< Back Managing your business Accepting payments on your site Providing Sales Tax/VAT Exemptions Some of your customers may not be required to pay tax on their purchases. This may include: B2B customers Non-profit or charitable institutions Religious institutions Individuals with disabilities Veterans Important: Available tax exemptions vary by location. Consult a local tax authority to learn which of your customers qualify for a tax exemption. Providing individual customers with tax-exempt status You can manually grant tax-exempt status to any person in your site's contact list. Make sure the contact has an email address, as that address is what allows them to avoid paying tax at checkout. Important: To automatically receive tax-exempt status while checking out, the customer must enter the same email address. To provide a tax exemption: If not already added, add the customer as a site contact . Note: Make sure to add the contact's email address. Go to Tax in your site's dashboard. Scroll down and click Manage Exemptions . Click Add customer . Select the relevant customer. Click Save . Setting up tax exemptions for groups Instead of assigning tax exemptions to customers one by one, you can set up a tax exemption for an entire group and choose which tax types it applies to. Before you begin: Make sure to add the individuals that make up the group as site contacts . If you want to set up a tax exemption for a specific group of products, create that product group . To set up a tax exemption for a group: Go to Tax in your site's dashboard. Scroll down and click Manage Exemptions . Click Create group . Enter a name and click Next . Note: This name is for internal use. Select a region from the Select a region drop-down. Click Exempt next to the relevant tax type(s) and click Next . Select the customers you want to add to this exemption group. Click Save . What does my customer see at checkout? The tax exemption display varies depending on whether you include tax in product prices or add it at checkout . When you include tax in product prices, customers see the amount that was subtracted. If tax is not included in the price, a notification appears stating that the customer is exempt from tax. FAQs Click below for answers to common questions about providing tax exemptions. How can various employees of the same company receive tax-exempt status? The tax-exempt status is connected to the buyer's email address, not the company name. To allow multiple employees to make company purchases without paying tax, add each employee as a contact and assign a tax exemption to each one. Can my customer add their VAT ID at checkout? Yes. You can use the Exemptify app by daxanema to let customers enter their VAT ID at checkout and automatically get tax-exempt status. You can also use the VAT ID to apply tax exemptions for eligible customers, for example after validating it through the European VAT Information Exchange System ( VIES ). Notes: To add the app, click Exemptify by daxanema . The app is not yet available in the Wix Harmony Editor. Alternatively, you can add a custom field to the Checkout page, which can be used to collect the customer's tax ID. Note that the number will not be validated. Can I provide a customer with a partial tax exemption? Currently, you can only provide full tax exemptions. Are there any cases where the tax exemption cannot be applied? When a customer completes payment using a provider where checkout happens outside of Wix (e.g. PayPal, Apple Pay, or Google Pay), it's not possible to provide a tax exemption. To work around this, set up additional payment providers in Wix and instruct your customers to use them at checkout. What happens if my customer's phone details don't match those in Wix Contacts? If there is a mismatch between a customer's country code / phone number listed in the saved contact card and the ones entered at checkout, the exemption won't apply. This could happen if your customer selects the wrong country code at checkout or enters an incorrect phone number. This could also occur if the details in the contact card are inaccurate. To fix this problem, you can either edit the contact in Wix Contacts or ask your customers to select the correct country code and enter the right phone number when they complete a purchase. Can a tax exemption be applied at a point of sale? After giving a customer tax-exempt status, they automatically get a tax exemption when purchasing items in the POS Register . Tax exemptions are not available with other POS solutions. Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Accepting payments on your site Connecting Authorize.net Powered by Bankful as a Payment Provider Connect Authorize.net Powered by Bankful to receive payments from your customers in the United States. General Info Supported country United States Supported currency USD Transaction fees Fees vary. Fees may be paid to both Authorize.net (for integration) and Bankful (for payment processing). Note : Legacy merchants previously connected to Authorize.net will continue to have their fees managed by Authorize.net Notes The currency used in your Wix account must match the currency in your Bankful account. If the currencies do not match, the transactions may be declined. Learn how to change your currency Managing your account For information on topics such as payout schedules, refunding a customer, chargeback disputes, and more, please contact Bankful Connecting Authorize.net Powered by Bankful Go to Accept Payments in your site's dashboard. Tip: Check your business location at the top right. If incorrect, click the drop-down menu to change it. Click See More Payment Options . Click See Options beside Third-Party Credit / Debit Card Providers. Click Connect next to Authorize.net Powered by Bankful. Depending on whether you are creating a new Bankful account, or have an existing account, follow the instructions: Have an account Enter your API Login ID and Transaction Key. Click Connect . Don't have an account Click Create Authorize.net Powered by Bankful account . Register for a Authorize.net Powered by Bankful merchant account and, once approved, retrieve your API Login ID and Transaction Key. Once your merchant account is approved, return to this window (repeat steps 1-5) and follow the steps under Have an account to connect your account. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about accepting payments. How can I tell if a payment method is active? In order to accept online payments, you must connect a payment provider. Once connected, your checkout will be active for your chosen payment method(s). You need to have your account successfully verified to receive payouts. Is my currency supported? Be aware that payments will fail If you are using an unsupported currency. The currency used in your payment provider account must match the currency that you set in your Wix account . If you need to change the currency set in your provider account, please contact your payment provider. If your current payment provider does not support your desired currency, Wix hosts a wide range of alternative payment providers . Learn how to change your payment provider . What is a minimum payment amount? Some payment providers have a minimum payment threshold (e.g. $1.01). Payments below this amount will not be processed. Make sure that all of your products or services are priced over the minimum threshold. This includes discounted items or Pricing Plans . Please contact your payment provider to get the most up-to-date information about their minimum payment threshold. How do I get my payouts? Payouts are managed by your payment provider. If your provider is a third-party provider, contact them directly . If your provider is Wix Payments, learn about receiving payouts from Wix Payments . My customers' payments are being declined. What can I do? If your customers are experiencing payment failures, you may be able to fix the issue by troubleshooting issues for accepting payments . Why can’t I connect my desired payment provider? If you’re having trouble connecting your payment provider, you may be able to fix the issue by troubleshooting common connection issues . Do I need to upgrade my site to accept payments? Yes. You need to upgrade your site to a plan that supports payments in order to accept payments. Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your account Changing your account settings Using an Authenticator App for 2-Step Verification for your Wix Account Add an extra layer of security to your login with an authenticator app for 2-step verification . This helps keep your account safe, even if someone else gets your password. You can use an authenticator app such as Google Authenticator , Microsoft Authenticator , or Authy to verify your identity every time you log in from an unrecognized device. Before you begin: We recommend that you set up your Recovery Phone Number before enabling 2-Step verification. How authenticator apps work Authenticator apps generate a code that you can use in addition to your email and password to verify your identity. This code automatically regenerates at a set amount of time (e.g. every 30 seconds). The advantage of using an authenticator app instead of SMS or email verification is that it doesn't require an internet or mobile network connection. Using an authenticator app is also safer than SMS or email because the code is generated on your device instead of being sent to you. Some examples of popular authenticator apps are: Google Authenticator ( Android / iOS ) Microsoft Authenticator ( Android / iOS ) Twilio Authy ( Android / iOS ) Duo Mobile ( Android / iOS ) LastPass Authenticator ( Android / iOS ) After you download and install an authenticator app to your mobile device, you can connect the app to your Wix account . The next time you try to sign in to your Wix account, you'll be asked to enter a 6-digit code from your authenticator app. Enabling 2-step verification with an authenticator app You can enable 2-step authentication with an authenticator app in your Account Settings. Note: You can enable more than one verification option at the same time . If you choose to enable multiple options, the default prompt order is always: Wix mobile app first, then an authenticator app, followed by SMS, and then email. To enable an authenticator app: Go to Account Settings in your Wix account. Scroll down to 2-Step verification . C lick Enable next to Verify logins with an authenticator app . Enter your Wix password in the pop-up. Open your authenticator app. Scan the QR code displayed in your browser with your authenticator app, or enter the code. Follow any additional steps in your authenticator app to add your Wix account to it. Click Next on the pop-up in your browser. Enter the 6-digit code that's shown in your authenticator app. Click Submit . Important: If you remove your account from your authentication app, or delete the app from your mobile device, you won't be able to sign in using this method. Signing in to your Wix account using an authenticator app When you sign in to your Wix account with 2-Step verification enabled, you need to confirm your login by adding a 6-digit code from your authenticator app. To sign-in with 2-step verification: Sign in as normal on the Wix login page . Open your authenticator app on your phone. Get the 6-digit code for your Wix account. Enter the 6-digit code under Enter code here on the Wix login page. Click Verify . Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Bookings: Creating an Online Service Offer services online so clients can book and attend sessions from anywhere. After choosing a video platform, you can create your service, connect a payment method, and share clear joining instructions with clients. Important: To use video conferencing, you need to upgrade your site to a plan that supports payments . Step 1 | Select a platform to host your virtual service Choose a platform based on the type of session you offer. Some services work best with 1-to-1 video calls, while others need tools for larger groups or live streaming. Platforms for appointments For 1-to-1 services such as consultations and coaching sessions, use a video conferencing platform such as Zoom or Google Meet that lets you meet with clients directly. Some platforms also let you share your screen, which can be helpful for presentations, slides, or documents. Platforms for class and course sessions For group sessions, choose a platform based on how you want participants to join: Let clients watch you live: Use a live streaming platform, such as Wix Video's live streaming , if participants only need to see and hear you. Interact with multiple participants: Use a group meeting platform if you want participants to join the conversation, ask questions, or unmute during the session (e.g. Google Meet , Zoom , Cisco Webex , or GoToMeeting ). Notes: The benefits, call hours and participant limits for video conferencing are based on the provider you use (Google Meet, Zoom, GoToMeeting, etc.) and are not controlled by Wix. Learn more about setting up and managing multiple video conferencing links You may want to use the Wix File Share app to share course material and let students upload their work for your online services. Step 2 | Create the service in Wix Bookings Once you've decided what type of online session you want to offer, create the service in your Wix Bookings dashboard so clients can book it. Choose from appointments , classes , or courses . To make it clear that the service takes place online, consider adding ‘online’ to the service name or subtitle, for example, "Online Yoga Class". In the Locations tab, select a custom location and enter a description such as "Online". Then, enable the toggle next to Video conferencing and continue with your service setup. Note: If it's your first time adding video conferencing to a service, click Add next to Video conferencing . Then, choose between Google Meet, Zoom, or Custom link . Step 3 | Connect an online payment method If you want to charge clients when they book, make sure your site has an online payment method connected. This lets you collect payment in advance instead of asking clients to pay in person. You can set this up from the Accept Payments section of your site's dashboard by choosing the payment method you want to connect: A virtual wallet or credit card: Connect a provider such as Wix Payments , PayPal, or Square so clients can pay online when they book. Manual Payment : Let clients pay outside Wix using a method you choose, such as a bank transfer, cheque, or payment app. You can add instructions so clients know how to complete the payment. Step 4 | Let clients know how to connect to your service Clients need clear instructions on how to join your online service. If you add a video conferencing link while setting up the service, Wix automatically includes it in the confirmation email sent after booking. You can also customize the email to add any extra details clients need before the session starts. To customize the confirmation email: Go to Booking Settings in your site's dashboard. Click Notifications you send . Click the Emails tab. Click Edit next to Send clients an email confirmation when they book . In the automation builder, click the Send an email action. In the side panel, click Edit next to Email template . Customize the email as needed (e.g. add text elements for additional instructions, customize the design, change themes, etc) (Optional) Click Preview and test to send yourself a preview of the email. Click Publish changes when you're ready. Important: Under Join online , you'll find dynamic fields that are automatically filled in when you add a video conferencing link while setting up your service. If you edit these fields manually, the link stops working. We recommend leaving the existing personalized content unchanged (e.g. ${online_conference_url}). Tips: For more ways to manage booking emails, learn more about managing your outbound client emails . For more details about editing email content and design, learn more about customizing automated emails . FAQs Click a question below to learn more about creating an online service. What is the difference between Google Meet, Zoom, and a custom link? A Google Meet or Zoom connection creates a unique meeting link for each booking. A Custom link uses the same fixed URL for every booking. Can I disable the confirmation email? Yes. You can disable the confirmation email in the Notifications you send section under Booking settings . To do this, disable the Send clients an email confirmation when they book toggle. Do clients automatically receive the video conferencing link? Yes. If you add a video conferencing link while setting up the service, Wix automatically includes it in the confirmation email sent to clients after they book. Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your media Wixel Wixel: Creating and Customizing a Document Create visually engaging, professional documents in Wixel for any business need. For anything from project proposals to fitness guides, use AI to design your layout and write your content or fine-tune every detail yourself. Add media, buttons, and widgets to create an interactive experience, then share your finished document instantly with a link. Note: Actions that involve generating and editing a document with AI use AI credits . Step 1 | Add a document Begin by adding a document to your project by describing your idea to the Wixel Agent, choosing a template, or starting from scratch. However you begin, you can draft ideas, structure your sections, and use AI to help with wording and visuals. To add a document: Desktop browser Go to Wixel . Choose how you want to start: Design with AI: Describe in the text box what you want to create. For example, "Create a document for an interactive study guide for business students” or “Create a 3-month fitness plan". Choose a template: Scroll down and select a template from the Docs tab. Start from scratch: Scroll down and select a blank document from the Blank Frames tab. Wixel app Go to your project in the Wixel app. Choose how you want to start: Design with AI: Tell the Wixel Agent what you want to create. For example, "Create a document for an interactive study guide for business students” or “Create a 3-month fitness plan". Choose a template: Tap Create New Design and select a template. Start from scratch: Tap Create New Design and tap Start with a blank frame. Step 2 | Add elements to your document Make your document more impactful by adding interactive and visual elements. Whether you want to showcase data with a chart, embed media, or organize your layout, you have all the tools you need directly in your project workspace. Mix and match different elements to make your document both useful and engaging for any reader. Desktop browser Go to your project in Wixel . Select the relevant document in your project. Click the Elements icon on the toolbar. Choose what to add: AI tools Use Wixel’s AI-powered tools to go beyond standard document features. The AI widget lets you add interactive, smart content to your documents, like charts, infographics, games, maps, and more, by describing what you want to create. Select AI Widget under AI tools . Describe what you want to create in the text box. For example: "Create a bar chart showing membership growth by month" or "Build a simple meal planning calculator". (Optional) Click Types to choose a specific widget type (e.g. chart, calculator) and click the Add icon to include reference files. Click the Send icon . (Optional) Review the widget that's added to your document. If you want to refine or update it, select the widget and chat with the Wixel Agent to explain what to change. You can also use the suggestions provided above the widget. Media Make your document more dynamic with visual content. Add images, videos, GIFs, and shapes from your project files, your computer, or free stock media from Wix. After adding media, use the action bar to set the size, alignment, and settings, or add a link and a caption. Under Media , choose from the following elements: Image Video GIF Shapes Vector Art Layout elements Structure and organize your content so your document is easy to follow. Under Layout elements , choose from the following elements: Layout: Choose a predesigned layout to start from Button: Links to a web address or to a section in the same document Divider Code snippet Expandable list: A collapsible list, useful for FAQs Gallery Table Embeds Add content from your favorite platforms directly into your project by embedding media, social posts, and more. You can embed videos, audio, or posts to make your document dynamic. Under Embeds , choose from the following elements: YouTube video Audio file: Upload your own or embed from an external source. Spotify track SoundCloud File AdSense: Ad space from Google AdSense HTML embed: Add custom code or an external site. Instagram post TikTok video X post Notes: Make sure to read through the limitations of the HTML element before using it. When embedding an external site, the address must start with HTTPS. HTTP sites will not be displayed. Wixel app Go to your project in the Wixel app. Select the relevant document in your project. Tap the Edit icon and then tap + Elements on the action bar. Choose what to do: AI tools Use Wixel’s AI-powered tools to go beyond standard document features. The AI widget lets you add interactive, smart content to your documents, like charts, infographics, games, maps, and more, by describing what you want to create. Select AI Widget under AI tools . Describe what you want to create in the text box. For example: "Create a bar chart showing membership growth by month" or "Build a simple meal planning calculator". (Optional) Tap Types to choose a specific widget type (e.g. chart, calculator) and tap the Add icon to include reference files. Tap the Send icon . (Optional) Review the widget that's added to your document. If you want to refine or update it, select the widget and chat with the Wixel Agent to explain what to change. You can also use the suggestions provided above the widget. Media Make your document more dynamic with visual content. Add images, videos, GIFs, and shapes from your project files, your computer, or free stock media from Wix. After adding media, use the action bar to set the size, alignment, and settings, or add a link and a caption. Under Media , choose from the following elements: Image Video GIF Shapes Vector Art Layout elements Structure and organize your content so your document is easy to follow. Under Layout elements , choose from the following elements: Layout: Choose a predesigned layout to start from Button: Links to a web address or to a section in the same document Divider Code snippet Expandable list: A collapsible list, useful for FAQs Gallery Table Embeds Add content from your favorite platforms directly into your project by embedding media, social posts, and more. You can embed videos, audio, or posts to make your document dynamic. Under Embeds , choose from the following elements: YouTube video Audio file: Upload your own or embed from an external source. Spotify track SoundCloud File AdSense: Ad space from Google AdSense HTML embed: Add custom code or an external site. Instagram post TikTok video X post Notes: Make sure to read through the limitations of the HTML element before using it. When embedding an external site, the address must start with HTTPS. HTTP sites will not be displayed. Step 3 | Customize your document Design every part of your document to match your needs and style. Update layouts and visuals so your document looks exactly how you want before you share it online. To customize your document: Desktop browser Go to your project in Wixel . Select the relevant document in your project. Choose what to do: Customize your theme Give your document a polished, branded look by applying a theme. You can control the overall color scheme, font choices, and even style individual headings or paragraphs for a cohesive, professional result. Click the frame details above the document. Click Themes on the action bar. Choose how to select your theme: Select a suggested preset: Choose from the color and font combinations or choose a color and font pair separately. Customize a theme by individually selecting theme colors and fonts. Click Edit theme . Choose a color theme: Click a color in the palette and select a new color from the Color picker panel. Choose a font theme: Select a font from the Text drop-down to apply it to all text styles or individually select a text style to edit the font, color, size, line height, and character spacing. Edit text formatting Use the formatting options on the action bar to adjust the text style, formatting, add lists, insert links, and more. To get to these options, highlight specific text or find blank space in your document to start typing. Wixel app Go to your project in the Wixel app. Select the relevant document in your project. Tap the Edit icon . Choose what to do: Customize your theme Give your document a polished, branded look by applying a theme. You can control the overall color scheme, font choices, and even style individual headings or paragraphs for a cohesive, professional result. Tap the Theme icon on your action bar. Choose how to select your theme: Select a suggested preset: Choose from the color and font combinations or choose a color and font pair separately. Customize a theme by individually selecting theme colors and fonts. Tap Edit Theme . Choose a color theme: Click a color in the palette and select a new color from the Color picker panel. Choose a font theme: Select a font from the Text drop-down to apply it to all text styles or individually select a text style to edit the font, color, size, line height, and character spacing. Edit text formatting Use the formatting options on the action bar to adjust the text style, formatting, add lists, insert links, and more. To get to these options, highlight specific text or find blank space in your document to start typing. Step 4 | Adjust your document settings Adjust the overall look and feel of your document with page, button, and image settings. To adjust your document settings: Desktop browser Go to your project in Wixel . Select the relevant document in your project. Click the frame details above the document and click Document Settings on the action bar. Customize your settings using the following options: Page setup: Choose how the content is formatted on the published document. Content Width: Set how wide your content appears on the document. Vertical Paddings: Set the spacing above and below your content on the document. Background: Set the background color or pick a background image for the page. Buttons: Style the appearance of the document's buttons. Select which state to add an animation for: Normal: This is how the button appears when visitors open the document. Set the background color, text color, button size, border radius, border width, and border color. Hover: This is how the button appears when visitors hover over the button with their mouse. Set the hover background color, hover text color, and hover border color. Images: Customize the look of all images in your document. Select a border radius, border width, and border color. Wixel app Go to your project in the Wixel app. Select the relevant document in your project. Tap the Edit icon on the right. Tap the Settings icon on the action bar. Customize your settings using the following options: Background: Set the background color or pick a background image for the page. Buttons: Style the appearance of the document's buttons. Select which state to add an animation for: Regular: This is how the button appears when visitors open the document. Set the background color, text color, button size, border radius, border width, and border color. Hover: This is how the button appears when visitors hover over the button with their mouse. Set the hover background color, hover text color, and hover border color. Images: Customize the look of all images in your document. Select a border radius, border width, and border color. Note: To customize the page setup, head over to your desktop browser. What's next? Preview and share your document . FAQs Click a question below to learn more. How can I use AI to help me write or edit my document? The Wixel Agent can help design your entire document, rewrite or improve text, generate visuals, create interactive widgets, and much more. Note: Any action that the Wixel Agent does that generates or edits a document with AI uses AI credits . Can I translate my document into other languages? Yes, you can ask the Wixel Agent to translate the document into any language. What types of media files can I add to my document? Wixel supports a variety of media file types and sizes, including images, videos, audio, and more. For best results, use high-quality images to ensure they display clearly across all devices. Why is my media not displaying correctly in my shared document? There are several reasons why your media might not display as expected: Unsupported file type or size: Ensure you're using a supported file format and that the file doesn’t exceed Wixel’s upload limits. Large files may fail to load or appear slowly. Image resolution: Low-resolution images can appear blurry or pixelated. For best results, we recommend using high-quality images. Browser or internet issues: Try refreshing the page, clearing your browser’s cache and cookies , or viewing the document in a different browser or device to rule out local loading issues. Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Restaurants: Setting Up Seating Areas for Table Reservations Seating areas are named groups of tables, such as Dining Room, Bar, or Patio, that help organize where guests can sit. Restaurant owners set them up, guests can choose a preferred seating area while booking, and staff can view or filter reservations by that preference in the dashboard. Step 1 | Enable seating areas Turn on seating areas in Table Management to organize your restaurant into clear table groups. Notes: Existing reservations stay as they are when you first enable seating areas. If you delete a seating area later, existing reservations keep that area label. Guests can no longer choose that area for new bookings. To enable seating areas: Go to Table Reservations in your site's dashboard. Click Enable Areas next to Use seating areas . In the Enable areas pop-up, add a name in the Area name field. Enter details in the Description field if needed. Tip: Add notes about the atmosphere, accessibility, or seasonal use of the area. Click Add area . Click Save to apply the new seating area settings. Step 2 | Manage seating areas and assign tables After enabling seating areas, build out the sections you need and assign each table to the right area. This is where you add more areas, rename existing ones, remove areas you no longer use, and organize tables by area. Notes: If you delete a seating area, existing reservations keep that area label, but guests can no longer choose it for new bookings. If a table or table combination conflicts with an area assignment, Wix shows a warning so you can review the setup. To manage seating areas and assign tables: Go to Table Reservations in your site's dashboard. Click the Settings icon . Click Table Management . Scroll to the Tables section. Choose what you want to do: Manage table combinations Click Table Combinations . (Optional) Click Add Table Combination if needed. Choose the relevant tables in the Table combination field. Update the Number of seats (min-max) for that combination. Check the Area column for the combination. Click Save at the top right. Tip: To delete a combination, hover over the relevant row and click the Delete icon. Add a new area Click Add Area . Assign or move a table to an area Use the Area dropdown next to the relevant table to select the seating area you want. Edit an existing area Click Edit next to the relevant area, update the Area name or Description , then click Save . Delete an area Click the Delete icon next to the relevant area. Duplicate a table Click the Duplicate icon next to the relevant area. Step 3 | Customize the guest-facing area selection Once your seating areas are set up, choose whether guests see them during booking and how they appear in the Reservations widget. This lets you decide whether guests choose from cards or a dropdown and whether area descriptions appear on the form. Before you begin: Go to Table Reservations in your site's dashboard to ensure the Allow guest area selection toggle is enabled. To customize the area selection: Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click the Switch Page drop-down at the top of the editor, then click Reservations under Restaurant Pages . Click the Reservations widget on the page. Click Settings . Click Layout . Click General . Choose the form layout: Select Stacked or Strip . Set the alignment: Customize Breadcrumbs alignment , Text alignment , and Button alignment . Adjust the spacing: Customize Side padding , Top & bottom padding , Space between title & description , Space between text & form , Space between form and time slots . Adjust the width: Set the Button width . Click Back to Layout , then click Areas . Select an Areas style . Cards: Show each seating area as a separate card. Dropdown: Show seating areas in a dropdown list. Adjust the available layout options: Set the alignment: Customize Cards alignment and Text alignment . Adjust the spacing: Customize Space between cards , Top & bottom paddings , and Side paddings . Studio Editor Go to the editor . Click Pages on the left side of the editor, then click Reservation under Restaurant Pages . Click the Reservations widget on the canvas. In the Inspector panel, click Responsive behavior and choose how the widget should scale. Relative width: Keeps the widget responsive based on width. Fixed: Keeps the widget at a fixed size. Stretch: Stretches the widget across the available space. Click Position and choose the relevant Position type . Default: Keeps the widget in its regular page flow. Sticky: Keeps the widget visible while visitors scroll. Pinned: Pins the widget in place on the screen. Under Margins , set the spacing around the widget. Top and bottom: Enter the vertical spacing values. Left and right: Enter the horizontal spacing values. Mix: Use different values for each side if needed. Select or clear Element auto docks depending on how you want the widget to respond inside the layout. Click Anchor and enable Add an anchor if you want to link directly to the Reservations widget from another part of the site. Wix Harmony Editor Go to your editor . Click the Page dropdown at the top left of the page, then click Reservation under Wix Restautants . Click the Reservations widget on the page. Click the Settings icon on the action bar. Click Layout . Adjust the layout options for the reservation cards. Max. cards per row: Drag the slider to choose how many cards appear in each row. Spacing between cards: Drag the slider to set the space between cards. Under Experiences text alignment , choose the alignment you want for the text. Under Button alignment , choose where the button appears in the card. Under Image Layout , choose how images are displayed. Crop: Crops the image to fit the available space. Fit: Fits the full image inside the available space. FAQs Click a question below to learn more. Where do I turn guest area selection on or off? You turn guest area selection on or off in Table Management in your site's dashboard. Go to Table Reservations in your site's dashboard Click the Settings icon Click Table Management Disable the Allow guest area selection toggle. Can guests choose a specific table when they book? No. Guests can choose a preferred seating area, but they cannot choose a specific table. Tables are still assigned based on your table setup and reservation settings. How do I reset the reservation form layout? To undo layout changes, click Reset to original layout in the Layout settings panel to restore the default settings for that section. Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Orders, Cart & Checkout Setting How Shipping and Tax Displays in the Cart Page Important: This article is relevant for Wix Stores, Wix Bookings, Wix Restaurants Orders. You can show your customers' shipping and tax charges, right on the Cart page. Customers see their location displayed in the cart and have the option of entering a different one, for example, if they are shipping to another destination. Next, if you created more than one delivery option, customers can choose the one they prefer. After making these selections, your customers see an updated total price, based on the location and delivery option selected. If you prefer not to display shipping and tax in the Cart page, you can hide either one. Important: Estimated taxes are not displayed if you have included tax in the price of your products . Setting how shipping & tax displays in the Cart page Access to the Cart page varies according to which business solution or solutions you use. Tips: If you're using Wix Restaurant Orders, access to the Cart page is always through Cart & Thank You . Wix Restaurant Orders is not yet available in the Wix Harmony Editor. Wix Editor Go to your editor . Go to your Cart page: Click Pages & Menu on the left side of the editor. Select an option: You have only 1 business solution (e.g. only Wix Stores or Wix Bookings): Click your business solution (e. g. Wix Stores ). Click Cart Page . My site has 2 or more business solutions: Click Cart & Thank You . Click Cart Page . Click the Cart Page element on your page. Click Settings . Click the Settings tab. Select or deselect the Shipping & delivery rates checkbox. Select or deselect the Tax costs checkbox. Studio Editor Go to your editor . Go to your Cart page: Click Pages on the left side of the editor. Select an option: You have only 1 business solution (e.g. only Wix Stores or Wix Bookings): Select Cart Page under your business solution (e. g. uner Wix Stores ). My site has 2 or more business solutions: Select Cart Page under Cart & Thank You . Click the Cart Page element on your page. Click Settings . Click the Settings tab. Select or deselect the Shipping & delivery rates checkbox. Select or deselect the Tax costs checkbox. Wix Harmony Editor Go to your editor . Click the Page dropdown at the top left of the page. Select an option: You have only 1 business solution (e.g. only Wix Stores or Wix Bookings): Click the business solution (e.g. Click Wix Stores . Click Cart Page . My site has 2 or more business solutions: Click Cart & Thank You . Click Cart Page . Click the Cart Page element on your page. Click the Display elements icon on the action bar. Select or deselect the Shipping & delivery rates checkbox. Select or deselect the Tax costs checkbox. Tip: In addition to displaying tax and shipping info in the Cart page, you can display a tax or shipping message on every page with product prices . Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Bookings: Adding Staff Permissions You can allow staff members to manage their own clients and sessions in the Wix calendar by assigning them the Bookings staff member role. With this role, staff members can: Manage their own appointments, classes and courses (e.g. edit session details, mark attendance, add participants or mark a session as 'paid') Email all participants in any of their sessions Block their own time on the calendar Access the agenda tab in the Wix mobile app Tips: You can assign roles to let others manage your site and bookings . The number of staff you can give permission to collaborate on your site depends on your Wix site or Wix Studio plan. Assigning the role of Bookings staff members Allow your staff to manage their own bookings by making them Bookings staff members on your site. This frees you up to focus on other aspects of your business and affords your employees more freedom. To assign the role of Bookings staff member: Make sure you add the relevant person as a staff member . Go to Staff in your site's dashboard. Hover over the relevant staff member. Click Manage or Edit . Click Give Permissions next to Booking permissions . Click Send Invite . (Optional) After the staff member accepts the invite, click Invite to Sync Calendar to send a second email to allow your new Bookings staff member to sync their personal calendar. Have a business with more than one location? Once you assign site collaborators to bookings roles, such as 'Bookings Staff Member', you can assign them to specific locations relevant to their role. For example, if a staff member only works at one branch of your business, you can limit their access to that location. Read more about assigning locations to site collaborators . Accepting role invites Encourage your staff to manage their own clients and sessions by explaining how to become a Bookings staff member. This saves you time in future and allows them to manage their own schedule. To accept a Bookings staff member role invite: Your staff member clicks Accept Invite in the email they receive. They sign in to their existing Wix account or register a new Wix account, if needed. They click the More Actions icon in the Booking Calendar. They click Sync personal calendar . They click Sync next to the relevant personal calendar. They select the relevant account to sync with their Wix Bookings calendar. They click Allow to grant the necessary permissions. Allowing staff to manage their own working hours Allow your staff members to manage their own working hours and control their schedules. Staff members can then maintain their availability and reduce scheduling conflicts. This decreases your admin time and allows you to focus on other areas of your business. Before you begin: Your staff need to accept your invitation to become a Bookings staff member before you can allow them to edit and manage their own hours. To allow staff to manage their own working hours: Go to Roles & Permissions in your site's dashboard. Click Manage Roles . Click + Create New Role . Enter the Role Title (e.g. Senior Bookings staff member) and a brief Description of the role (e.g. can update and manage their own working hours). Click Bookings under Permissions to expand the permissions. Select the Manage Personal Working Hours checkbox. (Optional) Select the checkbox next to any other relevant permissions to your new custom role. Click Save . Go back to Roles & Permissions in your site's dashboard. Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant Bookings Staff Member. Note: The staff member needs to accept your invite before you can complete the following steps. Click Change Role . Select the checkbox next to your newly-created custom role. Click Save . Tip: Learn more about creating and managing custom roles . FAQs Click a question below to learn more about staff permissions. How long do my staff have to accept an invite? The invite you send is valid for 30 days. If the staff member doesn't accept the invite in time, you can resend it. Can I revoke an invite? The invite goes to the email address you enter. However, anyone with access to this email address can accept the invite by clicking the link and signing in or creating a new Wix account. If you feel that the email address that accepted the invitation is suspicious, remove it from the collaborator list. Are there terms and conditions for inviting my staff? By sending an invite, you agree to the Wix Terms of Use . What happens if a staff member doesn’t accept their role invite in time? The invite expires after 30 days. You can resend the invite by going to Roles & Permissions in your site's dashboard, clicking More Actions next to the staff member’s name, and selecting Resend invite . Can I assign a staff member to multiple locations? Yes, you can assign staff members to multiple specific locations in Roles & Permissions in your site's dashboard. To assign a staff member to multiple locations: Go to Roles & Permissions in your site's dashboard. Click the More Actions icon next to the staff member’s name. Click Manage locations . Select Specific Locations . Click the drop-down and select the relevant locations. Click Save . Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Marking a Reservation as 'Paid' in Wix Hotels 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 . You can manually mark a reservation as Paid once your guest has paid in full. This is useful if you accept payments offline or if you only require a deposit fee (e.g. 25%) when the booking is made. To mark a reservation as paid: Go to your dashboard. Click the Hotels tab. Click the Reservations tab. Click the reservation on the calendar. Scroll down to the Payment Details section. Click Mark as paid . Click Yes, I'm Sure . Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Building your community Wix Groups: Customizing Your Group Page From Your Live Site Your group page is the home base for your community, where members connect, share updates, and discover what your group is about. From your live site, you can customize the group page image and tabs. This helps you keep your group relevant while you focus on engaging your members. Changing your group image From the info tab, you can update or remove the cover image at any time to keep your group looking fresh. To change your group image: Go to your live site and log in. Go to the relevant group on your live site. Click the More Actions icon next to the group's name. Click Group Settings . Hover on your cover image. Choose what you want to do next: Click Delete Image . Click Change Image and select a new image. Click Save . Customizing your group tabs From the Content tab in your group settings, you can control how tabs appear on your group page. Rename tabs to match your community, choose which tabs are visible, and reorder them so members can easily find the content that matters most. To customize your group tabs: Go to your live site and log in. Go to the relevant group on your live site. Click the More Actions icon next to the group's name. Click Group Settings . Select the Content section. Choose what you want to do next: Rename a tab: Click the relevant tab and enter a new name. Show or hide a tab: Click the toggle next to the relevant tab to show or hide it on your group page. Note: You cannot hide the Discussion or About tabs. Reorder tabs: Click and drag the Reorder icon on the tabs to reorder them. Click Save . Tip: Your group’s tabs appear at the top of the group page. Some tabs always stay visible and cannot be hidden. Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Advanced features CMS CMS: Linking to Dynamic Pages There are several ways you can link elements on your site to your dynamic pages . The linking process depends mostly on the type of element you want to link, and the type of dynamic page you want to link to. Tip: When linking repeater items to a dynamic page that has page variants (available in Wix Studio), select the original dynamic page as the link target. The system automatically routes visitors to the correct variant layout at runtime based on the item's variant rules. Hyperlinking text to dynamic pages You can make specific words in text elements clickable so they take visitors to dynamic pages. After highlighting the text that you want to hyperlink, choose which dynamic pages the text links to. You can also link to specific items in dynamic item pages and to sections and anchors. Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click the relevant text element and click Edit Text . Highlight the specific text you want to link. Click the Link icon . Click the Which page? drop-down and select the relevant page under Dynamic pages . Tip: Your editor names dynamic list pages as {Collection name} (List) and dynamic item pages as {Collection name} (Item) . (Dynamic item pages only) Click the Which item? drop-down and choose the item you want to link to. (Optional) Set rel link attributes to give search engines more info about the link(s): Click Advanced SEO Settings . Click the drop-down and choose which rel values the links should have: noopener (recommended): Block access to the source page. noreferrer (recommended): Hide info about link source. nofollow: Tell search engines to ignore. sponsored: Mark the link as sponsored. Click Done . Tip: To link to a section or anchor on your dynamic page, after step 4 above, select Section or anchor . Then follow steps 5-6 and select the section or anchor from the Where on the page? drop-down. Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click the relevant text element and click Edit Text . Highlight the specific text you want to link. Click the Link icon . Click the Which page? drop-down and select the relevant page. Tip: Your editor names dynamic list pages as {Collection name} (List) and dynamic item pages as {Collection name} (Item) . (Dynamic item pages only) Click the Which item? drop-down and choose the item you want to link to. (Optional) Set rel link attributes to give search engines more info about the link(s): Click Advanced SEO Settings . Click the drop-down and choose which rel values the links should have: noopener (recommended): Block access to the source page. noreferrer (recommended): Hide info about link source. nofollow: Tell search engines to ignore. sponsored: Mark the link as sponsored. Click Done . Tip: To link to a section or anchor on your dynamic page, after step 4 above, select Anchor . Then follow steps 5-6 and select the relevant anchor from the Which anchor on this page? drop-down. Linking static buttons and images to dynamic pages You can link static images and buttons to dynamic pages using their regular linking options. Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click the button or image you want to link. Click the Link icon . Click the Which page? drop-down and select the relevant page under Dynamic pages . Tip: Your editor names dynamic list pages as {Collection name} (List) and dynamic item pages as {Collection name} (Item) . (Dynamic item pages only) Click the Which item? drop-down and choose the item you want to link to. (Optional) Set rel link attributes to give search engines more info about the links: Click Advanced SEO Settings . Click the drop-down and choose which rel values the links should have: noopener (recommended): Block access to the source page. noreferrer (recommended): Hide info about link source. nofollow: Tell search engines to ignore. sponsored: Mark the link as sponsored. Click Done . Tip: To link to a section or anchor on your dynamic page, after step 3 above, select Section or anchor . Then follow steps 4-5 and select the section or anchor from the Where on the page? drop-down. Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click the button or image you want to link. Click the Link icon . Click the Which page? drop-down and select the relevant page under Dynamic pages . Tip: Your editor names dynamic list pages as {Collection name} (List) and dynamic item pages as {Collection name} (Item) . (Dynamic item pages only) Click the Which item? drop-down and choose the item you want to link to. (Optional) Set rel link attributes to give search engines more info about the links: Click Advanced SEO Settings . Click the drop-down and choose which rel values the links should have: noopener (recommended): Block access to the source page. noreferrer (recommended): Hide info about link source. nofollow: Tell search engines to ignore. sponsored: Mark the link as sponsored. Click Done . Tip: To link to a section or anchor on your dynamic page, after step 3 above, select Anchor . Then follow steps 4-5 and select the section or anchor from the Which page? drop-down. Need to link dynamic buttons and images? Connect dynamic buttons and images to the relevant dataset, then choose the relevant dynamic page from the Click action connects to or Link connects to drop-down. Linking your site menu to dynamic pages Create a link in your site menu that navigates to your dynamic pages, specific items in dynamic item pages, and specific sections and anchors. Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click your site menu and click Manage Menu . Click + Add Menu Item and select Dynamic Pages . Click the Which page? drop-down and select the relevant page under Dynamic pages . Tip: Your Editor names dynamic list pages as {Collection name} (List) and dynamic item pages as {Collection name} (Item) . (Dynamic item pages only) Click the Which item? drop-down and choose the item you want to link to. Optional) Set rel link attributes to give search engines more info about the links: Click Advanced SEO Settings . Click the drop-down and choose which rel values the links should have: noopener (recommended): Block access to the source page. noreferrer (recommended): Hide info about link source. nofollow: Tell search engines to ignore. sponsored: Mark the link as sponsored. Click Done . Tip: To link to a section or anchor on your dynamic page, after step 3 above, select Section or anchor . Then follow steps 4-5 and select the section or anchor from the Where on the page? drop-down. Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click your site menu and click Manage Menu . Click + Add Item and select Site pages . Add a link to your dynamic pages: Dynamic list pages Select the relevant dynamic list page. Click Add to Menu . Dynamic item pages Choose whether to add all of a collection's item pages in a dropdown or add specific item pages only: All items in a dropdown: Click the checkbox next to the dynamic item page listed under the relevant collection. This adds all the items to a dropdown on your menu. Specific items: Hover over the dynamic item page under the relevant collection and click Select items . Then, select the checkbox(es) next to each item page you want to show in the menu. Click Add to Menu . Dynamic item pages for listing categories of items Add all the item categories to your menu or only specific categories: All categories: Select the relevant dynamic item page that lists categories of items . Specific categories: Hover over the relevant dynamic item category page and click Select items . Then select the checkbox next to each item (category) that you want to appear in the menu. Click Add to Menu . To manage your menu items: Hover over the relevant item in the Manage Menu panel, click the More Actions icon and select the relevant option: Change link: Edit the link destination. You can also set rel link attribute values under Advanced SEO Settings . Tip: To link to a section or anchor on your dynamic page, select Anchor . Then select the item and anchor from the drop-down menus. Rename: Edit the name that appears in the menu. Move under: Make the item a subitem of the item above it. Move out of "{Dropdown menu name}": Move the item out of its dropdown so it's no longer a subitem of the dropdown. Remove from menu: Delete the menu item completely. Remove link: Remove the link from the menu item while keeping the item in the menu as an unclickable item. Add link: Add a link to the menu item. You can also set rel link attribute values here. To link to a section or anchor on your dynamic page, select Anchor . Then select the item and anchor from the drop-down menus. Duplicate: Create a copy of the menu item. Linking repeaters, galleries, and tables to dynamic item pages You can display multiple collection items in a repeater, gallery, or table by connecting them to the CMS. The process of linking these items to their dynamic item page versions differs depending on which type of element you're linking. In repeaters, you can link buttons or images to the dynamic item page. You can link galleries to dynamic item pages and choose to have the link open when the image is clicked or from expand mode. With tables, you can link any column so that clicking an item takes you to the dynamic item page. Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click the repeater, gallery, or table you want to link to your dynamic item page. Click the Connect to CMS icon . Click the Choose a dataset drop-down and select an existing dataset that connects to your collection. Alternatively, click Add a Dataset , then choose the collection you want to connect, give it a name and click Create . Link your repeater, Pro Gallery, or table to your dynamic item page: Repeater Make sure your repeater contains a button or image element, then connect the relevant element. Note: You cannot link background images, so make sure to add an image element if you want to link an image. Button: Connect the button link: Click Button under Connections . Click the Click action connects to drop-down and select the relevant dynamic item page under Dynamic Pages . (Optional) Set the link options: Choose how the link opens: In the current window or As a new window . Click the Rel values (SEO) drop-down to set the rel attribute values for the links. Then, choose from the following: noopener (recommended): Block access to the source page. noreferrer (recommended): Hide info about link source. nofollow: Tell search engines to ignore. sponsored: Mark the link as sponsored. (Optional) Click the Label connects to drop-down and select a field to use it as dynamic text on the button that changes depending on the collection item. Tip: Alternatively, you can use static text on the button by clicking the button and selecting Change Text . Image: Connect the image link: Click Image under Connections . Scroll down and click the Link connects to drop-down and select the relevant dynamic item page under Dynamic Pages . (Optional) Set the link options: Choose how the link opens: In the current window or As a new window . Click the Rel values (SEO) drop-down to set the rel attribute values for the links. Then, choose from the following: noopener (recommended): Block access to the source page. noreferrer (recommended): Hide info about link source. nofollow: Tell search engines to ignore. sponsored: Mark the link as sponsored. Click the remaining drop-downs under Connection options to connect them to collection fields. Learn more about connecting repeaters to CMS collections . Pro Gallery Important: If your Pro Gallery is connected to a Gallery (Media Gallery) dataset, the gallery displays media stored for one collection item at a time. Go to the Media Gallery field in your collection to add links to each image or video. If your Pro Gallery image sources connect to an image field, follow the steps below to link the images to dynamic items pages. To link your Pro Gallery images to dynamic item pages: Scroll down under Connections and click the Links connect to drop-down. Select the relevant dynamic item page under Dynamic Pages . Click the remaining drop-downs under Connections to connect them to collection fields. The link appears in Expand Mode after visitors click an image in the gallery. Follow the next optional step if you want visitors to click a gallery image and navigate directly to the dynamic item page. (Optional) Set the link to open when visitors click the gallery image: Click Settings on the Pro Gallery element. Click the drop-down under When clicking on an item: Select A link opens . Learn more about connecting Pro Galleries to CMS collections . Table You can link any column from your table to your dynamic item page. Click the Choose a dataset drop-down and select an existing dataset that connects to your collection. Alternatively, click Add a Dataset , then choose the collection you want to connect, give the dataset a name and click Create . Click the relevant drop-downs under Connections to choose which collection fields connect to each column. (Optional) Link the column items to their dynamic item pages: Click the relevant [Field Name] column links to drop-down. Select the dynamic item page listed as [Collection Name] (Item) . Repeat these steps to connect additional columns. Learn more about connecting tables to CMS collections . Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click the repeater, gallery, or table you want to link to your dynamic item page. Click the Connect to CMS icon . Connect a dataset by clicking an option from the Inspector panel on the right: Note: The options vary, based on your total collections and datasets on the page. Add a Dataset: Choose the collection you want to connect, give the dataset a name and click Create . Choose a dataset: Select the dataset you want to connect. Link your repeater, gallery, or table to your dynamic item page: Repeater Make sure your repeater contains a button or image element, then connect the relevant element. Note: You cannot link background images, so make sure to add an image element if you want to link an image. Button: Connect the button link: Click Button under Connections . Click the Click action connects to drop-down and select the relevant dynamic item page under Dynamic Pages . (Optional) Set the link options: Choose how the link opens: In the current window or As a new window . Click the Rel values (SEO) drop-down to set the rel attribute values for the links. Then, choose from the following: noopener (recommended): Block access to the source page. noreferrer (recommended): Hide info about link source. nofollow: Tell search engines to ignore. sponsored: Mark the link as sponsored. (Optional) Click the Label connects to drop-down and select a field to use it as dynamic text on the button that changes depending on the collection item. Tip: Alternatively, you can use static text on the button by clicking the button and selecting Change Text . Image: Connect the image link: Click Image under Connections . Scroll down and click the Link connects to drop-down and select the relevant dynamic item page under Dynamic Pages . (Optional) Set the link options: Choose how the link opens: In the current window or As a new window . Click the Rel values (SEO) drop-down to set the rel attribute values for the links. Then, choose from the following: noopener (recommended): Block access to the source page. noreferrer (recommended): Hide info about link source. nofollow: Tell search engines to ignore. sponsored: Mark the link as sponsored.Click the remaining drop-downs under Connection options to connect them to collection fields. Learn more about connecting repeaters to CMS collections . Pro Gallery Important: If your Pro Gallery image sources connect to a (Media Gallery) field, the gallery displays media stored for one collection item at a time. Go to the Media Gallery field in your collection to add links to each image or video. If your Pro Gallery image sources connect to an image field, follow the steps below to link the images to dynamic items pages. To link your Pro Gallery images to dynamic item pages: Scroll down under Connection options and click the Links connect to drop-down. Select the relevant dynamic item page under Dynamic Pages . Click the remaining drop-downs under Connection options to connect them to collection fields. The link appears in Expand Mode after visitors click an image in the gallery. Follow the next optional step if you want visitors to click a gallery image and navigate directly to the dynamic item page. (Optional) Set the link to open when visitors click the gallery image: Click Settings on the Pro Gallery element. Click the Settings tab. Click the drop-down under When clicking on an item: Select A link opens . Learn more about connecting Pro Galleries to CMS collections . Table You can link any column from your table to your dynamic item page. 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 relevant drop-downs under Connections to choose which collection fields connect to each column. (Optional) Link the column items to their dynamic item pages: Click the relevant [Field Name] column links to drop-down. Select the dynamic item page listed as [Collection Name] (Item) . Repeat these steps to connect additional columns. Learn more about connecting tables to CMS collections . Linking navigational buttons in dynamic item pages Create navigational buttons that, when clicked, take visitors to the next or previous item in the dynamic item page. You can also create buttons that link back to the collection's dynamic list page. The next or previous item that loads is determined by the dataset's filters and sort conditions. If you're using the Control item visibility setting , hidden items are not read by the dataset so their dynamic item pages do not load. Wix Editor Go to the dynamic item page in your editor where you want to link a button or image to the next/previous dynamic page. Click the relevant button or image. Click the Connect to CMS icon . Click the Choose a dataset drop-down and select an existing dataset that connects to your collection. Click the Click action connects to drop-down or the Link connects to drop-down and choose the relevant option: Next dynamic page: Navigate to the next dynamic item page returned by the dataset. Previous dynamic page: Navigate to the previous dynamic item page returned by the dataset. {Collection name} (List): Navigate back to your collection's dynamic list page. Under How does it open? , choose how the link opens: In the current window or As a new window . (Optional for buttons) Click the Label connects to drop-down and select a field to use it as dynamic text that changes depending on the next/previous dynamic item page. Tip: Alternatively, you can use static text on the button by clicking the button and selecting Change Text . Studio Editor Go to the dynamic item page in your editor where you want to link a button or image to the next/previous dynamic page. Click the relevant button or image. Click the Connect to CMS icon . Click the Choose a dataset drop-down and select the dataset that connects to your collection. Click the Click action connects to drop-down or the Link connects to drop-down and choose the relevant option: Next dynamic page: Navigate to the next dynamic item page returned by the dataset. Previous dynamic page: Navigate to the previous dynamic item page returned by the dataset. {Collection name} (List): Navigate back to your collection's dynamic list page. Under How does it open? , choose how the link opens: In the current window or As a new window . (Optional for buttons) Click the Label connects to drop-down and select a field to use it as dynamic text that changes depending on the next/previous dynamic item page. Tip: Alternatively, you can use static text on the button by clicking the button and selecting Change Text . FAQs Click below for answers to common questions about linking to dynamic pages. What is a dynamic page? Dynamic pages are used to display content from a CMS (Content Management System) collection. They allow you to create websites that can efficiently handle a large amount of content while maintaining a consistent design and user experience. There are two types of dynamic pages in Wix; dynamic list pages, and dynamic item pages. Dynamic list pages display multiple collection items in a repeater, gallery or table. The items in your repeater, gallery, or table link to a single dynamic item page that provides more details about a particular item. Each item gets its own "version" of the same dynamic item page with a unique URL ending. Learn more about working with dynamic pages in Wix . How are the URLs for my dynamic item pages created? By default, the URLs of your dynamic item pages end with the collection name, followed by the primary field in the collection (for example, /properties/luxury-villa-with-a-view ). You can view the URLs for each item, as well as for your dynamic list pages in the Page Link field type of your collection. Go to the SEO tab of your page settings to add variables to the URL slug of your dynamic pages. What are dynamic URLs? Dynamic URLs are webpage addresses that change based on the page's connected collection. Each item in your collection needs a unique dynamic page URL for the dynamic page to exist. This is why you may need to add fields to the URL to give each item in your collection its own unique URL. Learn more about creating unique dynamic page URLs . What is a dataset? Datasets are the vital link between the elements on your page and the content in your CMS collection. You can use datasets to create a two-way connection, allowing you to display collection content, capture user inputs, or both. Datasets allow you to control which parts of your page elements connect to which fields in your collection. Each dataset connects to a collection and each element connected to the dataset connects to a field in the collection. This unlocks a new way of managing which content appears and where. Learn more about adding and setting up a dataset . Can I create a dynamic link that visitors click to send emails? Yes. You can create dynamic links that open the visitor's mail client so they can send an email to the relevant address. To create dynamic links that open the visitor's mail client: Create a URL field type in your collection for storing the email addresses. Add the email addresses to the field with mailto: at the beginning of each address (e.g. mailto:support@email.com ). Link a button or image to a dataset that connects to this URL field. When visitors click the link, their email client opens with the relevant address in the 'To:' field. Learn more about linking buttons to CMS collection fields in datasets . Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Video: Allowing Video Downloads Wix Video lets you set download permissions for each video in your library. You can choose to allow downloads either for free or for a price, or prevent visitors from being able to download the video at all. To allow video downloads: Go to your Video Library . Select the checkboxes next to the videos visitors can download. Click Set Pricing at the top of the video list. Select an option: Free : Visitors can watch the videos for free. Click the Download options drop-down and select Allow download . Paid : Visitors must pay to watch the video. Select the Video can be purchased checkbox. Enter the video price. Click the Download options drop-down and select Allow downloads . Note : Videos which can only be rented cannot be downloaded. Click the Download options drop-down and select Allow downloads. (Optional) Enter the Price . Click Save . Tip: If you don't want visitors to be able to download your videos, simply select No downloads under the Download options , or offer your video for rent instead of purchase. Note: Visitors can only download videos when viewing your site on desktop. They cannot download videos on mobile. Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit