< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Bookings: Manually Scheduling an Appointment You can manually schedule appointments for your clients directly from your booking calendar. This is useful for clients who book by phone or in person, or need a follow-up appointment after a session. Notes: You can't book two different clients using the same email address. Use the steps below to manually add a single-service appointment. To add multiple services in one appointment, follow this guide instead: Scheduling and Managing Multi-Service Appointments . Manually adding an appointment Manually add appointments from your booking calendar. Enter client details, choose a service, and set the time. Use this for clients who book outside your online scheduling system. To manually add an appointment: Go to Booking Calendar in your site's dashboard. Click Add or select a time slot on the calendar. Select Appointment . Click on the relevant client. Note: For new clients, click +Add new contact , then enter their email and phone number to finish creating the contact. Select the service(s) and click Next . Enter the date and arrival time for the services. Note: If the service has more than one location, select the relevant one. (Optional) For single-service appointments, click the Repeats checkbox to create a recurring appointment: Select how often the appointments repeat from the Repeats dropdown. Select the date the appointments stop repeating in the Until field. (Optional) Click the relevant details on the service card to change it: Price: Enter a new amount to override the current price. Duration: Change the length of the appointment. With: Change the staff member for the appointment. Payment: Choose how or when your client is charged. Add-ons: If this service has add-ons , you can select them here. Payment options: Choose how or when your client will be charged, depending on which payment plan. (Optional) Click + Add Another Service and repeat steps 6-8. Tip: Repeat these steps for any additional services you want to add. When you click any of the services in the booking calendar, you can see the number of bookings within the same order. (Optional) Click Email , Messages , or both to notify your client of the appointment: Email: Sends an email with the appointment details. Messages: Sends an SMS or WhatsApp message with the appointment details. Click Book . Tip: A notification appears if: You're scheduling the appointment outside working hours. You haven't assigned a staff member to the service. Another appointment is already booked at that time. You can still go ahead with the booking — this only helps you avoid double-booking. If you're booking a recurring session , any conflicts appear on the schedule summary page. FAQs Click a question below to learn more. Can I submit a booking form for a client when I manually add an appointment? Yes, you can customize the booking form to collect the information you need from your clients. To manually fill out a booking form: Go to Booking Calendar in your site's dashboard and click the relevant appointment. Click Manage Form Submission . Click Fill Out Form in the panel on the right. Click Edit and fill out the relevant form fields. Click Save . How do I book a follow-up session for the same client? Select the relevant appointment on the calendar, then click Book Again . Fill in the details to finalize the new booking. 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 Building your community Wix Blog: Linking Editor Elements to Blog Posts Bring your blog content front and center by linking elements such as text and buttons to a specific blog post. This makes it easy for visitors to discover your articles and explore more of what your site has to offer. Linking text to a blog post Text links help readers find your blog posts naturally while they browse your site. For example, linking a piece of text from your homepage that sends visitors to your blog is a great way to increase traffic and enhance engagement. Wix Editor Retrieve the live URL of the blog post: Go to the live site. Open the relevant blog post. Copy the URL. Go to your editor . Click the text you want to link. Highlight the relevant text. Click the Link icon . Select Web Address . Paste the blog post URL in the What's the web address (URL)? field. Select whether the external URL opens in a New Window or in the Current Window . Click Done . Studio Editor Retrieve the live URL of the blog post: Go to the live site. Open the relevant blog post. Copy the URL. Go to your editor . Click the text you want to link. Highlight the relevant text. Click the Link icon . Select Web Address . Paste the blog post URL in the What's the web address (URL)? field. Select whether the external URL opens in a New Window or in the Current Window . Click Done . Wix Harmony Editor Retrieve the live URL of the blog post: Go to the live site. Open the relevant blog post. Copy the URL. Go to your editor . Click the text you want to link. Highlight the relevant text. Click the Link icon . Click Choose a link under Links to . Select the Web Address icon . Paste the blog post URL in the Web address field. Select whether the external URL opens in the Current tab or a New tab . Click Done . Linking a button to a blog post Buttons are a great way to grab attention and guide visitors toward your blog content. By linking a button to a specific post, you give people a clear call to action that encourages them to explore your blog. For example, adding a 'read more' button that takes your visitors to the