | Creating a cancellation policy Offer fully refundable, partially refundable, or non-refundable policies to suit your hotel’s needs. You may offer guests a fully refundable option or create a partially refundable policy with a penalty for late cancellations. To add a cancellation policy: Go to Property Settings in your site's dashboard. Click Manage Policies next to Cancellation and deposit policies . Click + Add cancellation policy . Enter the policy details: Name: Enter a policy name, e.g., "2-day cancellation policy". Description: Add a detailed description. Refund type: Choose one of the following: Non-refundable: Guests cannot cancel the reservation for a refund after booking. Free cancellation: Guests receive a full refund if they cancel within the specified time frame. Partially refundable: Guests receive a partial refund if they cancel within the defined time frame. Customize the penalty conditions using the options below: Apply penalty before check-in: Enter the number of days (e.g. 2). Choose time: Choose a cut-off time (e.g. 11:00). Fee type: Choose Fixed amount or Percentage . Fee amount: Enter the value (e.g. $20 or 20%). (Optional) Click + Add new penalty condition to add additional rules. Enable the Activate policy toggle. Click Add Cancellation Policy to save. Important: If you create a partially refundable cancellation policy, make sure the penalty conditions match the order shown in the Penalty Chart . The Penalty Chart shows the cancellation fees guests pay based on how long before check-in they cancel. Add the lowest penalty first, then higher penalties for cancellations closer to check-in. Step 2 | Assigning a cancellation policy to a rate plan Once your policy is created, you need to assign it to the relevant rate plans for it to take effect. To assign a cancellation policy: Go to Rate Plans in your site's dashboard. Hover over the relevant rate (e.g. Standard rate or Master rate ) and click Edit . Select the relevant cancellation policy from the Cancellation policy drop-down. Click Save . Step 3 | Managing your cancellation policies You can edit or deactivate your cancellation policies at any time. This lets you adapt your terms based on seasonality and business needs. To manage your cancellation policies: Go to Property Settings in your site's dashboard. Click Manage Policies next to Cancellation and deposit policies . Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant policy. Click Edit . Choose what to do: Update the policy's details: Change the name, description, or penalties. Add or remove penalty conditions: Create or delete conditions as needed. Deactivate the policy: Disable the Activate policy toggle. Click Save . Step 4 | (Optional) Adding a deposit policy Charge guests a partial deposit instead of the full reservation fee to protect against no-shows and late cancellations. To add a deposit policy: Go to Property Settings in your site's dashboard. Click Manage Policies next to Cancellation and deposit policies . Click Edit next to Deposit policy . Select the Fee type : Fixed amount: Charge a single, fixed deposit per stay. Percentage: Charge a percentage fee based on the total cost of your guests' stay. Fixed fee per one night: Charge a fixed deposit amount for each night. Enter the relevant Fee amount . (Optional) Select the Tax is included to amount checkbox to include the tax as part of the deposit. Enable the Activate policy toggle to make this policy active on your site. Click Save Changes . Important: Your deposit policy is not applied when a non-refundable cancellation policy is enabled. FAQs Click on a question below to learn more about cancellation and deposit policies. How can I test how my cancellation policy appears to guests? You can test your policy by creating a mock booking on your site: Make a reservation on your online site (use Manual payments, so you won't be char ged) . Cancel the reservation. Check the reservation details and if cancellation policy displays correctly. Can I edit or delete the default cancellation policy? No. The default cancellation policy is non-refundable. You can edit its name and description, and you can disable it, but you cannot change its refund type or delete it. Can I disable my deposit policy? Yes, you can turn off your deposit policy at any time. For example, during the off-season to encourage bookings. To disable the deposit policy: Go to Property Settings in your site's dashboard. Click Manage Policies next to Cancellation and deposit policies . Click Edit next to your Deposit Policy . Disable the Activate policy toggle. Click Save Changes . Can I assign different policies to different rooms or plans? Yes. 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< Back Advanced features CMS CMS: Displaying Your Wix Stores Product Categories on a Dynamic List Page Create a dynamic list page to showcase all your Wix Stores product categories in one place. When visitors click a category, they are directed to the relevant Category Page where they can view its products. You can also display your Stores categories on non-dynamic pages , like the Home or Cart page. You can use a customizable repeater or Pro Gallery to display whichever categories you like. From the page's dataset settings, you can set a limit to how many categories display at a time. In the dataset, you can also add filters to show only certain categories or add sorts to control the order in which they display. Before you begin: Create multiple product categories in Wix Stores. Make sure to add the CMS to your site if you haven't already. Enable Wix app collections so you can use Wix Stores with the CMS. Step 1 | Add a dynamic list page for your