< Back Managing your business Building your community Wix Blog: Adding a Cover Image to a Blog Post Adding a striking cover image to your blog post is a simple way to captivate your readers' attention. Each post displays its own cover image in your blog feed, your Post List , and when you share a post on social media . Adding a cover image to a blog post Enhance your blog post by adding a brand-new cover image or updating the existing one. You can upload an image from your computer, select one from your site files, or choose from stock images, such as, Media from Wix. Dashboard Go to Blog in your site's dashboard. Select the post that you want to add a cover image to. Click Settings . Enable the Featured image toggle. Add a cover image: Choose to upload a new image if your post doesn't have one yet or replace an existing image: Upload a new image: Click the Add icon . Replace existing image: Hover over the existing image and click the Update icon . Click +Upload Media to add an image from your computer, or select an image from your site files or one of the stock image options such as Media from Wix . Click Add to Page . (Optional): Enter alt text in the field provided under the cover image in the post composer. Click Publish . Tip: Learn more about supported file types . Wix app Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Blog . Tap Posts . Tap the More actions icon next to the relevant post. Tap Post settings . Enable the Show cover image toggle. Add a cover image: Choose to upload a new image if your post doesn't have one yet or replace an existing image: Upload a new image: Tap Upload Cover Image. Replace existing image: Tap the Image icon . Tap Replace image. Select an image from your device, create an AI image , or tap All media and select an image from your site media, or one of the stock image options such as Free by Wix . Tap Next . Tap Save and publish. Tip: Learn more about supported file types . FAQs Click a question below to learn more about adding cover images. Why is my blog post cover image different from the image inside the blog post? Your cover image is the image that displays on your post before visitors click on it to start reading. It is separate to any images you add to the main body of your post. If you want the cover image to match the image in the body of your post, you need to upload the same image in both places. They are not connected. If I change my featured image, does it affect the images in my blog post? No. If you change the featured image, it does not affect the images in your post. This is a separate image from the images in your post. My images are not displaying correctly on my live site. What can I do? If your images do not display correctly, try the following solutions: Clear cache and cookies. Make sure you save the changes and republish your site. Check your live site in an incognito window. Still need help? For us to best assist you, it helps to have the following information ready: The name or URL of your Wix site The name and version of the web browser you're using The name and version of your computer's operating system A screenshot of your console view (see below for steps) How do I take a screenshot of my console view? Open an incognito window in Google Chrome (Ctrl + Shift + N). Sign in to Wix and open your editor. Go to the area where you noticed the issue and try to repeat the steps. Press Ctrl + Shift + J (PC) or Cmd + Option + J (Mac) to open the Console. Tip: If the shortcut doesn’t work, right-click the page and select Inspect . Click the Console tab at the top, then press F5 to refresh the page. Take a screenshot of this tab. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Events: Adding Tax to Tickets Sales Some countries (or regions within countries) require you to collect tax for tickets sales. Important: Different tax rules apply in different regions. Consult with an accountant or with your local tax authority for specific information relevant for your business. To collect tax on ticket sales: Go to Events in your site's dashboard. Create a ticketed event and create tickets for the event. Click the Settings tab. Click Edit next to Ticket settings . Enable the Tax toggle. Enter the tax name (e.g. VAT or Sales Tax). Note: The tax name appears on the checkout page. Enter the tax rate (e.g. 10%). Select how you want to add the tax: Add tax to the total sale at checkout: The tax is added on top of the ticket price during checkout. Include tax in the ticket price: Tax is included in the ticket price. The breakdown is displayed during checkout. Click the Apply tax to pay what you want tickets toggle to enable or disable it. Tip: The "Pay what you want" ticket type allows guests to set their own ticket price. Click Save . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Promoting your site Sending email marketing campaigns Email Marketing: Authenticating Your Custom Email Domain Before you begin: This article refers to domains purchased outside of Wix (e.g. GoDaddy.com). If you purchased a Wix domain, the authentication process starts automatically. However, if the process did not happen automatically, follow the troubleshooting steps . It's recommended to first authenticate a custom domain if you have an email address associated with it (e.g. contact@customdomain.com). Emails sent from authenticated domains are less likely to be marked as spam because email providers such as Google and Outlook view them as legitimate. If your domain isn't authenticated, Wix automatically adds an authenticated Wix domain (e.g. ascendbywix.com) like in the image below. This helps with email deliverability. To remove the Wix signature, manually authenticate your domain by following the below steps. Step 1 | Get the DNS records provided by Wix The first step to manually authenticate your custom domain is locating the DNS records provided by Wix. You can find these either from your Email Marketing dashboard or when