< Back Promoting your site Marketing integrations and tracking Google Ads Campaign Created Directly with Google Disapproved Disclaimer: This article specifically refers to Google Ads created with Google. If you are creating Google Ads with Wix, learn more here . By using this service, you are engaging directly with a third-party service provider. We recommend reviewing the service provider's Privacy Policy and Terms of Use prior to your use of such third-party service. You acknowledge that we are not liable for any loss or damage resulting from your use of such third-party service, including any liability arising from any personal data exchanged between you and such third-party. If your Google Ads campaign has received a disapproved status, please make sure you have followed the steps outlined here to create your campaign. If you have set up your ads according to the steps in the link above, please try resubmitting your ads by updating the campaign content. Getting your ad approved by Google Ads There are a few reasons why Google may disapprove an ad campaign. Follow the steps below to give your ad campaign the best chance at getting approved by Google Ads. 1. Make sure your campaign content is compliant Google has a set of policies that prohibit some content that may be considered harmful to users and the overall advertising ecosystem. If you believe your ad could fall under one of these categories, make sure to review Google Ads Policies . 2. Verify that the ad follows Google's editorial requirements Quoting Google Documentation, “In order to provide a quality user experience, Google requires that all ads, extensions, and destinations meet high professional and editorial standards. We only allow ads that are clear, professional in appearance, and that lead users to content that is relevant, useful, and easy to interact with.” To learn more, visit Google Ads Support: Editorial Help Documentation 3. Verify that the destination is working and in accordance of Google’s destination requirements Your website or the location you're connecting to via the ad must be accessible. If your domain is experiencing connectivity issues, resolve them with the Wix Domain Assistant . To learn more, visit Google Ads Support: Google’s Destination Requirements . Fixing issues when Google gives specific error details Review the most common error message details you may receive from Google below: Googlebot Can’t Crawl or Verify Your Site If you received an email from Google about not being able to crawl your site because of robots.txt, you can test the robots.txt file by navigating to your Google Search Console and following the steps below. Log in to the Google Search Console . Choose the correct property. Type the URL that was detected and blocked by robots.txt. Click Test . If Google shows "Allowed" when you test the file, this means that the robots.txt file is not blocking the Google bot. In this case, resubmit your campaign to Google. Google has requested for a URL to be removed from my website Important: In order to resolve this issue, the URLs must be specific to the component and not refer to a site page similar to mydomain.com/page. Verify that the URL was not added via an HTML iFrame . Verify the URL was not added via Custom Code . Note: Sometimes Wix Components may be flagged as "malicious software" in error. If so, skip to the next section to see how to resolve this. Google has flagged an app added via the App Market (not created by Wix) The apps in the Wix App Market are managed by their correspondent developers. For these scenarios: Please access the App Market . Search and select the application causing the issue. Click the Developers tab. Contact the app developers. Fixing issues when Google flags Wix components as malicious software Google uses a combination of automated and human evaluation to ensure Google Ads comply with their policies. That said, there is a possibility for Wix internal sources to be flagged as false positives. These internal sources are core components and cannot be removed , as they are required for the normal operation of your website. They do not contain any malware or malicious content and are falsely flagged by Google. How to resolve false positives with Google Scan your site using both VirusTotal and Google Transparency Report to detect any malicious content. If no malicious content is detected, submit an appeal to Google , or call Google Ads phone support , and ask them to manually re-crawl your site to detect false positives. Include screenshots from your scan to support your case. If Google no longer detects malicious content, they will no longer mark the Wix components as malicious and your ad campaigns can resume as normal. 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: Creating Invoices for Store Orders You can create and issue an invoice any time you want to request payment for a store order. Before you start sending invoices, make sure your company details are displayed at the top of the invoice. Setting up invoices Add your company logo and business details so they appear at the top of your invoices. You can also add other elements such as a due date field or legal terms. Learn how to customize your invoices . Don't have a business logo yet? Use the Wix Logo Maker to create a logo for your business. Manually creating invoices for paid orders Create invoices for store orders that have the "paid' status so you or your customers have an official record of the purchase. You can create an invoice for a single order, or select multiple orders and create invoices for all of them at once. Did you know? You can create a receipt for a paid order instead of an invoice. Learn more about issuing receipts . To manually generate an invoice for paid orders: Go to Orders in your site's dashboard. Click the relevant paid order. Click the More Actions drop-down. Select Create Invoice . Click Create Invoice to confirm. (Optional) Share, print, or email the invoice using the links at the top. Invoices for multiple orders: You can also create invoices for multiple orders at once: Select the checkboxes next to the relevant orders or click the top checkbox to select all. Click More actions . Click Create Invoice . Automatically creating invoices for each order You can set your store to automatically create an invoice each time an order is paid for online. This toggle is turned off by default, so you need to enable it manually. To automatically generate an invoice for every order: Go to Checkout settings in your site's dashboard. Click the Invoices toggle to enable automatic invoicing. Note: If you issue a partial or complete refund on a store order, the invoice doesn't update to reflect the refund amount. Requesting payment via invoice for an unpaid order You can create an invoice for an unpaid order to request payment from your customer. If you send the invoice to your customer by email or as a shared link, they can click to pay for it online using any of your payment methods. To manually generate an invoice for an unpaid order: Go to Orders in your site's dashboard. Select the relevant unpaid order. Click the Collect Payment drop-down and select Charge with invoice . Click Create Invoice . Tip: This creates a saved draft of your invoice. Choose what you want to do next. Tip: You can send the invoice to your customer, collect payment and more. Learn how Updating the payment status: If your customer pays online, the status updates automatically. If you receive offline payment, you can go to the Orders tab and mark the order as "Paid". You can request partial payment as a deposit . Creating an invoice from scratch Using Wix Invoices , you can create an invoice and a new store order in one go. This can come in handy when you want to add other charges to the invoice (e.g. charging billable hours) along with Wix Stores products. Tips: Out of stock items can be added to the invoice. You cannot create a manual order for a product subscription. You can add store products to an invoice - without creating a store order - by following the instructions below, but select Invoice in step 3. To create a manual order through Wix Invoices: Go to Invoices in your site's dashboard. Click Create New . Select Invoice & Order . (Optional) Edit the Issue Date for your invoice. (Optional) Edit the Due Date . Enter your customer's details: Note: Details must include phone number, shipping and billing addresses. Click Customer . Select an existing contact from the drop-down or click + New Customer to add a new contact. Enter an invoice title. Add a store product to your invoice: Click the Product or Service drop-down and select a store product. If relevant, select product variants and click Add to Invoice . Note: The product price and description are added automatically and can be edited. (Optional) Select an existing tax from the drop-down menu or create a new one. (Optional) Add another item line item to your invoice (e.g. billable hours): Tip: You can select this line item next time you send an invoice. Select an option: Add a new invoice item: Click + Add Line Item . Enter a name (e.g. Dressmaking Services). Enter a description (e.g. Alterations on blue jacked). Enter a price. Select an existing invoice item: Select the item from the drop-down. (Optional) Select an existing tax rate from the drop-down menu or create a new one. (Optional) Click Add Discount and enter a discount. (Optional) Scroll down and enter or edit the text in the Notes and Terms fields. Click the Preview icon to view your invoice. Click Send Invoice . What's next? After your customer pays the invoice online, the order appears in the Orders tab. Viewing invoices you created You can view a specific invoice by going to the relevant order in the Orders tab and clicking View Invoice. You can also print the invoice, resend it by email, or share it as a link. Tip: To view a list of all your invoices, go to the Invoices tab in your site's dashboard. To view your invoices: Go to Orders in your site's dashboard. Click the relevant order. Click More Actions . Select View Invoice . (Optional) Share, print, or email the invoice using the links at the top. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Advanced features CMS CMS: Displaying Collection Content on Your Wix Stores Product Page Your Stores Product page has different versions for each of your products that share the same layout. Using the CMS (Content Management System) , you can now customize this page to include additional product details that are saved in a separate CMS collection. You can also hide default Product page contents and instead display them in supported elements for more control over the page layout. This gives you the ability to personalize your Product page and enhance your product listings, creating a richer experience for your customers. First, you create a 'Details' CMS collection that references your Stores Wix app collection . This 'Details' collection is where you'll save the additional info you want to integrate into your Product page. Then, set up datasets on your page, connecting them to your Stores Wix app collection and your 'Details' CMS collection. Finally, connect supported elements, like the Rich Content element, to your 'Details' collection to display the additional information. If necessary, you can hide the default content on your Product page widget and display it elsewhere by linking elements to your Stores Wix app collection. For example, you could hide the Product page's built-in gallery, then add a pro gallery and connect it to your Stores Wix app collection's Media Gallery field type. This gives you more control over customizing your gallery and displaying it anywhere on the page. The same goes for any of the Stores widget elements you'd like more control over. This can be a game-changer for your online business. Imagine being a boutique owner who wants a uniquely tailored Product page that gives customers a more in-depth look at your products. With this process, you can easily add extra details, such as a product's backstory or specific care instructions, right on your customized Product page. Before you begin: Make sure to add the CMS to your site if you haven't already. Enable Wix app collections so you can use Wix Stores with the CMS. Your Stores Wix app collection is read-only and automatically includes all the product details you've set up in Wix Stores. Step 1 | Create a collection that references your Wix app collection If you want your Product page to include details about your products that do not already exist in Wix Stores, you need to create a CMS collection with the additional info. For each item in the collection, you'll also need a reference field that connects to the relevant product in your Stores Wix app collection. Tip: If you don't need to show additional product info, and instead, only want to use existing Wix Stores data in connected page elements on the Product page, skip this step. To create a CMS collection that references your Stores Wix app collection: Create a Multiple item collection where you will keep the additional info you want to integrate into your Product page. Click + Add Item to add items for each product you want to save additional details about. Click + Add Field to add fields for each type of content you want to save (e.g. Rich Content ). Click the relevant cells to add your content to each item. Add a Reference field type and connect it to the Stores Wix app collection: Click Manage Fields then click + Add Field . Select Reference and click Choose Field Type . Tip: Select the Multi-reference field if you want to use an item's content for more than one product. Enter the Field name . (Velo only) If necessary, update the Field ID , which is used in the site's code. You cannot update this ID later. Click the Referenced Collection drop-down and select Products under Stores . (Optional) Enter help text to include a tooltip in your collection next to the field name. Click Save For each item, click the reference field and select the relevant product. You can select multiple products if you added a multi-reference field in the previous step. Step 2 | Set up datasets and connect elements to them Datasets are the tools that link page elements like text, buttons, and images to collection content. They facilitate the connections between the elements and your collection field contents. You'll need to add one or two datasets to the Product page, depending on whether you want to show additional details from your CMS collection or not. The steps in this section show you how to add the following datasets to your Product page: Wix app collection dataset: This reads product info that is stored and managed within your Wix Stores app. Add a URL slug filter to this dataset. You can connect supported elements to the dataset to show content from Wix Stores. Details dataset: This reads the additional content you've stored about your products from your own CMS collection. Add a filter to the dataset that filters your collection's reference or multi-reference field. Connect elements, such as the Rich Content element, to this dataset to display the additional content you've added to your CMS 'Details' collection. Note: You do not need this dataset if you do not need to display additional info from your 'Details' CMS collection, and instead just want to show content from your Stores Wix app collection. Wix Editor Go to your editor . Go to your Product page: Click Pages & Menu on the left side of the editor. Click Store Pages and select the Product Page . Add a dataset that connects to your 'Details' CMS collection and filters for your reference or multi-reference field: Note: Skip this step if you do not need to show additional details from a 'Details' CMS collection. Click CMS on the left. Click Add Content Elements . Click Dataset . Click the Choose a collection drop-down and select your 'Details' collection. Edit the Dataset name if needed and click Create . Click + Add Filter under Filter in the dataset settings. Click the Field drop-down, select your Reference (Products) field or Multi-Reference (Products) field, then click Add Filter . Add a dataset that connects to your Stores Wix app collection: Click Add a Dataset at the bottom of the panel on the right. Click the Choose a collection drop-down and select the Products collection under Stores . Edit the Dataset name if needed and click Create . Add a URL slug filter to your Stores/Products dataset: Click the More Actions icon next to your Stores/Products dataset and select Dataset settings . Click + Add Filter under Filter . Click the Field drop-down and select Slug (Text) . Leave is selected as the Condition . Under Value source , select URL Slug . Click Add Filter . Add the supported elements that you want to connect. Connect the elements to the relevant fields in the relevant dataset: Details dataset: Connect to the collection fields in this dataset to use content from your 'Details' CMS collection. Stores/Products dataset: Connect to the collection fields in this dataset to use content from your Stores Wix app collection. Tip: You can add a button or image, then connect its click action to the Add to cart dataset action to create your own 'Add to Cart' button. Similarly, connect to the Open quick view action to create a button that opens the 'Quick View' window . (Optional) Hide default details from your Product Page widget: Click the Product Page element and select Settings . Note: If you don't see Settings , you're using the new Wix Stores Product Page . Select the Elements icon instead and uncheck the boxes next to each widget element you want to hide. Then skip ahead to step 9. Click the Settings tab. Uncheck the checkboxes next to each detail you want to hide from the Product page widget. Disable the toggle next to the relevant buttons or icons to hide them from the widget. If necessary, customize your Product page widget further . Use the Preview toolbar to test the connections for the relevant products. Publish your site when you are ready to make the changes go live. Studio Editor Go to your editor . Go to your Product page: Click Pages on the left side of the editor. Under Store Pages , select the Product Page . Add a dataset that connects to your 'Details' CMS collection and filters for your reference or multi-reference field: Note: Skip this step if you do not need to show additional details from a 'Details' CMS collection. Click CMS on the left. Click Add Content Elements . Click Dataset . Click the Choose a collection drop-down and select your 'Details' collection. Edit the Dataset name if needed and click Create . Click + Add Filter under Filter in the dataset settings. Click the Field drop-down, select your Reference (Products) field or Multi-Reference (Products) field, then click Add Filter . Add a dataset that connects to your Stores Wix app collection: Click Add a Dataset at the bottom of the panel on the right. Click the Choose a collection drop-down and select the Products collection under Stores . Edit the Dataset name if needed and click Create . Add a URL slug filter to your Stores/Products dataset: Click the More Actions icon next to your Stores/Products dataset and select Dataset settings . Click + Add Filter under Filter . Click the Field drop-down and select Slug (Text) . Leave is selected as the Condition . Under Value source , select URL Slug . Click Add Filter . Add the supported elements that you want to connect. Connect the elements to the relevant fields in the relevant dataset: Details dataset: Connect to the collection fields in this dataset to use content from your 'Details' CMS collection. Stores/Products dataset: Connect to the collection fields in this dataset to use content from your Stores Wix app collection. Tip: You can add a button or image, then connect its click action to the Add to cart dataset action to create your own 'Add to Cart' button. Similarly, connect to the Open quick view action to create a button that opens the 'Quick View' window . (Optional) Hide default details from your Product Page widget: Select your Product Page element and click the Elements icon . Uncheck the boxes next to each widget element you wish to hide in the Product Page widget. If necessary, customize your Product page widget further . Use the Preview toolbar to test the connections for the relevant products. Publish your site when you are ready to make the changes go live. 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 Art Store: Creating Special Offers in Your Art Store Important: Wix Art Store is currently not available to all users. As of October 2022 it is no longer possible to add the Wix Art Store to your site. Alternatively, you can add Wix Stores to your site and connect it to Printful to sell your art. Wix Art Store can be synced with Order a Print (a third-party service) to fulfill physical print orders. Their prices are predetermined and you set your profit margin. Order a Print offers special seasonal promotions and discounts. That means that the price of the product will drop, but your profit margin won't. Important: This feature is only available if you are selling digital and print images . To create a special offer: Click Settings on your Art Store. Click Manage Store. Click Special Offers. Click Create Special Offer. Notes: If there is no promotion currently available, the button will appear as gray and non-clickable. The discount amount is set by Order a Print and varies depending on the time of the year. Click here to learn more. 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 Billing & premium subscriptions Managing your subscriptions Assigning a Premium Plan to a Different Site in Your Wix Account Reassign a Premium plan from one site to another within your Wix account to suit your needs. Before you begin: If you reassign a Premium plan, the premium features (e.g. the ability to connect a domain, removal of Wix ads) are removed from the original site. Assigning your Wix Premium plan to a Wix Studio site requires an upgrade to a Wix Studio plan . Upgrades can only be made to plans which offer more features. Statistics and data related to email campaigns do not transfer with the email campaigns themselves. In addition, data related to site-specific features (e.g. apps, SEO settings and tracking tools, analytics) does not transfer. To reassign your Premium plan: Go to Premium Subscriptions in your Wix account. Click the More Actions icon next to the plan you wish to reassign. Click Assign to a Different Site . Select the checkbox next to the relevant site. Click Next . Click Assign to confirm. Already unassigned your Premium plan? Follow the instructions to assign your plan to another site . Video tutorial 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 Managing your customers Wix Forms: Adding and Setting Up a Subscribe Form Build your mailing list with a subscribe form. Subscribe forms allow site visitors to sign up for your newsletter, special offers, business updates or more. Once they fill out the form they are automatically added to your contact list with a 'Subscriber' label. You can also add a 'subscribe to mailing list' form field to any standalone form. Send the unique URL to potential subscribers rather than directing them to your site. To add a subscribe form to your site: New Forms Go to your editor . Click Add Elements on the left side of the editor. Click Contact & Forms . Scroll down to the Subscribe section and drag a form onto your site. Click Settings . Customize your subscribe form settings using the available options: Layout Drag the slider to adjust the forms side padding, top and bottom padding, and spacing between rows and columns to align your form to meet your needs. Design Choose from a number of customization options for elements such as Form Background, Form Fields, Header and Paragraph and Buttons. Customize your form design to captivate your visitors. Manage View all existing submissions for this form in the Forms dashboard. Learn more about a form's submissions table . Want to add a subscribe field, not a subscribe form? You can add an individual subscribe field to any of your new Wix forms. Old Forms Go to your editor . Click Add Elements on the left side of the editor. Click Contact & Forms . Scroll down to the Subscribe section and drag a form onto your site. Click Form Settings . Click Settings on the left. Customize your subscribe form settings using the available options: Email notifications Choose which email addresses or site collaborators should be notified when someone submits this form. Learn more about setting email notifications for forms . Submissions table View all existing submissions for this form in the Forms dashboard. Learn more about a form's submissions table . Submission limit Choose how many people can submit this form. You can pick unlimited submissions, or limit the submissions by number, date and time. Autofill form info Click the Enable Email Autofill toggle to automatically insert a visitors' email address in the field if they have previously provided that information on your site. Enabled: The visitor's email address is automatically added to the email form field. Let members edit auto-filled email? Choose whether visitors are able to edit their email address after it's automatically filled in. Disabled: The visitor must manually add their email address before submitting the subscribe form. Subscriber double opt-in Click the Enable double opt-in toggle to add a second verification step for subscribers. They must verify their email before they can subscribe. This is recommended to make sure you have explicit consent. Learn more about adding double opt-in to a form . 7. Click Submit Message on the left. 8. Choose an option under When visitors submit a form . Show success message: Display a success message such as 'thanks for submitting!' What's the message? Enter the display text after someone submits the form. How long should the message show after submission? Choose either a Set time that the success message should display (in seconds) or select Always if you want the message to remain until the visitor navigates away. Go to site page or lightbox: Direct visitors to another page on your site or a lightbox (popup). Click Choose a Link to select where the form leads. Select a URL destination: Page , Web Address , Lightbox or None . Link to external URL: Direct visitors to an external web address that is not part of your site. Click Choose a Link to select where the form leads. Select a URL destination: Page , Web Address , Lightbox or None . Show link to file download: Allow visitors to download a file after submitting the form. Note: This feature requires an Premium plan . Click Upload file to choose the file your site visitors will download. Edit the download link text. Important: When editing your form to customize available options, keep in mind that the legal requirements for marketing and promotional communications differ from location to location. We recommend that you seek legal assistance to ensure your customizations are compliant with laws and regulations that may be applicable to you. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Studio, Partners & Enterprise Wix Channels Wix Channels: Generate Personalized Content Save time with your site creation process by uploading your customer's business information and we'll generate and inject content into your custom template automatically. Once you upload your customer's information, a new site will be created and will appear on your Sites page. Uploading your customer's business information Upload a business file which contains information about your customer's business from the Custom Templates page in your Wix Channels dashboard. Supported files: Upload your files in any of the following formats: .docx, .pptx, .xlsx, and .pdf To upload your file: Go to Custom Templates in your Channels dashboard. Hover over the relevant template and click Create Site to build a new site with it. Click Generate content . Click Upload file and select a file from your computer. Click Create site once the file has been uploaded successfully. Note: You'll be redirected to your Sites page while your site is being generated. Note: It can take a few minutes to create your site. You won't be able to view or edit the site while it is being generated, but you'll get a notification when it's ready. You'll see a Generating content message on your Sites page while the site creation is in progress. 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 Wix Studio: Managing Sites in a Workspace Wix Studio is a comprehensive website management solution that helps you and your team manage all the sites within your workspace. Access a site's dashboard and perform various actions like editing, renaming, previewing, and duplicating. You can also create a personalized onboarding kit for Wix Studio sites, providing clients with helpful resources. Efficiency is at the core of Wix Studio's design. Quickly locate the specific site you need using filters like editor type, Premium plans, and more. To further enhance productivity, you can save filtered views and create tags, ensuring quick access to the sites you regularly manage. Check out our Wix Studio Academy tutorial on how to get started with your Wix Studio workspace . Creating a new site in a workspace You have a variety of options tailored to your needs when creating a site in Wix Studio. Start with a blank canvas, customize a ready-made Wix Studio template, or use your own template. You can also accelerate site planning using our AI-powered visual sitemap tool with optional wireframes and custom content. To create a new site: Go to Sites in your Wix Studio workspace. Click Create New Site at the top right. Choose how to create a new site: Studio template: Start with a ready-made Wix Studio template. Studio blank canvas: Build a site from scratch using the Studio Editor. Studio sitemap & wireframes: Use our AI-powered tool to generate a personalized visual sitemap with wireframes and custom content. Studio template marketplace: Browse and purchase from a collection of Studio templates in the Wix Marketplace, built by Wix Partners. Use Wix Editor: Create a site using the Wix Editor. Use your own template: Build your site using a custom template created in your workspace. Managing a site in a workspace From the Sites tab, hover over a site to access its dashboard or click the Site Actions icon to perform actions like editing, renaming, previewing, or duplicating. You can also add a client kit, transfer the site or add collaborators to the site. To work on a site: Go to Sites in your Wix Studio workspace. Hover over a site and select an action: Go to the site’s dashboard: Click Select Site . Access the site’s editor: Click Edit Site . Additional actions: Click the Site Actions icon to perform site-level actions, including renaming the site, viewing live site, adding a client kit and transferring the site to someone else. Tip: You can invite people outside of your team to collaborate on this site. Hover over the site's People & Roles icon and click Invite People . Creating a new folder for sites Organizing your sites within a workspace helps you manage them efficiently and collaborate seamlessly with your team. Group sites into folders based on your preferences. If you no longer need a site, you can delete it. Deleted sites are moved to a trash folder, where you can manage or restore them as needed. To create a new folder: Go to Sites in your Wix Studio workspace. Click Create New Folder at the top. Enter a name for your folder and click Create . (Optional) Move sites into the folder: Select the sites you wish to move. Click Move to Folder at the top. Click on the folder you wish to move the sites to. Click Move Here . Tip: To move multiple sites to a folder at once, click the List View icon . Filtering your workspace site list Use filters to quickly navigate your site list and locate what you need. Filters can help you sort and locate your sites, including by editor type, Premium plans, publish status, site ownership and more. Quickly find specific sites by name by using the search bar, or filter your site list to view a subset of sites based on your criteria. Once you've filtered your site list, you can save those filtered views to access them quickly in the future. To filter the site list and save views: Go to Sites in your Wix Studio workspace. Click Filter . Select the filters to apply to the site list. Click Manage View and choose Save as new view . Enter a name for the saved view. Click Save . Tip: Click the Customize columns icon and select the columns to show in your site list. You can also drag and drop the columns to reorder them. Organizing your sites with tags With tags you can customize how you organize and filter your sites in the Sites tab by using your own personalized categories, helping to reduce clutter and improve visibility across teams. Create tags and assign them to one or multiple sites to categorize them as needed. After you apply a tag to a site or a group of sites, you will be able to use them as a filter in both list and grid view, as well as save these filters as preset views. Note: In order to assign tags to your sites, make sure List View is selected. To manage and apply tags to your sites: Go to Sites in your Wix Studio workspace. Select all the sites you want to apply a tag to. Note: Tags can only be applied to sites, not folders. Click Assign Tags . (If necessary) Create a new tag by typing the new name in the search bar and clicking + Create. Select all the tags you want to apply to your selected site(s). Tip: Save time by searching for a tag in the search bar. Click Apply . Tip: To view and manage all your existing tags, select one or multiple sites, click Assign Tags and then click Manage Tags . FAQs Click a question below to learn more about managing your sites in Wix Studio. Can I transfer sites between workspaces? Currently, transferring sites between workspaces isn’t available, but we’re working on it. In the meantime, you can transfer sites between accounts. Can teammates work on a Wix Studio site at the same time? Yes, you and your teammates can work simultaneously on a Wix Studio site and see real-time changes in the Studio Editor. You can edit the layout, design and content of pages or elements without overriding people's actions. However, when it comes to adding code, multiple people can turn Dev Mode on but only one can edit code at a time. By default, whoever accessed the code first can edit it until they exit the Studio Editor. Can I choose which teammates can manage the sites in the workspace? If you are the owner, you can decide which teammates can manage sites, and if needed, only specific sites. Learn more about managing teammates . Can I invite people to collaborate on a specific site? Yes, you can invite collaborators to a site and assign roles based on their expertise. Each role comes with a set of permissions, so you can control who can make changes to the site and dashboard. Learn more about collaborating on sites . I saved a new view. Who can see it? All your teammates in the workspace can see and use your saved views. Are there any limits to how many tags I can use? Each account can create up to 100 different tags and each site can have up to 100 tags assigned to them at any given time. Can I switch back if I decide I don't want to use Wix Studio? Yes, if you feel that Wix Studio is not for you, you can leave Wix Studio and go back to the previous experience at any time from Settings in your workspace. How do I move a site out of a folder and back to the main Sites tab? You can remove a site from a folder in your Wix Studio workspace so it appears on the main Sites tab again. To move a site out of a folder: Go to Sites in your Wix Studio workspace. Select the relevant folder under Folders . Hover over the site you want to move and click the Site Actions icon . Click Move to folder . (In the pop-up) Without selecting any folder, click Move Here . 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< Back Managing your business Accepting payments on your site Connecting Giropay as a Payment Method (Through Wix Payments) Giropay is no longer supported as a payment method for Wix Payments. If you're a Wix Payments user who wishes to continue accepting Giropay, you can do so by connecting Mollie as a payment provider for Giropay payments . You can still process your other active payment methods through Wix Payments. To do this, connect Mollie and enable only the Giropay payment method toggle. 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: Setting a Minimum Order Amount Set a minimum order value to avoid shipping or delivering orders that are not profitable for your business. When shoppers add products to the cart that don't make the minimum, they are prompted to add to the order. Tip: A message appears in the cart only if there's enough information to determine whether the customer passed your minimum. If the customer proceeds to checkout, they receive a notification when they try to complete the order. Setting a minimum order amount Set an order minimum amount from Product & Inventory settings in your site's dashboard. To set a minimum order amount: Go to Settings in your site's dashboard. Click Store products & Inventory . Click the Set a minimum subtotal toggle to enable it. Enter the minimum amount an order must reach to complete checkout. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about minimum order amounts. Can I set minimum or maximum limitations per product? Yes. You can use the Checkout Requirements app to limit the minimum or maximum quantity of a specific product a customer can purchase. This app can also be used to add a minimum order subtotal. Learn how to add and set up the Wix Checkout Requirements app . Does the minimum apply to digital and dropshipping products? The minimum order amount: Applies to dropshipping products. Does not apply to digital products. Does the minimum apply to local delivery and store pickup orders? The minimum order amount: Applies to local delivery orders. Does not apply to store pickup orders. Does the minimum apply to orders placed through the Wix member apps or other sales channels? The minimum order amount doesn't apply to orders placed through any of the Wix member apps (Spaces by Wix and Fit by Wix). The minimum order also doesn't apply to orders you sell through other sales channels, such as eBay or Amazon . Is tax included in the minimum amount calculation? It depends how you calculate tax. In some countries (e.g. U.S. and Canada), tax is added at checkout. For these countries, customers must reach the minimum before tax is added at checkout. In most other countries, the price displayed in your store already includes tax. For these countries, the display price in your store must be over the minimum. Do customers who don't make the minimum see a message in the cart? If your store has enough information in the cart to know that the customer cannot meet the minimum amount, a message is displayed there. If not, the message is only displayed when completing checkout. For example, customers can checkout with less than the minimum order if they choose store pickup. If you hide the display of shipping options from the cart, the message won't appear. How can I let customers know that my store has a minimum order amount? It's a good idea to communicate to customers that there is a minimum order amount so they don't get a surprise when they go to complete a purchase. This can be done in a variety of ways. For example, you can add a banner to the top of your site: Or a popup : Or a promo card: Learn more about adding promo cards and other site announcements . How can I calculate the right minimum purchase amount to set for my business? Wix analytics provides a wealth of data about your site. You can use the information collected about the average order amount , sales by shipping method , and more to make an informed decision about the minimum amount you should set. 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 Portfolio: SEO for Your Portfolio Wix adds SEO settings to your site so search engines and social networks can index and display your portfolio in search results. Adding alt text and a description to your portfolio images, as well as working with your site's SEO Settings for your portfolio can help it rank higher in search engine results and drive traffic to your site. Adding alt text and descriptions to project images Alt text is a type of descriptive text you can add to images. Add alt text to your project images manually or with the help of AI so that search engine bots can read it to understand what the images are about. You can also add a description to your images , which allows you to add more context to them. It can also help your portfolio's SEO. Make sure your alt text and description describe the image accurately while integrating your site’s keywords. Editing the SEO settings for your portfolio Use your site's SEO Settings to apply the same SEO logic to all of your project and collections pages at the same time. This allows you to create an SEO strategy for all of your portfolio pages much more quickly. To edit the SEO settings for your portfolio: Go to your SEO Dashboard . Select Go to SEO Settings under Tools and settings . Click Portfolio Projects or Portfolio Collections to customize the SEO settings of your project or collections pages. Customize Your SEO Settings . FAQs Click a question below to learn more about SEO for your portfolio. What happens if I don't add alt text to my project items? If you don't add alt text to a project item, the alt text is automatically taken from the Title field. If your project item does not have a title, the alt text is automatically taken from the Description field. Can I change the URL of an individual image? The URLs of individual images in project pages are generated automatically. It is not possible to change them. Can I customize the URL of my portfolio page? Yes, you can customize the url slug for each project. This is the final section of a projects URL. Currently it is not possible to customize any other sections of the portfolio page URLs. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your media Wixel Wixel: Working with the Layers Panel The Layers panel gives you a structured view of all the elements inside a project or specific design. Each element (e.g. text, image, shape) is represented as a layer, so you can see, select, re-order, group, and manage elements within a design. Working with layers Learn how to work with layers efficiently to help your project stay organized. To work with layers: Desktop browser Go to your project in Wixel . Click the Layers icon at the bottom. Choose what you want to do: Manage design types Click the More Actions icon next to a design type. Duplicate: Create a copy of the design. Rename: Give the design a custom name to better organize your project and easily identify the designs you're creating. Delete: Permanently remove the design and its contents . Manage elements Reorder elements by dragging the element up or down to change its position on the design. Click the drop-down to open the elements list, then cl ick the More Actions icon next to an element within a design: Duplicate: Create a copy of the element. Rename: Give the element a custom name. This is helpful if you have a few graphics or text boxes in a design. Delete: Permanently remove the element from the design. Wixel app Go to your project in the Wixel app. Tap the Layers icon at the top. Choose what you want to do: Manage design types Tap the More Actions icon next to a design type. Duplicate: Create a copy of the design. Rename: Give the design a custom name to better organize your project. Delete: Permanently remove the design and its contents . Manage elements Reorder elements by dragging the element up or down to change its position on the design. Tap the drop-down to open the elements list, then t ap the More Actions icon next to an element within a design. Duplicate: Create a copy of the element. Rename: Give the element a custom name. This is helpful if you have a few graphics or text boxes in a design. Delete: Permanently remove the element from the design. Grouping elements Grouping elements makes it easier to organize your design and move, resize, or edit multiple elements at once. You can group any combination of elements, such as text, images, or shapes. The selected elements become a single group, which appears as a group in the Layers panel. Note: This feature is only available on your desktop. To group elements: Go to your project in Wixel . Hold the Shift key and select the relevant elements in a design. Click Group Elements on the action bar. Tip: You can also press Ctrl + G / Cmd + G in your keyboard to group the elements. Ungrouping elements Ungroup elements at any time to return to managing elements individually. This doesn't remove the elements from your project, it only breaks apart the group they were in. To ungroup elements: Go to your project in Wixel . Select the relevant group and click Ungroup Elements on the action bar. Tip: You can also press Ctrl + Shift + G (PC) / Cmd + Shift + G (Mac) in your keyboard to quickly ungroup. Tip: On the Wixel app, select the relevant group and tap Ungroup Elements on the action bar. FAQs Click a question to learn more about layering in Wixel. I can't find an element on my design. Where has it gone? If an element seems to have disappeared, check the Layers panel. Open the Layers panel and look for the element in the list. It might be hidden behind other layers or frames. Reorder it by dragging it to the top of the element list in the frame. How can I select overlapping elements on my page? If some elements on your page overlap, use the Layers panel to find and select the exact item you want. The panel lists every element in your project, making it easy to choose, reorder, or adjust even the most hidden elements. Tip: You can also press Ctrl + Shift + M to toggle through the elements on the page until you reach the correct one, and Ctrl + M to toggle backwards through the elements. 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