categories Go to Wix App Collections in your Editor's CMS and create a dynamic list page from the Stores collection. This page includes a repeater that is already partially connected to your Stores categories. If you prefer, you can delete the repeater and add a Pro Gallery or table instead to showcase your categories. Wix Editor Go to your Editor . Click CMS on the left of the Editor. Click Wix App Collections on the left. Scroll down to Stores , hover over Collections and click the More Actions icon . Click Add dynamic page . Click List page . Click Add to Site . (Optional) Use a gallery or table to display your categories instead of a repeater: Click the repeater and press Delete on your keyboard to remove it. Add the Wix Pro Gallery or a table to the page. (Gallery only) Click the gallery and select Manage Media . (Gallery only) Click Select All then click Delete to remove all the default images from the gallery. Then click Done . Tip: If you want to use a different style repeater, you can delete the default repeater and add a new one. You'll connect the repeater elements in the next step. Studio Editor Go to your Editor . Click CMS on the left side of the Editor. Click Wix App Collections . Scroll down to Stores , hover over Collections and click the More Actions icon . Select Add dynamic page . Click List page . Click Add to Site . (Optional) Use a gallery or table to display your categories instead of a repeater: Click the repeater and press Delete on your keyboard to remove it. Add the Wix Pro Gallery or a table to the page. (Gallery only) Click the gallery and select Manage Media . (Gallery only) Click Select All then click Delete to remove all the default images from the gallery. Then click Done . Tip: If you want to use a different style repeater, you can delete the default repeater and add a new one. You'll connect the repeater elements in the next step. Step 2 | Connect your repeater, gallery or table to the CMS Connect the dynamic collection fields to your repeater, gallery or table. The values from these dynamic fields change on your live site depending on the category shown. Make sure to link the buttons or images to the Page URL . This link allows visitors to click to go to the relevant Stores Category Page. Wix Editor In your editor, click the repeater, Pro Gallery or table. Click the Connect to CMS icon . Click the Choose a dataset drop-down and select Collections . (Repeaters only) Under Connections , click the repeater element you want to connect. Note: If you're using the default repeater that came with the dynamic page, the Image and Text elements are already connected. You can delete the extra text element or disconnect and replace it with static text. Click the relevant drop-downs and select the dynamic collection fields you want to connect: Name (Text): The category name set in Wix Stores. Main Media (Image): The category image set in Wix Stores. Slug (Text): The unique part of the URL at the end of your Category Page web address. You can set these by editing the SEO settings of each Stores category . ID (Text): The unique identifier code in the backend of each category. Navigate to Page URL: The web address of the relevant Category Page. For buttons, click the Click action connects to drop-down to select Navigate to Page URL . For images or the Pro Gallery, click the Links connect to drop-down to select Navigate Page URL . (Repeaters only) Click Repeater connections and repeat steps 4-5 above to connect additional elements in the repeater. Click to adjust your repeater elements, Pro Gallery or table as needed. Tip: You can add or remove elements from your repeater at any time. Disconnect elements if you want to use static content that doesn't change according to the relevant category. Click Preview to test your dynamic Stores categories page. Click Publish if you are ready to make the changes go live. Studio Editor In your editor, click the repeater, Pro Gallery, or table you want to connect. Click the Connect to CMS icon . Click the Choose a dataset drop-down and select Collections . (Repeaters only) Under Connections , click the repeater element you want to connect. Note: If you're using the default repeater that came with the dynamic page, the Image and Text elements are already connected. You can delete the extra text element or disconnect and replace it with static text. In the Inspector panel, under Connections , click the relevant drop-downs and select the dynamic collection fields you want to connect: Name (Text): The category name set in Wix Stores. Main Media (Image): The category image set in Wix Stores. Slug (Text): The unique part of the URL at the end of your Category Page web address. You can set these by editing the SEO settings of each Stores category . ID (Text): The unique identifier code in the backend of each category. Page URL: The web address of the relevant Category Page. For buttons, click the Click action connects to drop-down to select Page URL . For images or the Pro Gallery, click the Links connect to drop-down to select the Page URL . (Repeaters only) Click Repeater connections in the Inspector panel and repeat steps 4-5 above to connect additional elements in the repeater. Click to adjust your repeater elements or Pro Gallery as needed. Tip: You can add or remove elements from your repeater at any time. Disconnect elements if you want to use static content that doesn't change according to the relevant category. Click the Preview icon at the top right to test your dynamic Stores categories page. Click Publish if you are ready to make the changes go live. (Optional) Step 3 | Manage the dataset settings In your dataset settings, you can choose the maximum categories that can display at a time. You can also add filters to include only certain categories, or add sorts to control the order in which the categories display. Wix Editor In your editor, click the repeater, Pro Gallery or table. Click the Connect to CMS icon . Click Dataset Settings . Edit the Maximum items displayed field to set the maximum number of categories that can load at a time on the page. This is also the maximum categories that can load per page in a connected pagination bar or per click in a 'Load More' or 'Next/Previous' page buttons. Note: This field does not apply to tables. If using a table to display your items , limit the number of items displayed by clicking the table's Layout icon , then setting a custom table height and enabling pagination. (Optional) Click + Add Filter to only show specific categories in the repeater or gallery. (Optional) Click + Add Sort to choose the order in which the categories appear in the repeater or gallery. Click Preview to test your dynamic Stores categories page. Click Publish if you are ready to make the changes go live. Studio Editor Go to the connected dataset settings: Click the repeater or Pro Gallery. Click the Connect to CMS icon . Click Dataset Settings in the Inspector panel. Edit the Maximum items displayed field to set the maximum number of categories that can load at a time on the page. This is also the maximum categories that can load per click in 'Load More' or 'Next/Previous' page buttons. Note: This field does not apply to tables. If using a table to display your items , limit the number of items displayed by clicking the table's Layout icon , then setting a custom table height and enabling pagination. (Optional) Click + Add Filter to only show specific categories in the repeater or gallery. (Optional) Click + Add Sort to choose the order in which the categories appear in the repeater or gallery. Click Preview to test your dynamic Stores categories page. Click Publish if you are ready to make the changes go live. 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< Back Managing your business Managing your customers Business Phone Number: Managing Your Call Recordings Set up call recordings to keep track of conversations between your customers and agents. Use your call recordings to train new call agents and track their progress. You can also reference your recordings to improve customer satisfaction. Note: To have multiple call agents, you need to have the Plus or Premiere Business Phone Number plan . Setting up your call recordings Record your business phone calls so you can reference important conversations with customers at anytime. Important: Before activating this feature, it is your responsibility to make sure it complies with your local laws and regulations. To set up call recordings: Dashboard Go to Business Phone Number in your site's dashboard. Scroll down to Call Recording . Click the Enable Call Recording toggle to record all of your incoming calls. Wix app Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Marketing and select Business Phone Number . Tap General under Line Settings . Tap Call Recording . Tap the Enable Call Recording toggle to record all of your incoming calls. Tap Save . Listening to your call recordings Listen to call recordings to review conversations between your customers and agents. To listen to a call recording: Dashboard Go to Inbox in your site's dashboard. Click the relevant chat conversation. Click the Play button next to the call log. Wix app Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Inbox at the bottom. Tap the relevant conversation. Tap the Play button next to the call log. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Studio, Partners & Enterprise Wix Studio Studio Editor: Adding and Customizing Text Particles Use the text particles element to create dynamic headings. Designed for expressive typography, text particles let you add playful or bold effects that help clients stand out—whether for branding, promotions, or interactive experiences. Adding and setting up the text particles element Head over to the Add Elements panel to add text particles to the page. Pick a design you like, drag it onto the canvas and enter the text you want to show. To add and set up the text particles: Click Add Elements on the left side of the editor. Click Text . Click Text Particles . Drag your chosen text particles design onto the page. Tip: Hover over the designs to preview the animation. Write your text: Click the text particles element. Click Change text . Enter your text. Designing the text particles element Fine-tune the look and movement of text particles to fit your client's brand, tone, and animation needs. You have complete control over the particle size, colors, typography, speed, direction and many more settings. To design the text particles: Select the text particles element. Click the Open Inspector icon at the top right of the editor. Choose the animation style under Design : Choose the relevant style: Wave: The text swirls in a wavy motion. Reveal: The particles fly horizontally while revealing the text. Swarm: The particles "explode" outward in a chaotic motion, quickly dispersing to reveal the text. Choose a Pattern for the particles from the dropdown. Depending on the style you chose, use the available settings to customize the animation: Wave Fill colors: Set the text color by clicking the color box next to Text . Movement: Design the way the wave moves using the following settings: Amplitude: Set how far the text moves from its starting point. Higher values create larger, more dynamic movement, while lower values keep the effect subtle. Speed: Decide