post they saw on another page. Wix Editor Retrieve the live URL of the blog post: Go to the live site. Open the relevant blog post. Copy the URL. Go to your editor and navigate to the relevant page. Click Add Elements on the left side of the editor. Click Button . Click the button you want to add, or drag it to the relevant location. Click the Link icon . Select Web Address . Paste the blog post URL in the What's the web address (URL)? field. Select whether the external URL opens in a New Window or in the Current Window . Click Done . Studio Editor Retrieve the live URL of the blog post: Go to the live site. Open the relevant blog post. Copy the URL. Go to your editor and navigate to the relevant page. Click Add Elements on the left side of the editor. Click Button . Click the button you want to add, or drag it to the relevant location. Click the Link icon . Select Web Address . Paste the blog post URL in the What's the web address (URL)? field. Select whether the external URL opens in a New Window or in the Current Window . Click Done . Wix Harmony Editor Retrieve the live URL of the blog post: Go to the live site. Open the relevant blog post. Copy the URL. Go to your editor and navigate to the relevant page. Click + Add at the top left. Select the Button category. Click the button you want to add, or drag it to the relevant location. Click the Link icon . Click Choose a link under Links to . Select the Web Address icon . Paste the blog post URL in the Web address field. Select whether the external URL opens in the Current tab or a New tab . Click Done . 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 Third-Party App: Online Store by Ecwid Inc. With the Online Store app by Ecwid Inc., you can sell anytime and anywhere, across the internet and around the world. Control everything from a single dashboard with centralized inventory, order management, and pricing. Features and benefits include: Add an online store to your website, Facebook, Instagram, Amazon, and more Upgrade your marketing with automated Google Shopping and Facebook ads, coupons, abandoned cart emails, and wholesale pricing Synchronize products and orders with point-of-sale devices like Square and Vend Manage everything from your mobile phone Check out the Online Store app by Ecwid Inc. to get started. For questions or comments, contact Ecwid Inc. directly: Website: https://www.ecwid.com/ Email: support@ecwid.com 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 Apps: Creating Folders in the File Share App With the File Share app, you can create a file sharing library where people can exchange ideas and collaborate on projects. You can create folders on your live site or from your site's dashboard to organize your file sharing library. Folders make it easier for your site visitors to find the content they're looking for. Creating folders from your site's dashboard Go to File Share in your site's dashboard. (Optional) Navigate to the place that you want the new folder to be. For example, to create a subfolder inside the "Spanish" folder, click the "Spanish" folder. Click + Add New at the top right. Select Folder . Enter a name for the new folder in the What's the folder name field. Click Save . Creating folders on your live site Go to the File Share app on your live site. Log in using the email address associated with your Wix account. If necessary, navigate to where you want the new folder to be. For example, to create a subfolder inside the "Spanish" folder, click the "Spanish" folder. Click New Folder . Enter a name for the new folder. Press Enter on your keyboard. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about creating folders in the Wix File Share app. Can I create subfolders within a folder? Yes. You can create subfolders within any existing folder. While in a folder, click + Add New , name your folder, and then drag and drop files into the new folder. How do I rename a folder? You can rename a folder in your File Share app directly from your dashboard. Go to File Share in your site's dashboard. Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant folder and select Rename . Enter the name of the folder. Click Save . Can I delete a folder? Yes. You can delete a folder in your File Share app directly from your dashboard. Deleting a folder deletes all files and subfolders within it. Go to File Share in your site's dashboard. Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant folder and select Delete . Click Delete . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Studio, Partners & Enterprise Wix Studio Studio Editor: Using the AI Text Creator Harness the power of AI to write text for the site you're building. Based on the information you enter about your client and their business, the AI text creator can generate titles and entire paragraphs in the topic of your choice. Note: Currently, the AI Text Creator is only available in English. Step 1 | Enter the relevant information for your text To get started, select a text box in your Editor. You can then access the AI text creator to generate titles or paragraphs based on the details you enter. To enter information for your AI-generated text: Add a new text box or select an existing one in the Editor. Click Create AI Text . Enter the business type. (Optional) Enter the business name. Select a text type: Title or Paragraph . Select a topic from the drop-down. Tip: You can choose Other to enter your own topic. (Optional) Add any relevant information in the text under What's important to mention? . Click Create Text . Step 2 | Review and use a text suggestion After clicking Create Text , you receive 3 text options to choose from. All options are based on the information you provide, but written in slightly different styles. Once you decide on an option you like, you can either apply it to the current text box or copy it for later use. To review and use a text suggestion: Review the text options and decide which one you want to use. Choose what to do next: Use Text: Apply this text to the text box you selected. Copy Text: Copy the text to your clipboard. (Optional) Click Edit Text to make changes to the AI-generated text. Didn't like the suggestions? You can refine the information you entered on the left side of the panel, and click Create Text to try again. Did you know? You can utilize the power of our AI Website builder to create a one-of-a-kind site, tailored to your business needs. 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 Connecting Lyra Collect as a Payment Provider Accept card payments from your customers using Lyra Collect as a payment provider. General Info Supported countries France, Guadeloupe, Martinique, Monaco, French Guiana, Mayotte, Reunion and Spain Supported currencies EUR Transaction fees From 1.25% + 15¢ per transaction Notes The currency used in your Wix account must match the currency in your Lyra Collect 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 Lyra Collect Connecting Lyra Collect Go to Accept Payments on 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 next to Third-Party Credit / Debit Card Providers. Click Connect next to Lyra Collect. Depending on whether you need to create a new Lyra Collect account or have an existing account, follow the instructions: Have an account Enter your Shop ID and Key. Click Connect . Don't have an account Click Create Lyra Collect account . Fill in the sign up form and proceed with your Lyra account verification. Once the Lyra Collect account is approved, sign in to your account retrieve your account credentials (Shop ID and Key). Return to this window (repeat steps 1-4) 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. Can I offer recurring payments? To offer recurring payments, you must connect a payment provider that supports recurring payments . 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 a Premium plan to accept payments? Yes. Your Wix site needs to have a Premium plan that supports payments in order to accept payments. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Advanced features Wix for Developers Wix for Developers Wix's open platform empowers developers to customize, extend, and integrate with Wix's services. Use our APIs and powerful developer tools to build your next project on Wix. There are 3 main ways to develop on Wix: Develop custom websites Use Wix's website development platform to customize your site with code. Extend and customize your site's UI by adding custom behaviors and interactions among UI elements. Add third-party services, npm packages, and streamlined testing protocols to your site’s backend. Use the Wix CMS, or integrate popular external databases like Azure, Google Cloud, AWS, and more. Build Wix apps Develop apps that extend Wix site functionality. Reuse your apps on your own sites, or publish them to the Wix App Market to reach millions of users. Help users achieve success by integrating seamlessly with core Wix business solutions like Events, Bookings, Restaurants, and more. Accelerate and simplify development with Wix's APIs, CLI, webhooks, and SDKs, or build apps at lightspeed with Blocks. Showcase and sell your app to millions of potential users through the App Market. Go headless Use Wix Headless to integrate Wix's powerful business solutions with your own frontend using any tech stack. Build out your app across multiple frontends. Make calls using REST APIs or the JavaScript SDK to access and manage business data. Use industry-standard OAuth 2.0 authorization. Enjoy Wix's enterprise-grade security for peace of mind. Get started If you're ready to dive in, head to our Wix Studio developers hub to get started. 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) Maintaining Your Site's Google Rankings with URL Redirects when Moving to Wix To set up URL Redirects: You must upgrade your Wix site with a Premium Plan and connect a domain . URL Redirects allow you to maintain your previous site's Google search ranking data when moving your site to Wix. URL Redirects also send people to your new Wix site when they click on old links in search results. Even if Google hasn't checked in on your site in months, result links will bring visitors to your new site rather than showing them a 404 broken page error. Important: It is not possible to use a Source Link with a # in the URL or to redirect to a blog page or list item. URL redirects for moving to Wix with the same domain When building your new site with Wix, create new pages with URLs that match the ones from your old site. If you have new pages, and cannot match the new URLs to the old ones, you can retain your SEO rankings by creating a URL redirect . Once you have published your new Wix site, make sure to verify your site with Google Search Console or other search engines. You can then submit your sitemap directly to Google. Important: To connect to Google Search Console, you must have a Premium plan and a domain connected to your site. This can be either a domain purchased from Wix or a domain purchased from another domain host . URL redirects for moving to Wix with a new domain Add your old domain to your Wix account and connect it as a secondary domain to your new domain. This will set up a URL redirect from the old domain to the new domain. Getting the most out of your URL redirects Click below for tips on how to effectively create your URL redirects: Analyze your previous site's SEO It's important to review your previous site, in terms of SEO, so similar content can be used when creating your new site. This includes reviewing your previous site's text, images, meta tags, header tags, and menu structure. Take note of the search phrases that are being used to target each of your pages. Map out what content is located on each page. If you have a site with many pages, decide which pages you will be redirecting and which are not necessary. Build your new site with Wix Using the information that you gathered in the previous step, start to build your site. Make sure that your new site has a corresponding page for each of the important pages of your previous site. Your new site does not need to be a duplicate of your previous site, but it is important for the content, on each corresponding page, to be similar. For example, if your previous site's 'About' page contained information on what your business does, your new site's 'About' page should contain the same information. At the end of this step, you should have a draft version of your new site prepared. In order to avoid exposing your site to search engines before setting up your redirects, we recommend disabling Let search engines index your site from your site's SEO settings. Learn How Set up your URL redirects In order to set up your URL redirects correctly, it's helpful to determine which of your previous site pages have already been indexed by Google. To do so, perform the following search in Google - site:yourdomain.com. From the search results, note down the URL of each page that appears. You can also access all of your previous site's URLs by looking at the site map. Consult your previous site builder on how to access your sitemap. Set up your URL redirects so that each relevant URL corresponds to a page on your new site. Publish your site You are now ready to publish your site! Go ahead and click Publish from inside the Editor for the URL redirects to be activated. Make sure that you have selected Let search engines index your site from your site's SEO settings. Learn How Review the redirects that you've set up and make changes if necessary. Submit your sitemap to Google Google periodically caches your site, but this can take up to 3 months. To speed up this process, we recommend opening a Google Search Console account and submitting your automatically generated sitemap to Google. Want to learn more about 301 redirects? Check out our article about 301 redirects in the Wix SEO Hub . Get tips for successfully migrating your site . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Studio, Partners & Enterprise Enterprise Solution Enterprise Solution: Managing Approvals for Site Changes Important: Approvals are only supported on sites built with the Studio Editor. The approvals feature in the Wix Studio for enterprise solution lets your organization ensure all site changes are reviewed and approved before being published. With approvals, the relevant stakeholders can review and approve, or request further changes. This allows you to maintain site quality, brand consistency and compliance at the highest standard across your enterprise. This feature is managed from the Approvals tab in your enterprise dashboard. You can enable approvals for all sites or select only the ones that require it. Setting up approvals Choose which sites in your enterprise need approval before publishing changes. You can activate this feature in the Approvals tab. Before you begin: In order for a teammate to set up or manage approvals, they must be assigned a role that has the necessary permissions. By default, the workspace owner has the permission to view, set up and manage approvals, while admin (co-owners) only have the permission to view and manage approvals. All teammates who have access to the Studio Editor have permission to view approvals. You can also create a custom role with permissions to set up or manage approvals by going to Team in your enterprise dashboard, selecting a role, clicking Enterprise Dashboard under Permissions and selecting the relevant checkboxes. To set up approvals: Go to Approvals in your enterprise dashboard. Click Set Up Approvals . Enable the Approvals required toggle. Under Sites with approval , select the relevant option for your enterprise: All sites: Approvals are required for every site in your enterprise account. Specific sites: Approvals are required for specific sites only: Select the sites or folders that require approvals. Click Select . Click Save . Sending and reviewing changes Once approvals are enabled, teammates and collaborators making changes to a site will see the option to Send for Approval instead of the standard option to Publish . When changes are sent for review, the selected reviewer gets an email notification to review these changes. If the reviewer requests further changes, the person who sent the request is notified via email and can update the site before re-sending for approval. All requests, active and past, appear in the Approvals tab of your enterprise dashboard. Sending changes for approval Make your updates to the site as usual. Click Send for Approval in your editor. (In the pop-up) Click the Add reviewer drop-down under Send to and type the names of the stakeholders who need to approve the changes. Note: At least one stakeholder needs to approve the changes in order to publish them. (Optional) Add a comment or brief description of the changes under Add comments . Click Send for Approval. Reviewing and approving a site change Open the review email and click Review Changes . Tip: You can also go to Approvals in your enterprise dashboard and select the pending request. Browse through the changes by clicking Previous or Next . Tip: You can find information about the type of change that was made in the Comparison view section, next to the site page name. (Optional) Click Preview Revision to open a new tab with a site preview of each change. Select the relevant option: To request changes Click Request Changes in the Reviewers section under your name. Type what changes are needed for approval in the Add comments section. Click Request Changes . Note: When you request changes, the person who made the site changes receives an email notifying them of your request and can then proceed to make these changes. Repeat the steps to review changes as needed until the request is ready to be approved. To approve the changes If you approve the revision, click Approve Revision at the top of the page. (In the pop-up) Click Approve Revision to confirm. Publishing a site change After all changes have been approved, publish the changes so they are live for site visitors. Go to Approvals in your enterprise dashboard. Hover over an approval with Approved status and click View . Click Publish Revision at the top right to proceed with making these changes live for visitors. (Optional) Click Preview Revision to preview all the approved changes in a new tab. Click Publish . Managing and tracking approvals All approval requests and their statuses appear in the Approvals tab of your enterprise dashboard. Under Approval requests , you can find the site name, the number of revisions for that site, the current status of the review and the date when the review was first sent for approval. You can also see who submitted each request, as well as who each request was sent to for approval. Viewing your approvals Go to Approvals in your enterprise dashboard. Hover over an approval that is in progress and click View . Proceed to request changes or approve and publish changes as needed. Notes: If a request is outdated, it can no longer be viewed because a newer version of the site has already been published. Requests also appear as outdated if approvals were disabled for that specific site, or for all sites. If a request is published, hover over it and click View to access a record of all previous changes. From there, you can also access the comparison view for published approval requests to support auditing. Disabling approvals Go to Approvals in your enterprise dashboard. Disable the Approvals required toggle. Click Turn Off Approvals . Click Save at the top right. Notes: To disable approvals only for a specific site, go to Approvals settings , hover over the relevant site and click Remove . If you enable approvals after disabling them, any previously added sites will still be selected. Filtering approvals In this tab, you can use the Search bar to search for a specific approval request by typing the site name, or you can use the Filter option to filter the requests list by status. Go to Approvals in your enterprise dashboard. Click Filter . Click Status . Select the relevant checkboxes. Tip: If there are no results found for your search, click Clear to remove the filters you applied. Deleting approvals After sending an approval request, you can choose to delete it. For example, you might want to delete a request if you made additional changes to the site and have sent a new request, or if you realize you want to make more updates before someone reviews your changes, making the earlier request no longer relevant. Go to Approvals in your enterprise dashboard. Hover over the relevant approval request. Click View . Click the Delete icon at the top of the page. Click Delete Request . Auditing published approval requests You can review published approval requests to see which changes were included in a specific revision. This is useful when you need to audit previous revisions for a site and confirm which changes were reviewed and published as part of each request. Go to Approvals in your enterprise dashboard. Hover over the relevant approval request. Click View . Use the comparison view to audit the revisions: On the left, you see the revision that was live at the time of the review. On the right, you see the revision that was reviewed and then published. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about using the approvals feature for enterprise. If there are multiple reviewers, do they all need to approve? If there are multiple reviewers for one approval request, only one of them needs to approve the changes. If one reviewer approves without publishing and another reviewer requests changes, what happens? As long as the changes are not published, any of the site reviewers can still request changes. For example, if a reviewer approved changes without publishing them, and then another reviewer requested for changes, the request status will change from Approved to Changes Requested . Do changes to site settings need approval? Yes. If you are only making changes to site settings you still have to send an approval request in order for these changes to go live. This kind of request lets reviewers know there are no visual changes to approve. If you have made both changes to site settings and visual changes, you can send them both for approval in the same request. Can I delete an approval request I did not send? No. Only the teammate who has sent the approval request can delete it. What are the possible statuses of an approval request? Each approval can have one of the following statuses: Pending Review: The request is awaiting action from the reviewer. Approved: The change is approved but not published yet. Changes Requested: One of the reviewers has requested for the editor to make further changes to the design before approval can be granted. Published: The change has been published and is now live to visitors. Outdated: A newer version has been published and this version is no longer relevant, or approvals disabled for this site after the approval request was created. Can I integrate my own approvals system? To integrate your own approvals system, please contact your Customer Success Manager. Can I access comparison view for published approval requests? Yes. You can access comparison view for published approval requests to review previous changes and support auditing. 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: Connecting Your Services to Google Search and Maps Make it easier for new clients to discover and book your services directly from Google. When you connect Wix Bookings with your Google Business Profile, your services, prices and real-time availability can appear in Google Search and Google Maps. Clients can choose a time slot from Google and go straight to your Wix booking form or calendar to confirm details, select the right price option or add-ons, and complete their booking online. Before you begin: You must connect a domain to your site to connect your Google Business Profile to your Wix Bookings site. Upgrade your site so you can accept online bookings. Create the relevant Wix Bookings services you want to connect to your Google Business Profile. You must create a Google Business Profile . Connecting your Google Business Profile Make it easier for new clients to find you and book your services by integrating your Wix Bookings services with Google. By connecting your Google Business Profile, you streamline the process for new and existing clients to find and book the services they need quickly and easily. Note: Make sure to create your Google Business Profile before following the steps below. It can take several days for the verification to complete. To connect your Google Business Profile: Go to Booking Integrations in your site's dashboard. Click Connect under Google. Click Get Started to agree to Google's terms of use and Privacy policy. Click the Choose profiles drop-down and click the checkbox next to the relevant Google Business profile(s) you want to connect. Click Continue . Click the Select services dropdown and click the checkbox next to the relevant services you want to display on Google. Click Connect . What's next? Once you connect your Google Business Profile and get verified, your services and pricing options are available for clients in Google Search and Maps. If you're a beauty service, potential clients can also see your available time slots. Managing your Google Business Profile You can update the locations and the services you want to display on Google at any time from the Booking Channels tab in your site's dashboard. To manage your Google Business Profile: Go to Booking Integrations in your site's dashboard. Click Manage under Google . Click the Choose which Google Business Profiles can accept bookings dropdown. Select or deselect the checkboxes next to the relevant profiles you want to add or remove. Click the Choose services to display on all profiles drop-down. Select or deselect the checkboxes next to the relevant services you want to add or remove. Click Update . Troubleshooting setting up your Google Business Profile Choose from the list of common scenarios below, where it is not possible to connect your services to your Google Business Profile. Note: You should wait up to 72 hours for Google to approve your business. Don't see your business after 72 hours? Please check whether one of the issues below is relevant or contact Google support. My service link was removed from Google To enable this inventory, update your feeds to reinclude this entry. Business listing does not allow this link type If you believe this location is categorized incorrectly, you may be able to update your Business listing, please reach out to your Google support contact for more details. Disabled service link This link has been disabled due to either data quality reasons or other policy violations. No matched business listing for merchant's link Make sure that the address of your Google Business Profile is an exact address. For example, you cannot list an area (for example, 'North Amsterdam') as your business address to get booked from Google. FAQs Click a question below to learn more. Are there any restrictions for businesses using Google Business Profile? Yes. Businesses without a physical storefront may have limitations. Additionally, for some merchants and specific services, Google may restrict listings based on its policies. If your healthcare business is based in the United States, be aware that you must be HIPAA compliant. This means that the information you add, the way you interact with reviews, and how you use Google's marketing tools must adhere to HIPAA regulations. Learn more about HIPAA compliance for your Wix site. Why can't I see my available time slots for my business on Google? The updated integration is currently available only for beauty services. If you're a beauty service and can't see your available time slots, you may not be verified yet. Once your business is verified, clients can then see your available time slots. Why does my availability on Google look out of date? Your availability syncs from Wix Bookings to Google approximately every 30 minutes. This near real-time sync means there can be a short delay before changes you make in Wix Bookings appear on Google, but time slots should still reflect your current capacity rather than a fixed schedule. Is it possible to disconnect my Google Business Profile? Yes. You can disconnect your Google Business Profile at any time. 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 Connecting Fondy as a Payment Provider Accept payments from your customers using Fondy as a payment provider. Important: As of March 7 2022, Wix no longer supports Fondy payments for any businesses, both new and existing, based in Russia. General Info Supported countries Bulgaria, Croatia, Estonia, Hungary, Italy, Lithuania, Poland, Slovakia, Spain and United Kingdom Supported currencies Multiple (should be enabled separately). The currency used in your Wix account must match the currency in your Fondy account. If the currencies do not match, the transactions may be declined. Learn how to change your currency Transaction fees United Kingdom : From 1.4% + £0.20 per transaction Europe : From 1.4% + €0.25 per transaction Managing your account For information on topics such as payout schedules, refunding a customer, chargeback disputes, and more, contact Fondy Connecting Fondy Go to Accept Payments on 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 Connect next to Fondy . Depending on whether you need to create a new Fondy account or have an existing account, follow the instructions: Have an account Enter your Merchant ID and Merchant key. Click Connect . Don't have an account Click Create Fondy Payments account . Register for, and activate, your Fondy merchant account. Once your merchant account is approved, return to this window (repeat steps 1-4) 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. Can I offer recurring payments? To offer recurring payments, you must connect a payment provider that supports recurring payments . 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 a Premium plan to accept payments? Yes. Your Wix site needs to have a Business & eCommerce Premium plan in order to accept payments. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Studio, Partners & Enterprise Wix Studio Studio Editor: Working with Docking, Margins and Padding In an ever-changing world of devices, it’s important to control your elements' position so they look just as you want on different screen sizes. In the Studio Editor, elements are automatically docked to make sure that happens. This gives you the freedom to move elements around, without having to worry about positioning across breakpoints. However, you can always set the position, docking and margins on your own from the Inspector panel. px* (Scale) is the default unit of measure for docking, margins and padding. The px* value you see is the pixel equivalent, relative to your current canvas size. Switch to a different breakpoint to see how the px* value scales automatically. Positioning elements on the canvas Using drag and drop, you can set your element's position directly on the canvas, separately for each breakpoint. This allows you to ensure that the element truly looks in place on every screen. As long as the element remains within the same parent (e.g. section, cell), you can move it around and it does not affect other breakpoints . If you move an element to a different parent (reparent), it applies to all breakpoints. X and Y coordinates in the Inspector You can check your element's X and Y coordinates to see its exact position on the current canvas size. X: The horizontal plane, from the left edge to the right edge of the parent element (e.g. section, container, stack). Y: The vertical plane, from the top to the bottom of the parent element. In the example below, you can see the px* value next to Y turning negative as we're moving the button outside of its parent element - the cell. Automatic and manual docking When adding a new element in the editor, it's automatically docked to ensure it stays in place on all screens and devices. However, you can always disable auto docking and choose the docking points manually. Click a topic below to learn more. Automatic docking in the editor When you add a new element, it's automatically docked to both: The top of the parent element (e.g. section, container, stack). The left or right edge of the parent element - whichever is the closest. As long as the Element auto docks checkbox is on, you can move elements freely and the docking points adjust for you - no need to "re-dock". The docking position is indicated by the dotted lines on the element, and the docking points in the Inspector panel (under Position ). In the example below, the container is automatically docked to the top and left sides of the grid cell. Note: If you place the element in the exact center of its parent (using the Align to center icon , for example), it does not get automatically docked to any corner. Adjusting the docking manually You can override the automatic docking and set it manually from the Inspector. Dock an element to any side; to the top, bottom, left, right or center of the section, container, or cell it's in. This is useful, for example, when you want to dock an element to the bottom instead of the top. Select the relevant element. Click the Open Inspector icon at the top right of the editor. Scroll down to Position . Click the relevant docking points: Top , Bottom , Right or Left . Note: This automatically deselects the Element auto docks checkbox. Tip: The Responsive Checker can help you spot elements that should be docked to the bottom of the parent instead of the top, which might be causing gaps on the live site. Using margins when docking elements Margins act as a buffer, preventing overlaps with other elements. When an element is docked, margins help keep a set distance between the element and the edges of its parent. You can add margins to the sides that aren't docked as well. To create or edit a margin: Select the relevant element. Click the Open Inspector icon at the top right of the editor. Scroll down to Position . Enter a value for the relevant margin (left, right, top or bottom). Tip: The Responsive Checker can help you spot unnecessary margins as they could limit your ability to resize the parent. Adding padding around responsive containers Add padding to containers to create a space between the edges (top, bottom or sides) and the content inside. Padding can be added to all types of responsive containers, including basic containers, stacks, flexboxes, repeaters, cells, sections and pages. Once you add padding, you can adjust it directly on the canvas using drag and drop. Select the responsive container and hover over the padding to see this option. To add padding: Select the relevant element. Click the Open Inspector icon at the top right of the editor. Scroll down to Layout . Choose what padding you want to edit: A specific side : Click the icon and enter the value for the relevant side(s) - left, right, top or bottom. Horizontal padding : Enter a value for the left and right padding. Vertical padding : Enter a value for the top and bottom padding. Preventing elements from overlapping When positioning elements, it's important to make sure they don't overlap on smaller breakpoints. To prevent this from happening, check out our tips below. Docking to the top It's usually a good idea to dock your elements to the top of the container, section or grid cell that they are in. This ensures that there is always a defined space between the element and the container/section when more content is added to your page. Adding cells to organize the layout For more complex layouts, add cells to organize the section. Place elements inside their own cells and dock them to a grid line so they're positioned perfectly on every screen size. Applying a stack Putting a group of elements in a horizontal or vertical stack ensures they don't overlap. A stack is a flex container that automatically adjusts to different screen sizes - you just need to set the margins between elements. Tip: Using negative margins, you can make elements overlap in a stack. This lets you place elements in front of others, creating a more intricate design. Troubleshooting: If you're currently seeing unwanted overlaps between elements, check out this troubleshooting guide . FAQs Click a question below to learn more. Why can't I see the margin and padding indications on the canvas? If you can't see them, you may need to turn on the relevant canvas indication: Click the Wix Studio icon at the top left. Hover over View . Hover over Canvas Indications . Make sure Margins / Padding are checked. Can I use units other than px* when setting margins and padding? Absolutely, we offer several fixed and fluid units to meet your design needs. Click the current unit to switch it to another. You can apply the same unit to all sides simultaneously, or choose a different one for each side. How can I ensure consistent alignment of elements across all screen sizes? To ensure consistent alignment, use the following best practices: Adjust docking settings in the Inspector panel and use the alignment icons at the top to align elements to the top, bottom, left, or right as needed. Tip: You can group elements to align them all at once. Stack related elements together to prevent them from shifting independently. Test your design on all breakpoints (desktop, tablet, and mobile) using the resize handles in the editor to catch any alignment issues. Tip: Start editing from the desktop view, as changes cascade down to smaller breakpoints (tablet and mobile). This helps maintain consistency across all devices. How can I fix large gaps or unwanted white space, especially on mobile? We recommend the following: Check the padding and margin settings for sections, containers, and elements in the Inspector panel. Reduce unnecessary bottom docking values, which may cause excessive spacing. Ensure that related elements are stacked properly to avoid unintended gaps. Adjust the height of sections to 'Fit to Screen' or set it to a fixed pixel value. Tip: Check out this detailed troubleshooting tutorial for more information. What should I do if some elements are cut off on mobile or desktop? Check for negative docking or excessive margins in the Inspector panel, as they may restrict the element's visibility. If the element is close to the page's edges, hover over it to make sure it does not extend beyond the page. Tip for images: If the suggestions above didn't resolve the issue, try resetting the image and adjusting its focal point as outlined in this troubleshooting tutorial . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! 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