creating an automation using 'send an email' as a follow up action. Before viewing the records you must first confirm your email address with a confirmation code. To get your DNS records: Go to Email Marketing in your site's dashboard. Under Sender Details on the right, click Manage Senders . Note: If you've previously entered an email address, click the Edit icon instead. Enter a Sender's name in the field. Recipients see this name as the email sender. Enter a Reply-to email . Use the email address that is connected to your custom domain. Click Save . Confirm your email address by entering a confirmation code. The code is sent to the address you just added. Paste the code into the field and click Confirm . Once your email is confirmed you will see 'Not authenticated' under Domain status . Click Authenticate this domain . A list of CNAME records opens. This is the information you need to copy and paste into your external domain provider settings. Keep this information available as you move to the next step. Tip: You can also view DNS records by clicking Edit under Sender details when setting up an email automation. Go to Automations in your site's dashboard to get started. Step 2 | Sign in to your external domain provider and go to your DNS settings Once you have the DNS records provided by Wix, go to your external domain provider (e.g. GoDaddy.com) and sign in to your account. Locate the DNS settings of your account. Once you find the DNS records, you are ready to copy and paste the Wix provided records from Step 1 into the relevant fields. Note: Depending on the domain provider, domain authentication process might be slightly different from what is described in this article. There might also be some other specific steps you need to take in your domain provider account that are not described in this article. In case your domain is still not authenticated, please contact your domain provider. Step 3 | Copy and paste the Wix records into your domain provider settings Now that you have both your Wix records and the DNS settings of your domain provider open, copy the CNAME record from Wix and paste it into the corresponding fields of your domain provider settings. Once you've copied all the records exactly as they appear, click the confirm message in your domain provider DNS settings. Note: Depending on your provider, the domain authentication process might be slightly different from what is described in this article. You may only need to copy the first part of the CNAME record in the HOST column (i.e. without your domain name) to authenticate your domain. If you are unsure of which to copy, contact your provider. For example: If the CNAME in your HOST column is s1._domainkey.j-scale.com you need to only copy s1._domainkey If the CNAME in your HOST column is sg.j-scale.com you need to only copy sg Step 4 | Wait for the records to propagate Once you've copied the DNS records over to your domain provider it can take a few hours for the records to propagate and the authentication to be completed. If you don't see it, allow up to 24 hours for the authentication to be completed. You can always check the status of the domain in your Email Marketing dashboard under Sender Details . Refresh the page to see Domain status . FAQs Click a question below to learn more. Why do I need to authenticate my custom domain? If you are sending emails from a domain that isn't authenticated, email providers may consider these emails as suspicious. This can cause them to be more likely marked as spam and land in spam folders. Receiving mail servers look to verify incoming emails by looking at the sending reputation associated with the sending domain and sending IP address. You increase your deliverability chances and improve sender reputation by authenticating your domain. What is a CNAME record? A CNAME is a type of DNS record that allows Wix to authenticate an email domain. When you add records provided by Wix into your domain host settings, it helps with domain authentication. Once the records are propagated, email providers recognize your emails sent using Wix as genuine and trustworthy. Will authenticating my custom domain using the steps above mean that my DMARC record will also be set up? Yes, with the CNAME 5 record, your DMARC record for your custom domain will automatically be set up. What is a DMARC record? DMARC is an open email authentication protocol that helps protect email senders and recipients from advanced threats that can be the source of an email data breach. CNAME 5 is the name of the new authentication record that will set up your DMARC record automatically. What happens if I don't authenticate my domain? If your domain isn't authenticated, Wix automatically adds an authenticated Wix domain (e.g. wixemails.com). This helps with email deliverability. To remove the Wix signature, manually authenticate your domain by following the steps above. 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 Bookings: Displaying a Health Waiver in Your Mobile Apps Intake forms app: The Wix Health Waiver app will soon be replaced by the Wix Intake Forms app. Learn how to set up the Intake Forms app and add a waiver to business . A health waiver protects your business and makes sure members understand important policies before joining activities or services. You can add a health waiver to your mobile app, such as Spaces by Wix or your own mobile app, so members can view and sign it right from their phone. Adding a health waiver in your mobile apps Add a button for your health waiver in your mobile app so app users can access and fill out the form. Enter the URL of your waiver form and customize the button’s appearance to match your brand. Dashboard Add a health waiver to your site and copy the URL link of your health waiver. Go to Mobile App in your site's dashboard. Select the relevant tab (e.g. Spaces by Wix app , Your own mobile app ). Click Edit Mobile App . Click the Screen drop-down at the top and choose the screen you want to edit. Click Elements on the left. Select Button , then drag the relevant button into place. (Optional) Customize your button . Scroll down to the Behavior section, click the Select action drop-down and select Open URL . Paste the URL of your health waiver form under Button URL . (Optional) Enter the text you want displayed on your button under Button text . Click Publish . Wix app Add a health waiver to your site and copy the URL link of your health waiver. Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Mobile App . (If needed) Switch to editing a different mobile app: Tap the mobile app name at the top. Tap the relevant mobile app. Tip: If you want to edit a different mobile app (e.g. Fit by Wix, Spaces by Wix), choose the app as your preferred mobile app . Tap Edit . Tap the Screen drop-down at the top and choose the screen you want to edit. Tap + Add Element in the relevant location. Tap Button under Basic items . Customize your button . Scroll down to the Behavior section, tap the Select action drop-down and select Open URL . Paste the URL of your health waiver form under Button URL . (Optional) Enter the text you want displayed on your button under Button text . Tap Add .  Tap Publish . Wix Studio app Add a health waiver to your site and copy the URL link of your health waiver. Go to your site in the Wix Studio app. Tap Mobile App . (If needed) Switch to editing a different mobile app: Tap the mobile app name at the top. Tap the relevant mobile app. Tip: If you want to edit a different mobile app (e.g. Fit by Wix, Spaces by Wix), choose the app as your preferred mobile app . Tap Edit . Tap the Screen drop-down at the top and choose the screen you want to edit. Tap + Add Element in the relevant location. Tap the Button element under Basic items . Customize your button . Scroll down to the Behavior section, tap the Select action drop-down and select Open URL . Paste the URL of your health waiver form under Button URL . (Optional) Enter the text you want displayed on your button under Button text . Tap Add . Tap Publish . FAQs Click below for answers to common questions about displaying health waivers. Can I add the health waiver button to a new screen in my app? Yes, you can add the button to a new screen if you want the health waiver to have its own section in the app. Can I add more than one waiver or multiple buttons to the app? You can only add 1 waiver per site. However, you can add multiple buttons to your mobile app and link them to your waiver or any URL of your choice. For example, link the button to take users directly to another screen on your app, contact you through your app, open an external link and more. Learn more about managing buttons in your mobile apps . Is there a way to make the waiver mandatory before using the app or booking? Currently, it is not possible to make completing a health waiver mandatory before clients can book a service. Vote for this feature if you’d like to see it in the future. 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 Creating a multilingual website SEO in Wix Multilingual Wix Multilingual: About Multilingual Subdomains In Wix Multilingual, you can choose to set your URL structure to be a subdomain. A subdomain uses your site's main URL and adds a language code before the domain name. An example of a subdomain URL is: https:// fr .mystunningwebsite.com Search engines consider each subdomain site as unique and distinct from your main site. This means that any search engine optimization on your main site may not benefit your subdomains and vice versa. For example, if your EN language site has a high ranking, your FR language site's ranking may not benefit from this. Tip: Learn how to switch your multilingual site's URL structure from subdomains to subdirectories or language parameters. Subdomains example If your website's primary language is English, and has French as a secondary language, the URL's will look like this: English version: mystunningwebsite.com French version: fr .mystunningwebsite.com Important: You can see the subdomain URLs with the relevant CNAME records in the DNS settings in your site's dashboard. Do not make changes to these records . Important information about multilingual subdomains You must have a domain connected to your multilingual site to get the language subdomains. You can purchase the domain from Wix , or purchase elsewhere and connect to Wix's name servers . Note: Wix cannot create multilingual subdomains if you connect your domain to Wix through pointing . If you have more than one domain connected to your site, the subdomain is connected to your primary domain. It can take up to 48 hours for a subdomain to propagate. Page URL's using a query parameter (e.g. www.mystunningwebsite.com/about?lang=fr) are still accessible, they simply redirect to the subdomain. There is a separate sitemap for each subdomain. There is a separate robots.txt file for each subdomain which includes a reference to the corresponding sitemap.xml file (e.g. sitemap.xml of the relevant language). If you don't want people to reach a specific subdomain, delete the language in the multilingual dashboard. 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 Accepting payments on your site Wix Payments: Understanding the Verification Process You can start accepting payments on your site using Wix Payments almost immediately. However, we need to verify your information before your account can be fully activated. To verify your identity: For an individual account: You must complete your Wix Payments account setup within the same country as your bank is located. For a business account: The country where your company is registered should match the country where your company's bank is located. This must be the same country in which you complete your Wix Payments account setup. Note: EU residents may submit bank statements from other EU member countries. Important: The verification process begins once you've accepted the first successful payment to your Wix Payments account. Verification process The verification process requires you to submit your details for account setup . We review your information and your site's content to ensure that your business complies with our list of prohibited products and services . During this process, we may request further information, such as a copy of a valid government issued photo ID and a copy of your bank statement. These need to be uploaded to your Wix Payments Dashboard to verify your identity. This may take up to 7 business days. If you do not complete account setup within 30 days , you will not be able to accept any more payments through your site. For more information, see the Wix Payments terms of service . Verification checklist To help Wix Payments verify your account details, you may be prompted to upload documentation . Depending on your account type, review the relevant checklist to make sure you're providing the requested information correctly: Individual account Make sure you've written your personal information correctly: Your first / middle / last name and your date of birth must match those listed in your photo ID. Double check that you've entered your bank account number(s) correctly. Enter a physical address to verify your account. PO Boxes are not accepted as a valid address. Upload an address verification document, such as a utility bill, to confirm your address. The document must have been issued within the last 6 months. Add your Business Description: Enter your Doing Business As name (The operating name of your business) Use the dropdown menu to select your industry Use the text box to add a short description of your products / services If requested, upload a color copy of your photo ID and a bank statement to verify your identity. Allow 7 business days for the account to be verified. If 7 business days have already passed and you've verified the information is correct and matches your bank account details, contact Wix Customer Care . We will be happy to investigate this issue further. Business account Make sure you've written your personal and company information correctly. Your first / middle / last name and your date of birth, must match those listed in your photo ID. Double check that you've entered your bank account number(s) correctly. Your company's name and its registration number/tax ID must match the company's registered information. Your statement descriptor must be similar to your business name / legal entity name /, or URL. Enter a physical address to verify your account. PO Boxes are not accepted as a valid address. If requested, upload an address verification document, such as business registration documents, to confirm your registered address. Confirm that information such as the Legal Business Name , VAT ID/Business ID/Tax ID/EIN entered in the form matches those associated with your business bank account. If requested, upload a document that proves the validity and ownership of the VAT ID/Business ID/Tax ID/EIN during registration. Add your Business Description: Use the dropdown menu to select your industry Use the text box to add a short description of your products / services If requested, upload a color copy of your photo ID and bank statement to verify your identity. Allow 7 business days for the account to be verified. If 7 business days have already passed and you've verified the information is correct and matches your bank account details, contact Wix Customer Care . We will be happy to investigate this issue further. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about Wix Payments account verification. How will Wix Payments contact me about my account verification? Wix Payments will email you using the email address used to set up your Wix account. Remember to check your spam folder if you can't locate an expected email. I'm a sole proprietor in the UK. Which account type should I choose? UK sole proprietors are required to submit a CRN number as well as a business bank account when setting up their Wix Payments account. If you haven't registered for a CRN, or possess only a personal bank account, you can choose an Individual account instead. I'm a sole proprietor in Italy. Which account type should I choose? Sole proprietors in Italy are required to submit a codice fiscale number when setting up their Wix Payments account. If you haven't registered for a codice fiscale, you can choose an Individual account instead. I'm a sole proprietor in Switzerland. Which account type should I choose? Sole proprietors in Switzerland are registered businesses and may have a registration (UID/IDE/IDI/CH) number. You may use a business or personal bank account. 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< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Online Programs: About Automations for Your Program Boost your site's success with minimal effort by creating automations to manage your program. Automations streamline repetitive tasks and help you hit your marketing targets. Think of them as a combination of triggers and actions—like sending a welcome email when someone joins your program. You can use built-in triggers and actions, or customize your own. Ready to create automations for your program? Go to Automations in your site's dashboard. Preinstalled Automations When you a dd Online Programs to your site, some automations are preinstalled to help everything run smoothly. These include notifications sent to participants, for example, when a join request is approved, and notifications sent to you, for example, when someone completes a program. This helps you save time and stay on top of program activity. Learn to view and manage preinstalled automations . Note: The pre-installed Remind participants to complete steps automation includes 2 actions: Send an email and Send a push notification. You can control each action separately or remove one if it's not relevant to your program. Custom Automations Choose a trigger Select the Online Programs app in the automation flow to see its triggers. A trigger is an event that a member or participant does involving your program. This event initiates an automatic response. You can choose from a list of available triggers and select specific programs. For example, you can remove a participant when they complete a self-paced program. To do so, use the trigger "Participant completes the program". Add a delay of 3 days, and the action "Remove participant", for a specific program. The built-in triggers for Online Programs are: Member pays for a program Member joins a program Participant completes a step Participant leaves a program Participant completes a program Member's join request declined Member invited to join a program Reminder to complete steps Member's join request approved Offline payment declined Program ended without all steps completed Certificate available to download Program end date has passed Payment failed Participant manually added to program Choose an action Select actions that respond to your trigger. You can choose general actions like sending an email or updating Google Sheets . You can also use the specific Online Programs action: Remove a participant. For example: Combine "Program end date has passed" with the action "Remove participant". This will remove participants from a program when it ends. Participants that are removed by an automation are labeled as Auto-Removed. FAQs Click a question below to learn more. How does the reminder to complete steps automation work? The reminder to complete steps automation only works for scheduled programs that have a fixed start date. Every day at 09:00 (site’s local time), the system checks the program calendar. If any steps are scheduled for that day, it sends the reminder email and push notification . It does not check whether a participant actually completed those steps, and it does not run for time‑limited self‑paced programs, even if content dripping is enabled. Why aren’t participants receiving push notifications for daily reminders? Push notifications for daily reminders are sent through the pre-installed Remind participants to complete steps automation. If participants are not receiving them, check the following: • You edited the pre-installed automation: If you previously edited the original automation, the Send a push notification action may not be included. Revert the automation to restore the default setup. • You duplicated the pre-installed automation: If you created a custom version by duplicating the original automation, the Send a push notification action may not be included. Create a new automation to add it. To check whether the automation is set up correctly, open the Automations tab in your site's dashboard. It should include 2 actions: Send an email and Send a push notification . How do I select the members or participants who initiated a trigger for a new action? Some triggers pass the Contact ID of the member or participant who triggered the automation. You can use this Contact ID in your action so the automation only affects that person. For example, to add someone to a group when they join a program: Create an automation with the Member joins a program trigger. Add the Invite to a group action. In the Contact ID field, open the dropdown and select Contact ID . When you select Contact ID, the automation uses the contact from the trigger. The same logic applies to other actions that let you choose a contact, such as Send an email or Send a push notification . How can I manage or edit my program automations? You manage all of your program automations from the Wix Automations tab in your site’s dashboard. From there, you can turn automations on or off, change the trigger or action, and delete any automations you no longer need. Learn more about managing your automations . 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 Accepting payments on your site Base44 Payments: Accepting Payments in Israel Accept payments from your customers in Israel using Tranzila for your Base44 app. Using Tranzila, your customers can pay with credit / debit cards, bit, Apple Pay, Google Pay, recurring payments and installment payments. Connecting Tranzila Connect Tranzila to your Base44 app to start accepting online payments from your customers. If you already have a Tranzila account, you can connect it right away. If not, create an account first and then return to complete the setup. To connect your Tranzila account: Log in to Base44 . Go to your app editor. Ask the AI chat to set up payments on your app. For example, you can ask: "Enable online payments." Click Connect Payments by Wix . Click Dashboard . Click Overview . Click Manage next to Payments to open the Payments dashboard. Click Manage Payment Methods . Click Connect next to Tranzila. Depending on whether you are creating a new Tranzila account or have an existing account, follow the instructions: Have an account Enter your Terminal and Registered email. Click Connect . Don't have an account Click Create Tranzila account . Fill in the registration form to create your account. Wait for an email or chat message from Tranzila to get your Terminal and Registered email. Return to the Payments page in your Base44 dashboard and follow the steps under Have an account to connect your account. Managing your Tranzila payment methods Once you've connected Tranzila as your payment provider, you can enable or disable your payment methods (cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, bit) as required. To manage your payment methods: Log in to Base44 . Click Dashboard in your app editor. Click Overview . Click Manage next to Payments to open the Payments dashboard. Click Manage next to Tranzila. Enable / disable the toggle next to your desired payment method. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about accepting payments. Can I accept Google Pay payments without accepting card payments? No. In order to accept Google Pay payments, you must also have card payments enabled. Can I enable 3D Secure (3DS) payments with Tranzila? Yes. 3DS can be enabled within your Tranzila account. For more information, contact Tranzila . 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. What is a minimum payment amount? Some payment methods have a minimum payment threshold. Payments below this amount will not be processed. Tranzila requires a minimum transaction amount of 5 ILS for payments made using the Bit payment method. Can I offer recurring payments? Yes, recurring payments are possible with Tranzila. How do I get my payouts? If Tranzila is connected as your payment provider, your payouts are managed by Tranzila and not Base44. For more information, contact Tranzila . How can I troubleshoot payment issues in my Base44 app? If Tranzila isn’t working as expected in your app, for example, nothing happens when a user clicks a “Pay” or “Checkout” button, you can view Function Logs in your Base44 dashboard to find out what’s going wrong. This works for any payment-related feature, whether you’re selling products, accepting bookings, or offering subscriptions. Here’s how to check the logs: Click Dashboard in your app editor. Go to Code → Functions . Find the function related to your payment flow (e.g., create Checkout for a store). Click on the function, then scroll to the Logs section. Tip : The Logs will show messages about what happened when the function ran. Look for red error messages — these can help pinpoint what went wrong. Once you find the error message, you can copy it and paste it into the AI chat to ask your Base44 app for help fixing it. Do I need to upgrade my app to accept payments with Tranzila in Base44? Yes. You need to upgrade your app to a Builder, Pro or Elite plan to accept payments with Tranzila in Base44. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Promoting your site SEO (get found on Google) Previewing How Your Page Looks in Google Search Results When Google displays one of your site's pages in a search result, it includes the page's title tag, the page's URL, and a snippet from the page's meta description. You can preview the information that will appear in search results from your page's SEO panel. Tip: AI-powered search tools and chatbots also summarize pages using your title and description, so you should preview them for factual accuracy and formatting. Previewing your page in Google Search Results Use your page's SEO panel to preview how it will look in Google search results. To preview your page: Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click Pages & Menu on the left side of the editor. Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant page. Click SEO basics . Check your page preview under Preview on Google . Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click Pages on the left side of the editor. Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant page. Click SEO Basics . Check your page preview under Preview on Google . Wix Harmony Editor Go to your editor . Click the Page dropdown at the top left of the page. Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant page. Hover over SEO and accessibility and click SEO . Check your page preview under Google Preview . Previewing your Wix Stores product page in Google search results You can also see how individual product pages will look in Google search results in your site's dashboard. To preview your product page: Go to Products in your site's dashboard . Click the product you want to view. Click Edit SEO Settings in the Marketing and SEO section on the right. Click the Basics tab. View your product's preview under Preview on Google . Important: It takes time for changes you make to your SEO settings to appear on Google. Learn more about the time it takes for site changes to appear in search engine results . 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 Stores: Migrating from Shopify to Wix Stores Interested in migrating from Shopify to Wix Stores? Using the Cart2Cart app, you can migrate products, orders, and coupons from your Shopify store to Wix. While you can add the Cart2Cart app to your Wix site for free, Cart2Cart charges a fee to perform the migration. The exact price is determined by which elements you choose to migrate, what optional extra services you select, and more. During the migration process, Cart2Cart offers you a preview, so you see an exact price breakdown before you commit to any changes or pay any fees. Before you begin: Make sure to add Wix Stores to your site . To migrate store orders, you must first upgrade to a Premium plan or Studio plan that allows you to accept payments. (Advanced alternative) As a free DIY option, you can import products directly through a CSV file . Step 1 | Add the Cart2Cart app and select a Wix account To start the migration process, go to the Wix App Market and add the Cart2Cart app. Then, make sure the email associated with the relevant Wix account is selected. Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click Add Apps on the left side of the editor. Search for the Cart2Cart app in the search bar. Click Add to Site . Click Agree & Add . Select an option: Sign in to your existing Cart2Cart account. Create a new Cart2Cart account: Click Sign Up . Fill in the required fields. In the Cart2Cart dashboard, make sure the email associated with the relevant Wix account is selected. Click Source and Target Cart Setup . Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click App Market on the left side of the editor. Click App Market . Search for the Cart2Cart app in the search bar. Click Add to Site . Click Agree & Add . Select an option: Sign in to your existing Cart2Cart account. Create a new Cart2Cart account: Click Sign Up . Fill in the required fields. In the Cart2Cart dashboard, make sure the email associated with the relevant Wix account is selected. Click Source and Target Cart Setup . Harmony Editor Go to your editor . Click + Add at the top left of the editor. Click the Arrow icon to navigate to the Apps category. Click Wix App Market at the bottom left. Search for the Cart2Cart app, then select the app. Click Add to Site . Click Agree & Add . Select an option: Sign in to your existing Cart2Cart account. Create a new Cart2Cart account: Click Sign Up . Fill in the required fields. In the Cart2Cart dashboard, make sure the email associated with the relevant Wix account is selected. Click Source and Target Cart Setup . Dashboard Go to the Wix App Market in your site's dashboard. Search for the Cart2Cart app in the search bar. Click Add to Site . Select an option: Sign in to your existing Cart2Cart account. Create a new Cart2Cart account: Click Sign Up . Fill in the required fields. Click Sign Up . In the Cart2Cart dashboard, make sure the email associated with the relevant Wix account is selected. Click Source and Target Cart Setup . Tip: If you close the migration tab at any stage, you can access the Cart2Cart dashboard from the Manage Apps tab in your site's dashboard. Step 2 | Source and target cart setup In this step you select your source cart (Shopify) and provide the necessary permissions to access it. Select Shopify from the Source Cart drop-down. Enter your store's URL (e.g. http://your-store-name.com). Get your Shopify API password: Log in to Shopify. Click the Apps tab on the left. Click Manage private apps . Click Create a New Private App . Enter Cart2Cart in the Private app name field. Enter the email of a developer or the person most suited to deal with technical issues in the Emergency developer email field. Set your permissions to Read Access . Scroll down and click Save . Copy your API password and return to Cart2Cart. Paste the API credentials in the API Password field. Select Wix from the Target Cart drop-down. Click Choose Entities . Step 3 | Select what to migrate and perform a demo migration You can migrate (import) different types of data into your Wix store. Afterwords, select any available additional migration options. To select migration options: Select which of types of data (e.g. products, orders, and coupons) you want to migrate to Wix. Note: Imports are limited to 1,000 products and 1,000 orders. (Optional) Select any of the additional options you see displayed (options vary depending on what you selected in step 1): Select the Clear current data on Target Store before Migration to delete data in your Wix store for the entities you are migrating. Important: This step is irreversible. E.g. if you import products and select this option, any products already in your Wix dashboard will be deleted. Learn more about the Clear current data on Target Store before Migration option Select the Skip product thumbnail images migration checkbox. Watch video to learn more Select the Change products quantity to 100 on Target Store ($29) . Learn more about the Change products quantity to 100 on Target Store setting Perform data mapping: (relevant when importing orders): Orders in each platform have different statuses. Make sure they are classified correctly in your Wix dashboard by matching terms. Learn more about order status mapping . Click Start Free Demo . Cart2Cart now performs a demo migration. This gives you a chance to preview the migration and check that everything is ok before you make changes and pay Cart2Cart for the process. Step 4 | Check demo migration results and complete the migration Now that the demo migration is complete, click Check the Results to view your data in your Wix dashboard. Products can be found in the Wix Store Products tab . Orders can be found in the Wix Orders tab . Coupons can be found in the Wix Coupons tab . When you're satisfied with the result, select one of the insurance plans or click the Skip Migration Insurance option. Watch a Cart2Cart video on insurance options . When you're ready, review the migration price. Tip: Click the Menu icons to see the price breakdown. Pay and complete the migration: Click Add Funds for Full Migration . Enter the required details. Click Buy now . When the migration is complete, you'll receive an email notification. 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 Photo Albums: Adding New Media to an Album You can add new photos and videos to your album at any time. Place them in existing galleries or create a new gallery just for them. Adding new media to your albums You can upload new media from your computer directly to your photo albums. Both photos and videos are supported media types. To add media to your album: Go to Photo Albums in your site's dashboard. Click Edit on the relevant album. Click Media on the left. Hover over the relevant gallery. Click Manage Media . Click + Upload Media at top right. Select the relevant media file(s) and click Open . (Optional) Replace the cover photo: Click Replace Cover Photo . Click + Add Images at the top left. Select the platform from which you wish to import your image on the left and select your file. Once uploaded, select your file from the Media Files section of the import screen. Click Apply . Click the Focal Point icon to change the cover image's focal point. Edit the Title field to give a name to your media. Edit the Description field to add more information about your media. Click Done at the bottom to save your changes. Frequently asked questions (FAQs) Click a question below to learn more about adding new media to your photo albums. Will I have to republish my album for the new media to appear? Yes. You will need to wait until your media upload is complete before you publish your photo album. Learn more about supported media sizes and formats . Are there any naming conventions for the files I upload to my photo albums? Yes. Please do not use special characters such as . ~ ! @ # $ % ^ & * ( ) ` ; < > ? , [ ] { } ' ” in the file names since this may lead to the media titles being cut after an upload to Photo Albums. Including special characters in the names of files can cause issues when downloading media from albums using Mac devices. This can cause only one image or video to download instead of the whole album. Can I edit my photos in Wix Photo Albums? It is not possible to edit photos in Photo Albums. Edit photos outside of Wix before uploading them to Photo Albums. Can I add photos from my site's Media Manager? Wix Photo Albums has its very own Media Manager , stored on separate servers from your site's Media Manager. For this reason, it is not possible to add images from your site's Media Manager straight to your photo albums. As a workaround, you can download images from your site's Media Manager and then upload them to your photo albums. Once you upload these images, you can edit their titles and descriptions. Learn more about downloading files from your Media Manager . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Promoting your site Running campaigns and paid ads Social Media Marketing: Connecting to Your Social Media Accounts Once you've created your post, you need to connect the relevant social media account(s) in order to publish. Choose to connect either one, some or all of your accounts at this stage. You can also disconnect an account or connect to a different account at any time. Connect to your social media accounts Connecting your social media accounts to your site allows you to publish content directly from your Wix. To get started, head over to the "Publish to Social Media" section of your Wix dashboard. Important: You can connect one social media account for free, or upgrade to connect more accounts . To connect your social media accounts: Go to Social Media Marketing in your site's dashboard. Click Your Social Posts tab. Hover over a social post and click the More Actions icon . Click Edit & Publish . Tip: You do not have to publish the post. Choose the platform(s) you want to connect to: Facebook Before you connect: Make sure you're connecting a Facebook page that is associated with a Facebook Business account. Make sure you have the right admin permissions for the Facebook page. Click Connect next to Facebook . Note: If you previously connected another platform, click the Connect and Manage Social Accounts drop down, then click Connect next to Facebook . Make sure you meet the connection requirements and click Continue . Follow the on-screen instructions to log in to your Facebook page. (If you have multiple Facebook pages) Select the page you want to connect and click Select Page . Click Continue . Instagram Before you connect: You need an Instagram Business account to share your social post. If you currently have an individual or creator account switch to a business account before you continue. Make sure your Facebook page is connected to the same Instagram account you want to share a post to. Click Connect next to Instagram . Note: If you previously connected another platform, click the Connect and Manage Social Accounts drop down, then click Connect next to Instagram . Make sure you meet the connection requirements and click Continue . Note: Even though you're connecting an Instagram account, a Facebook pop-up opens asking you to connect to the Facebook page associated with the Instagram account. Click Continue as (your Instagram name) . Select the Instagram Business account you want to connect and click Select Page . Don't see your Instagram account? It might be connected to a different Facebook page. Click Continue . LinkedIn Click Connect next to LinkedIn . Note: If you previously connected another platform, click the Connect and Manage Social Accounts drop down, then click Connect next to LinkedIn . Follow the on-screen instructions to log in to your LinkedIn account. Click Allow . Click Continue . Pinterest Click Connect next to Pinterest . Note: If you previously connected another platform, click the Connect and Manage Social Accounts drop down, then click Connect next to Pinterest . Follow the on-screen instructions to log in to your Pinterest account. Click Allow . Click Continue . TikTok Click Connect next to TikTok . Note: If you previously connected another platform, click the Connect and Manage Social Accounts drop down, then click Connect next to TikTok . Follow the on-screen instructions to log in to your TikTok account. Click Allow . Click Continue . Twitter Click Connect next to Twitter . Note: If you previously connected another platform, click the Connect and Manage Social Accounts drop down, then click Connect next to Twitter . Follow the on-screen instructions to log in to your Twitter account. Click Authorize app . Click Continue . YouTube Click Connect next to YouTube . Note: If you previously connected another platform, click the Connect and Manage Social Accounts drop down, then click Connect next to YouTube . Follow the on-screen instructions to log in to your YouTube account. Make sure you meet the connection requirements and click Continue . Click Continue . Disconnect your social media accounts If you need to disconnect a social media account from your Wix site, you can do so easily. This might be necessary if you no longer want to manage a particular account through Wix or if you need to connect a different account. Note: If you have social posts already scheduled for the account you're disconnecting, keep in mind that they won't publish once you remove the account. To disconnect your social media accounts: Go to Social Media Marketing in your site's dashboard. Click Your Social Posts tab. Hover over a social post and click the More Actions icon . Click Edit & Publish . Tip: You do not have to publish the post. Click Manage under the social media account you want to disconnect. Click Disconnect Account . Confirm that you want to disconnect the account. 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