how quickly the wave moves. Noise: Adjust the randomness of the wave movement. Higher values add a more chaotic, lively feel, while lower values keep the movement smooth. Pause on hover: Select this checkbox to pause the animation when visitors hover over the element, allowing visitors to focus on the text. Reveal Fill colors: Set the text color by clicking the color box next to Text . Then, decide how many colors you want in your particles – you can use the site's theme colors or custom colors you set on the spot. Movement: Design the way particles move using the following settings: Animation type: Decide if the particles fly in while revealing the text ( In ), or fly out while making the text disappear ( Out ). Direction: Choose where the particle animation starts from (bottom, top left, etc.) Animation duration: Determine the duration of the animation from start to finish. Particle duration: Determine the duration of the particles' movement before they disappear. Intensity: Decide how intensely the particles move in the direction you defined. Wind angle: Set the angle of the invisible wind affecting the particle movement. Size & opacity: Set the particle size and opacity for the start and end of the animation. Swarm Fill colors: Set the text and particle color by clicking the color box next to Text . Movement: Design the way particles move using the following settings: Animation type: Decide if the particles swarm to reveal the text ( In ) or fly out while making the text disappear temporarily ( Out ). Start position: Choose where the particle animation starts from (bottom, top left, etc.) Animation duration: Drag the slider to determine the length of the animation (in seconds). Intensity: Decide how intensely the particles move. Preview your design: Click the Play button in the Inspector panel to see your animation as you're working on it. Formatting the text Format your text to get just the right look and feel for your design. Adjust details like typography styles, spacing, and capitalization to create polished, on-brand content. To format the text: Select the text particles element. Click the Open Inspector icon at the top right of the editor. Scroll down the Design section and click Text . Adjust the available formatting settings: Attach this text element to an existing typography style. Change the font and font size. Adjust the horizontal character spacing. Make the text bold or italics. Change the capitalization (e.g. make the text all lowercase). Set the HTML tag (e.g. H2, div, P, etc). Accessibility tip: If this text particles element is purely decorative, meaning it does not include important information for screen readers, select the checkbox next to This text is only decorative . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Connecting a domain Troubleshooting domains Wix Domain Assistant Important: From January 17th, 2024 some legacy DNS records are no longer supported for sites connected to Wix by pointing. If your site is affected, you should have received an email notifying you to update the A Record and CNAME records in your domain's host account (not Wix). Go to the pointing section below and click Check and update your DNS records to learn which records your domain should have. This article can help you troubleshoot issues with the various domain connection methods. If you are experiencing issues with your domain connection, follow the steps below. Unsure if you've connected via name servers or pointing? Learn the difference between the two connection methods . Video tutorial Watch this video tutorial for a walkthrough on troubleshooting domain connection issues. For more details, scroll down to read the full article. Issues with a domain purchased from Wix To resolve issues with a domain purchased from Wix, make sure you have done the following: Make sure your site is published New edits and changes to your site are not automatically reflected on your live site. Make sure to publish your site to make your changes go live. To publish your site: Click Publish at the top right of your editor. (Optional) Click View Site to go to your live site. Click Done . Make sure your domain hasn't expired If your domain has expired, you'll need to resolve the payment issue to reconnect your site. To check the expiration date of your domain : Go to Premium Subscriptions in your Wix account. Check the information in the Upcoming payment column. Note : Click Update Payment Method under the relevant domain to renew your domain. If your domain is not listed in Premium Subscriptions : Make sure you've signed in to the correct Wix account . Check that your domain isn't in the redemption period . Go to Domains in your Wix account to check if you've transferred your domain from another Wix account. Note : View the expiration date to the right of your domain name. Note : Learn how to resolve payment issues for your Wix domain. If you've recently completed a payment for your domain, it can take up to 48 hours for your site to be live again. Learn about domain propagation . Check that your Premium or Studio plan subscription is still active You must have an active Premium or Studio plan subscription for your site to be connected to a domain. To check the status of your plan subscription : Go to Premium Subscriptions in your Wix account. View the status of your plan under Status . Note : If your plan status is Expired , you must upgrade to a new plan to reconnect your site to your domain. Check that your domain is assigned to the correct site In order for your live site to appear, your domain must be assigned to a site with a Premium or Studio plan. To assign a domain in your account to a site : Go to Domains in your Wix account. Note : If you have more than one domain in your account, scroll to the domain you wish to assign. Click Assign next to Not Assigned to a Site . Note : If your domain is currently assigned to a different site, click the Domain Actions icon on the right and select Assign to a Different Site . Select a site and click Next . Note : If the site is currently connected to a different domain, choose an option: Redirect it to the primary domain: Redirect your domain to the site's primary domain that is already connected. Replace the current primary domain: Connect your domain and disconnect the site's current domain. Click Assign . Check your domain's DNS records in your Wix account Domains purchased from Wix automatically have the correct DNS records configured in your account. If your A (Host) or CNAME (Aliases) records have been changed, you'll need to correct them for your site to reconnect. To check and update your DNS records: Go to Domains in your Wix account. Note : If you have more than one domain in your account, scroll to the relevant domain. Click the Domain Actions icon on the right and select Manage DNS Records . Check that your DNS records reflect the correct records: A record : 185.230.63.107 CNAME record : initial.wixdns.net (If needed) Update your A (Host) and CNAME (Aliases) records . Note: After making changes to your DNS records, it may take up to 48 hours for your domain to propagate . Check that your domain hasn't been deactivated due to ICANN regulations The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names & Numbers (ICANN) requires that all domain registrants confirm their domain contact information. If you were sent an email titled Verify domain contact info now to keep your site live and did not click Confirm , your domain is deactivated. Learn more about confirming your domain . To reactivate your domain : Go to Domains in your Wix account. Note: If you have more than one domain in your account, scroll to the relevant domain. Click Resend Confirmation Email . Note: If you don't see this option, you do not need to confirm your domain's contact email. Confirm your domain's contact information: Access the business email for your domain's contact email address. Open the email titled Confirm Your Domain Contact Information (sent from wix-team@notifications.wix.com). Click Confirm in the email. Note : After clicking Confirm in your email, it may take up to 48 hours for your domain to propagate and display your site again. Learn more about domain propagation . Still experiencing issues after following the steps above? Contact Wix Customer Care . Issues with a domain connected via name servers To resolve issues with a domain connected via name servers, make sure you have done the following: Make sure your site is published New edits and changes to your site are not automatically reflected on your live site. Make sure to publish your site to make your changes go live. To publish your site : Click Publish at the top right of your editor. (Optional) Click View Site to be taken to your live site. Click Done . Check that your Premium or Studio plan subscription is still active You must have an active Premium or Studio plan subscription for your site to be connected to a domain. To check the status of your subscription : Go to My Premium plans . Select the relevant subscription. View the status of your plan next to Status . Note : If your plan status is not Active , you must upgrade to a new plan to reconnect your site to your domain. Check that your domain is assigned to the correct site In order for your live site to appear, your domain must be assigned to a site with a Premium or Studio plan. To assign a domain in your account to a site : Go to Domains in your Wix account. Note : If you have more than one domain in your account, scroll to the domain you wish to assign. Click Assign next to Not Assigned to a Site . Note : If your domain is currently assigned to a different site, click the More Actions icon on the right and select Assign to a Different Site . Select a site and click Next . Note : If the site is currently connected to a different domain, choose an option: Redirect it to the primary domain: Redirect your domain to the site's primary domain that is already connected. Replace the current primary domain: Connect your domain and disconnect the site's current domain. Click Assign . Check your DNS records Make sure your domain has the correct Wix name servers in your domain host's account. You can do a DNS lookup to check which name servers are currently resolving for your domain. Click here to view your account-specific name server records. Check your domain's status Your domain must have an active status in order to be connected to a site. To check the status of your domain : Go to whois.com . Enter your domain name in the search field and click WHOIS . Review the domain status and expiry date. Tip : Go to the URL displayed below Domain Status to learn about each status. Note : Contact your domain registrar if you need help ensuring your domain is active. Wait for your domain to propagate Any time you make a DNS change to your domain, it takes time for the propagation to complete. Domain propagation is the process whereby your domain host notifies the root DNS servers of the change in your domain settings, which in turn notifies your Internet Service Provider (ISP). If you've recently changed your name servers, it may take up to 48 hours for your domain to complete propagation and appear connected to your site. Learn more about domain propagation . Check that your SSL certificate is properly issued The SSL certificate is automatically generated within 48 hours of updating your DNS records. To check your SSL certificate : Make sure you have the correct Wix name servers in your domain host's account. Click here to view your account-specific name server records. Ensure that DNSSEC is unsigned for your domain by checking whois.com . Contact your domain host for DNSSEC assistance. If you've added the HTML app to your site, make sure the code you've entered contains HTTPS (and not HTTP). Learn more about the HTML app . Still experiencing issues after following the steps above? Contact Wix Customer Care . Issues with a domain connected via pointing To resolve issues with a domain connected via pointing, make sure you have done the following: Make sure your site is published New edits and changes to your site are not automatically reflected on your live site. Make sure to publish your site to make your changes go live. To publish your site : Click Publish at the top right of your editor. (Optional) Click View Site to be taken to your live site. Click Done . Check that your Premium or Studio plan subscription is still active You must have an active Premium or Studio plan subscription for your site to be connected to a domain. To check the status of your subscription : Go to My Premium plan . Select the relevant plan subscription. View the status of your plan next to Status . Note : If your plan status is not Active , you must upgrade to a new plan to reconnect your site to your domain. Check that your domain is assigned to the correct site In order for your live site to appear, your domain must be assigned to a site with a Premium or Studio plan. To assign a domain in your account to a site : Go to Domains in your Wix account. Note : If you have more than one domain in your account, scroll to the domain you wish to assign. Click Assign next to Not Assigned to a Site . Note : If your domain is currently assigned to a different site, click the More Actions icon on the right and select Assign to a Different Site . Select a site and click Next . Note : If the site is currently connected to a different domain, choose an option: Redirect it to the primary domain: Redirect your domain to the site's primary domain that is already connected. Replace the current primary domain: Connect your domain and disconnect the site's current domain. Click Assign . Check and update your DNS records Your domain must have the correct A record and CNAME records added in your domain host's account. You can do a DNS lookup to check which DNS records are currently resolving for your domain. To view or update your DNS records: Log in to your domain host account. Find the section where the DNS records are located. Update the A Record and CNAME Record to the following: A Record: Host: @ or [blank] Points to: 185.230.63.107 CNAME: Host: www Points to: pointing.wixdns.net Check your domain's status Your domain must have an active status in order to be connected to a site. To check the status of your domain : Go to whois.com . Enter your domain name in the search field and click WHOIS . Review the domain status and expiry date. Tip : Go to the URL displayed below Domain Status to learn about each status. Note : Contact your domain registrar if you need help ensuring your domain is active. Wait for your domain to propagate Any time you make a DNS change to your domain, it takes time for the propagation to complete. Domain propagation is the process whereby your domain host notifies the root DNS servers of the change in your domain settings, which in turn notifies your Internet Service Provider (ISP). If you've recently changed your name servers, it may take up to 48 hours for your domain to complete propagation and appear connected to your site. Learn more about domain propagation . Check that your SSL certificate is properly issued The SSL certificate is automatically generated within 48 hours of updating your DNS records. To check your SSL certificate : Make sure you have the correct A records and CNAME records in your domain host's account. View the records your domain needs to properly connect to your Wix site. Ensure that DNSSEC is unsigned for your domain by checking whois.com . Contact your domain host for DNSSEC assistance. If you've added the HTML app to your site, make sure the code you've entered contains HTTPS (and not HTTP). Learn more about the HTML app . Still need help? If you are still experiencing issues, try the following local issue troubleshooting steps : Clear your browser's cache and try accessing your domain again. Go to your domain in incognito mode . Check whatismybrowser.com and update your browser if it's not the latest version. Go to your domain using a different supported browser . Go to your domain on another computer that uses different anti-virus, anti-malware, and firewall programs. Connect to a different Wi-Fi network or use a smartphone's 3G/4G cellular network to access your domain. This detects if there's an issue with the network you're using. If you are still unable to view your site on your domain, contact Wix Customer Care and we will be happy to assist you. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Wix Legends Wix Legends: Setting Up Your Legend Wix Legends is an AI-powered platform that lets you create your own Legend: a digital presence built to represent you and engage with visitors in real time. With Wix Legends, you can extend your reach, deepen relationships, and open new ways to interact with clients, your community, or fans. Learn how to set up your Legend to reflect you, your business or brand. Step 1 | Create a Wix Legends account Begin by signing up to Wix Legends. Once you create an account, you can get started with setting up your Legend. To create an account: Desktop browser Go to Wix Legends . Click Create Your Legend . Sign up with an email address and password, or use your Google, Facebook, or Apple account. Mobile browser Go to Wix Legends . Tap Create Your Legend . Sign up with an email address and password, or use your Google, Facebook, or Apple account. Step 2 | Meet Atlas Atlas is your AI assistant who guides you through building your Legend. She'll start the conversation, introduce herself, and walk you through each step as you set up your Legend. Click or tap Talk to Atlas to continue. Tips: For the best results, let Atlas finish speaking before you start your next answer. If you interrupt often, some information may be missed. If you want to restart your Legend's setup, tell Atlas to "start over". Step 3 | Connect a site Choose a site for your Legend to learn from. Your Legend reads the site's public content, so it can respond to visitors with details specific to your business. To connect a site: Choose which site to connect: Connect a Wix site: Select a site from the list. For each site, you can see the site name, the URL, and whether you're a site owner or collaborator. Connect a non-Wix site: Click or tap Use another site at the bottom and enter the site URL. Click or tap Use this site . Step 4 | Choose what your Legend should help with Decide what you want your Legend to do for visitors. You'll get suggestions for goals based on your site’s content, and what you choose here helps fill in information for your Legend’s profile and behavior later on. To choose what your Legend should help with: Select a few suggestions. Click or tap More suggestions to load new options. Click or tap Add your own goal to describe the goal in your own words. Click or tap Generate Goal . (Optional) Edit the Legend's title to rename it. Click or tap Continue . Step 5 | Create your Legend's appearance Create your Legend's appearance for live calls by choosing an avatar. You can create a custom avatar based on your own photo and voice, or choose a stock avatar from the gallery. Stock avatars are ready to use right away, so your Legend can have video calls with visitors immediately. A custom avatar can take up to 4 hours to process - it will continue generating in the background as you move onto the next steps. Note: Creating a custom avatar is available on paid plans only . To create your Legend's appearance: Desktop browser Choose the type of avatar you want to use: Create a custom avatar Generate a custom avatar using your own photo and voice. Click Create Custom Avatar . Choose how to add a photo: Upload Photo: Choose an existing photo from your device. Take Photo: Open your camera and take a new picture. Tip: Make sure you are centered in the frame, facing the camera, in good lighting. Choose your Legend's style. You can select your original photo, choose one of the suggested styles, or click Create custom look to generate a new look. Choose how to upload a voice sample: Record Voice: Record a voice sample directly. Upload Sample: Upload a pre-recorded audio file from your device. When you're happy with the recording, click the checkbox next to I confirm that I have the right to use this voice and agree to let Wix use it to create a Legend . Click Use Recording. Provide your Legend's name. Click Generate Preview . Tip: A preview of your Legend's video will generate, giving you a sneak peak into what it'll look and sound like once fully generated. Review the generated avatar. If you're happy with it, click Create Legend or go back to make changes. Pick a stock avatar Stock avatars come ready with their own image and default voice. You can keep both as-is, or change the voice to a different stock voice or your own voice sample. Select the avatar you want to use. Tip: Hover over a character to see a short preview of the avatar in action. You can enlarge the preview to full screen and listen to their default voice. (Optional) Click the Voice dropdown to select a different stock voice or create a custom voice. Provide your Legend's name. Click Create Legend . Mobile browser Choose the type of avatar you want to use: Create a custom avatar Generate a custom avatar using your own photo and voice. Tap Create Custom Avatar . Choose how to add a photo: Upload Photo: Choose an existing photo from your device. Take Photo: Open your camera and take a new picture. Tip: Make sure you are centered in the frame, facing the camera, in good lighting. Choose your Legend's style. You can select your original photo, choose one of the suggested styles, or tap Create custom look to generate a new look. Choose how to upload a voice sample: Record Voice: Record a voice sample directly. Upload Sample: Upload a pre-recorded audio file from your device. When you're happy with the recording, tap the checkbox next to I confirm that I have the right to use this voice and agree to let Wix use it to create a Legend . Tap Use Recording. Provide your Legend's name. Tap Generate Preview . Tip: A preview of your Legend's video will generate, giving you a sneak peak into what it'll look and sound like once fully generated. Review the generated avatar. If you're happy with it, tap Create Legend or go back to make changes. Pick a stock avatar Stock avatars come ready with their own image and default voice. You can keep both as-is, or change the voice to a different stock voice or your own voice sample. Select the avatar you want to use. Tip: Hover over a character to see a short preview of the avatar in action. You can enlarge the preview to full screen and listen to their default voice. (Optional) Tap the Voice dropdown to select a different stock voice or create a custom voice. Provide your Legend's name. Tap Create Legend . Step 5 | Enter your workspace After completing these steps, you're taken to the Wix Legends workspace where you can continue building and refining your Legend, and preview how it will interact with your visitors. Atlas remains available in your workspace, so you can keep talking to her to add knowledge, clarify details, or update information as things change. To continue building out your Legend, you can: Edit your Legend's profile : Add your Legend's public details and profile information. Add your knowledge : Upload files, add snippets, and share trusted links so your Legend can answer just like you would. Customize your Legend's behavior : Adjust its tone, personality, and conversation style to shape how it interacts with visitors. Tip: If your avatar is still generating, you can continue working on your Legend's knowledge while it generates. FAQs Click a question below to learn more. Which avatar type should I choose? Choose a custom avatar if you want your Legend to look and sound like you, making live calls feel more personal. Choose a stock avatar if you want to get started quickly, prefer not to use your own appearance, or want a different character to represent your business or brand. Can I change my Legend's appearance after setup? Yes, you can switch between a custom avatar and a stock avatar from the Appearance tab in your Wix Legends workspace. Learn how to manage your Legend's appearance . How do I update my account information? When you create a Wix Legends account, your account is managed by Wix. Your Wix account details include information such as your username, account name, login info, and your recovery phone number. Click your account avatar at the bottom left of the workspace. Click Settings. Click Go to Account Settings . Learn more about changing account details. I want to delete my Legend and start over. Can I do that? Yes, you can remove your Legend, however doing this permanently deletes all your data including knowledge, conversations, and voice or video assets. If you only want to change how your Legend looks, you don't need to remove it. You can switch to a different stock avatar or generate custom avatar. Learn more about your Legend's appearance . To remove your legend: Click your account avatar at the bottom left of the workspace. Click Settings . Click Remove Legend . (Optional) Select a reason from the dropdown for why you're removing the Legend. Click Remove Legend . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your media Adding & managing media Wix Media: Sharing Documents on Your Site Allow visitors to download documents from your site with ease. There are a number of ways of sharing documents on your site. The options range from a variety of apps, to document buttons and linkable elements. Adding a document button Let visitors download documents from your site in one click by adding a document button . Once you choose your button, you can connect your document file, change your button's icon and choose whether to display the document's title or not. Note: Document buttons are only available in the Wix Editor. In the Studio Editor, you can create a similar button by linking a styled button to a document and adding an icon. To add a document button: Go to your editor . Click Add Elements on the left side of the editor. Click Button . Select a button under Document Buttons , or drag it the relevant location on your page. Click the button. Click Change File . Select a file. Click Choose File to connect it to your button. (Optional) Customize the button using the available options. Linking a document to an element Link your element to a document of your choice. When your visitors click the element, a new browser tab opens with the document. To link a document to an element: Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click the relevant element. Click the Link icon . Select Document . Click Choose File . Click Upload Media and upload your document to the Media Manager. Click Add to Page . Click Done . Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click the relevant element. Click the Link icon . Select Document . Click Choose File . Click Upload Media and upload your document to the Media Manager. Click Add to Page . Click Done . Wix Harmony Editor Go to your editor . Click the relevant element. Click Link on the action bar. Click Choose a link . Select the Document icon . Click Choose File . Click Upload Media and upload your document to the Media Manager. Click Choose File at the bottom right. Click Done . Creating a sharing library With the File Share app, you can create a file sharing library where people can exchange ideas and collaborate on projects. Whether you manage a school, business, or community, the File Share app is a great way to upload and share documents securely. To create a sharing library: Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click Add Apps on the left side of the editor. Search for "Wix File Share" in the search bar then select the app. Click Add to Site . Customize the app's permissions and member settings . Personalize the app's design . Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click App Market on the left side of the editor. Search for "Wix File Share" in the search bar then select the app. Click Add to Site . Customize the app's permissions and member settings . Personalize the app's design . Tip: To enable file sharing on your site, use the Anyfile app. To upload and display PDF files with realistic 3D page-flip animations, use the PDF 3D Flipbook app. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit