< Back Privacy and GDPR Articles List of Wix's Sub-Processors Wix uses sub-processors to help deliver our services to you. These sub-processors only access the data they need to perform their specific functions. This page lists the sub-processors that Wix works with to process personal data of your site visitors and users (referred to as “Users-of-Users”). Wix sub-processors When you use Wix services, personal data of your Users-of-Users is first processed by Wix.com Ltd. (based in Israel). This data may then be transferred to other Wix entities worldwide for storage and service delivery. All transfers between Wix entities are governed by our intra-company Data Processing Agreement, which includes appropriate safeguards to ensure compliance with data protection laws such as the GDPR. Sub-processor Service provided Location Wix.com INC Platform operations and service delivery United States Wix.com Brasil Serviços De Internet Ltda. Platform operations and service delivery Brasil Wix.com Services Mexico S de RL de C.V. Platform operations and service delivery Mexico Wix.com Luxembourg S.a.r.l Platform operations and service delivery Luxembourg Wix.com UAB Platform operations and service delivery Lithuania Wix Com India Private Limited Platform operations and service delivery India Wix.Com Germany GmbH Platform operations and service delivery Germany Wix Online Platform Limited Platform operations and service delivery Ireland Wix.com (UK) Limited Platform operations and service delivery United Kingdom Wix.com Ukraine, LLC Platform operations and service delivery Ukraine Third-party sub-processors Wix also partners with carefully selected third-party vendors to support our services. These sub-processors process personal data on behalf of Wix users, following their instructions as communicated through Wix. Our vendor security process Prior to onboarding third-party vendors, Wix conducts a comprehensive vetting process to assess their security postures and ensure they meet our security standards. This process involves collaboration between our legal, procurement, IT and security teams. As part of our ongoing commitment and, in accordance with our data protection policy, we perform continuous security and privacy assessments of vendors that handle or process personal and sensitive data. This includes conducting Transfer Impact Assessments, as required by applicable regulations. Before engaging any sub-processor, we conduct thorough due diligence, including security and legal reviews. Each vendor enters into a written agreement with Wix that requires compliance with applicable data protection laws. For cross-border data transfers, we use approved mechanisms along with additional protective measures, where required. Infrastructure and cloud services Sub-processor Service provided Headquarters Data transfer mechanism Amazon Web Services Cloud infrastructure, hosting, and content delivery United States SCC Google Ireland Ltd Cloud infrastructure, hosting, and content delivery Ireland N/A Fastly Content delivery network United States SCC Snowflake Data warehouse and analytics United States SCC Communication services Sub-processor Service provided Headquarters Data transfer mechanism SendGrid Email delivery services United States SCC Sparkpost Email delivery services United States SCC Twilio Communications platform (SMS, voice, messaging) United States SCC Postmastery Email delivery optimization Netherlands SCC Customer support services Sub-processor Service provided Headquarters Data transfer mechanism TaskUs Customer support services United States SCC Microsoft Dynamics 365 Customer support ticketing system United States SCC Monitoring & security services Sub-processor Service provided Headquarters Data transfer mechanism Sentry.io Application monitoring and error tracking United States SCC New Relic Performance monitoring and analytics United States SCC Perimeter-X Security and bot protection United States SCC Data processing services Sub-processor Service provided Headquarters Data transfer mechanism Confluent Data streaming and event processing United States SCC AI service providers Wix offers AI-powered features within our platform. When you or your users choose to use these AI services, certain data may be processed by our AI service providers. The specific processing depends on how AI features are utilized within your Wix site. We have entered into Data Processing Agreements with Standard Contractual Clauses with each AI service provider to ensure appropriate data protection safeguards. View a list of our AI service providers and their policies . Notification of sub-processor updates We update our processor list occasionally as we add or remove sub-processors. To receive notifications when changes are made, please contact our Policy Team . 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 Using the Wix mobile apps Mobile apps for your customers Wix Mobile App: Changing the Language of Your Member Apps You can change the language used within your member apps (e.g., Spaces by Wix, Fit by Wix) so you can navigate within the apps in your preferred language. This change applies only to the apps themselves. Changing the language in the apps does not change the language of the sites you can join in the apps. To change the language in your member apps: Spaces by Wix Open the Spaces app. Tap My Profile at the bottom. Scroll down under Settings and tap App language . Tap the relevant language. Tap Save at the top right. Tap Restart for the changes to take effect. Fit by Wix Open the Fit by Wix app. Tap your profile icon at the top. Tap App Settings . Tap App Language . Tap the relevant language. Tap Save at the top right. Tap Restart for the changes to take effect. 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: Setting Up a Single Checkbox Input Element Give visitors a way to filter live site items by a boolean (true or false) collection field or submit binary responses with the single Checkbox input element. For example, you could set the checkbox to filter an "available" boolean field, so visitors can click to view only items that are available in a repeater or gallery. Or, you could set the checkbox to collect responses and use it to let visitors subscribe to your newsletter. Tip: This article is about setting up the single Checkbox input element. Alternatively, you can use a Multi-Checkbox input element to let visitors filter or submit multiple choices. Using the Checkbox input element to filter content on your live site Connect your Checkbox input element to the same dataset as your repeater or gallery to filter content. Choose the boolean field (true or false) that the checkbox will filter and set the condition (checked or unchecked). When visitors click the checkbox, the repeater or gallery will show items based on the boolean field value as per the selected condition. Wix Editor Go to your editor . Add the Checkbox input element: Go to the page or section where you want visitors to filter content by a boolean value. Click Add Elements on the left side of the editor. Click Input . Click Checkboxes . Scroll down to the single Checkbox input elements. Click and drag the relevant single Checkbox input element onto the page. Connect the Checkbox element to the CMS: Click the Connect to CMS icon on the Checkbox element. Select Filter content in the Connect Checkbox panel on the right. Tip: If you haven't added a dataset to the page yet, add a dataset first (see the next step) then select Filter content . Click the Choose a dataset drop-down and select the same dataset that connects to the elements (e.g. repeater, gallery, table) that you want visitors to filter. Click the Filter content by drop-down and choose the boolean field that visitors will use to filter the content. Tip: To add a new field to your collection and use it for filtering content, select + Add , then enter the field name and click Add . You can add values to the field in your CMS collection later. Click the Condition drop-down and choose an operator: Selected: Show items that have their boolean field marked as checked (set to True). Is not selected: Show items that do not have their boolean field marked as checked (set to False). Customize the Checkbox input element: Click the Settings icon to edit the following: Checkbox text: Edit the text that displays next to the checkbox and lets visitors know what the checkbox does. Value: (Velo only) Enter the component's value property used in JavaScript code. Field type: Disregard the Required and Checked by default settings, which are only relevant if you set the Checkbox to collect content. Link Settings: Enable the toggle to add linked text next to the Checkbox text. Enter the Link text and set the link destination. Click the Layout icon to set the checkbox size, spacing and alignment. Click the Design icon to choose a preset design and customize it further. Click the Animation icon to choose and customize an animation effect. Click Preview to test your Checkbox element. Click Publish if you are ready to make the changes go live. Studio Editor Go to your editor . Add the Checkbox input element: Go to the page or section where you want visitors to filter content by a boolean value. Click Add Elements on the left side of the editor. Click Input . Click Checkboxes . Click and drag the relevant single Checkbox input element onto the page. Connect the Checkbox element to the CMS: Click the Connect to CMS icon on the Checkbox element. Select Filter content in the Connect Checkbox panel on the right. Tip: If you haven't added a dataset to the page yet, add a dataset first (see the next step) then select Filter content . Click the Choose a dataset drop-down and select the same dataset that connects to the elements (e.g. repeater, gallery, table) that you want visitors to filter. Click the Filter content by drop-down and choose the boolean field that visitors will use to filter the content. Tip: To add a new field to your collection and use it for filtering content, select + Add , then enter the field name and click Add . You can add values to the field in your CMS collection later. Click the Condition drop-down and choose an operator: Selected: Show items that have their boolean field marked as checked (set to True). Is not selected: Show items that do not have their boolean field marked as checked (set to False). Customize the Checkbox input element: Click the Settings icon to edit the following: Checkbox text: Edit the text that displays next to the checkbox and lets visitors know what the checkbox does. Value: (Velo only) Enter the component's value property used in JavaScript code. Field type: Disregard the Required and Checked by default settings, which are only relevant if you set the Checkbox to collect content. Link Settings: Enable the toggle to add linked text next to the Checkbox text. Enter the Link text and set the link destination. Click the Layout icon to set the checkbox size, spacing and alignment. Click the Design icon in the Inspector panel on the right to edit the design. Click the Preview icon at the top right to test your Checkbox element. Click Publish if you are ready to make the changes go live. Using the Checkbox input element to collect responses from site visitors Set the Checkbox input element to collect content and connect it to a dataset that binds to a collection where you will store the responses. When visitors click your submit button, their response is saved to a boolean (true or false) field in your collection. Wix Editor Go to your editor . Add the single Checkbox input element: Go to the page or section where you want visitors to use the Checkbox element. Click Add Elements on the left side of the editor. Click Input . Click Checkboxes . Scroll down to the single Checkbox input elements. Click and drag the relevant single Checkbox input element onto the page. Connect the Checkbox element to the CMS collection where you will store the submissions: Click the Connect to CMS icon on the Checkbox element. Select Collect content in the Connect Checkbox panel on the right. Tip: If you haven't added a dataset to the page yet, add a dataset first (see the next step) then select Collect content . Click the Choose a dataset drop-down and select a dataset that connects to the collection where you will store the submissions. Click the Checked state connects to drop-down and choose the boolean field in which you will store the submissions. Tip: To add a new field for storing submissions, select + Add , then enter the field name and click Add . Set the dataset mode and collection permissions: Click Dataset Settings in the panel on the right. (Optional) Click the permission type next to Permissions to determine who can view, add, update, or delete collection content. Click the Dataset mode drop-down and select the relevant option: Write: Connected input elements can add new items to the collection, but cannot edit existing items. Read & Write: Connected elements can update existing items in the collection. If you connect a 'New' button , visitors can use it to update existing items and add new items to your collection. Click Back to Checkbox element at the top of the Dataset Settings panel. Customize the Checkbox input element: Click the Settings icon to edit the following: Checkbox text: Edit the text that displays next to the checkbox and lets visitors know what the checkbox does. Value: (Velo only) Enter the component's value property used in JavaScript code. Field type: Select the relevant options: Required: Make it mandatory that visitors check the box before they can send their submissions. Checked by default: Automatically have the checkbox selected when the page loads. Link Settings: Enable the toggle to add linked text next to the Checkbox text. Enter the Link text (e.g. "Terms and conditions") and set the link destination. Click the Layout icon to set the checkbox size, spacing and alignment. Click the Design icon to choose a preset design and customize it further. Click the Animation icon to choose and customize an animation effect. Add a 'Submit' button for visitors to click to send their submissions. Click Preview to test your connections. Click Publish if you are ready to make the changes go live. Studio Editor Go to your editor . Add the single Checkbox input element: Go to the page or section where you want visitors to use the Checkbox element. Click Add Elements on the left side of the editor. Click Input . Click Checkboxes . Click and drag the relevant single Checkbox input element onto the page. Connect the Checkbox element to the CMS collection where you will store input: Click the Connect to CMS icon on the Checkbox element. Select Collect content in the Connect Checkbox panel on the right. Tip: If you haven't added a dataset to the page yet, add a dataset first (see the next step) then select Collect content . Click the Choose a dataset drop-down and select a dataset that connects to the collection where you will store the inputs. Click the Checked state connects to drop-down and choose the boolean field that will store the submissions. Tip: To add a new field for storing submissions, select + Add , then enter the field name and click Add . Set the dataset mode and collection permissions: Click Dataset Settings in the panel on the right. (Optional) Click the permission type next to Permissions to determine who can view, add, update, or delete collection content. Click the Dataset mode drop-down and select the relevant option: Write: Connected input elements can add new items to the collection, but cannot edit existing items. Read & Write: Connected elements can update existing items in the collection. If you connect a 'New' button , visitors can use it to update existing items and add new items to your collection. Click Back to Checkbox element at the top of the Dataset Settings panel. Customize the Checkbox input element: Click the Settings icon to edit the following: Checkbox text: Edit the text that displays next to the checkbox and lets visitors know what the checkbox does. Value: (Velo only) Enter the component's value property used in JavaScript code. Field type: Select the relevant options: Required: Make it mandatory that visitors check the box before they can send their submissions. Checked by default: Automatically have the checkbox selected when the page loads. Link Settings: Enable the toggle to add linked text next to the Checkbox text. Enter the Link text (e.g. "Terms and conditions") and set the link destination. Click the Layout icon to set the checkbox size, spacing and alignment. Click the Design icon in the Inspector panel on the right to edit the design. Add a 'Submit' button for visitors to click to send their submissions. Click the Preview icon at the top right to test your connections. Click Publish if you are ready to make the changes go live. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about the Checkbox input element. Is it possible to pre-check the checkbox for visitors? Yes, you can set the default state of the checkbox to be checked or unchecked in the element's settings. Currently this applies to checkboxes set to collect content only. The Field type settings ( Required , and Checked by default ) do not apply to the element when it is set to filter content. Can I collect multiple checkbox responses in one form? Yes, you can add multiple Single Checkbox input elements to a form and connect each one to a different field in your dataset to collect various responses. Alternatively, you can use the Multi-Checkbox input element to collect multiple choice responses in a single collection field. 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: About CSS Editing Add your own CSS code to style elements and their individual parts. CSS expands your toolbox while building sites for clients, as you can apply design options and behavior changes that aren't available in the Editor. Tip: Check out our Wix Studio Academy webinar on enhancing your design with CSS . For more information about styling with CSS, see the MDN CSS reference docs . Get more control of your design Adding CSS to elements opens a whole new range of styling possibilities. It allows you to change the design of an element to your liking, which is especially useful for options that aren't yet available in the Editor. CSS also gives you the freedom to animate elements as you like. Create your own animations with the properties of your choice, and apply multiple animations to an element if needed. Another important use of CSS is maximizing responsiveness. For example, use media queries (based on viewport size or device capabilities) to ensure an element looks ideal on all screens. Note: Check our supported elements list to make sure you can customize an element with CSS. Change particular parts of elements In the Studio Editor, elements are divided into semantic classes so you can customize the individual part you need. For example, buttons have 3 CSS classes: .button: The entire button element. .button__label: The text on the button. .button__icon: The icon on the button. Once you pick a class from the list, it gets automatically added to the code so you can start working. Which classes are available? See the full list of elements and their classes. Create custom CSS classes You can also add your own CSS classes to the global.css page. This lets you apply styling and formatting to the elements that you designate with your custom class, rather than all instances of one specific element. Learn all about custom classes One global page for all CSS edits The Code panel in the editor includes a global CSS page for all your edits. The code on this page applies globally, to any element with the relevant class, on all site pages. The CSS code you add to this page overrides selections you make in other panels in the editor. For example, if you use CSS to change the background of all buttons, it overrides the background you set in the Inspector panel . How to get started Access the CSS section in the Code panel: Click the Code icon on the left side of the editor. (If this is your first time on this site) Click Start Coding . Click Page Code . Click global.css under CSS . Start styling an element: Select the relevant element on the canvas. Note: Make sure the CSS panel is still open. (In the CSS panel) Select the relevant class under CSS Classes : Our classes: Select a class under Global classes . Your own class: Type it under Custom classes . Add your CSS code. 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: Offering Delivery to Pickup Points with Sendcloud Let customers buy online and pick up their purchases from convenient locations nearby. Sendcloud offers pickup point delivery via a variety of carriers, including UPS, DHL, and DPD. After setup, customers in relevant regions can select one of 3 pickups points that are closest to the address they entered during checkout. When the order comes in, you can purchase a shipping label from the Sendcloud dashboard. After dropping the package off at one of the carrier's pickup points, the carrier delivers the order to the pickup point the customer selected. Both you and your customer receive notifications and tracking numbers. Step 1 | Add the Sendcloud app To get started, go to the Wix app market in the dashboard and add the Sendcloud app. To add the Sendcloud app: Go to the Wix App Market . Search for the Sendcloud app. Click + Add to Site to add the app. Review permissions and click Add to Site . Step 2 | Set up your Sendcloud account To start setting up shipping to pickup points, you need to access the Sendcloud dashboard. There, you can create a new account or sign in to an existing account and add some basic information. To access the Sendcloud dashboard: If not directed automatically to Sendcloud after adding the app: Go to Manage Apps in your site's dashboard in Wix. Click Open next to the Sendcloud app. Create a Sendcloud account or log in to your existing account. Click Connect . Tip: Your store name should appear in the Sendcloud dashboard. (For new accounts) Confirm your email address by replying to the email message sent by Sendcloud. Click the Sendcloud Settings icon and complete your account information. Select carriers: (If the menu on the right is not already displayed) Click the Sendcloud Settings icon . Click Carriers & pricing . Click Enable / Enable own contract under the carriers you want to connect. Connect carriers to your site: Click Integrations on the right. Click Edit under your store. Select the Service Points checkbox. Select the checkboxes next to the carriers you selected. (Optional) Select the Service point check dimensions checkbox. Click Save . Notes: To learn how to configure shipping parameters, create shipping rules, and more, go to the Sendcloud Help Center . Pickup point shipping isn't available for customers until you enable it (Step 4 below). Step 3 | Add pricing for each carrier Sendcloud allows you to set different pricing for delivery with different carriers. To set pricing: Go to Manage Apps in your site's dashboard. Click Open next to the Sendcloud app. Click the Configuration tab. Enter a price and configure each of the carriers you added. Step 4 | Create shipping regions for each pickup-point location To offer pickup-point delivery in a country or group of countries, you need to create a shipping region in your Wix dashboard . For example, to offer pickup-points in France and Spain, you need to create shipping regions in your Wix dashboard for each of those locations (or one location that covers both countries). Step 5 | Enable shipping to pickup points For customers to see and select pickup points at checkout, you must enable the Sendcloud app in your Wix dashboard. Important: You must enable the pickup points in each region where you want customers to see it. To enable shipping to pickup points via Sendcloud: Go to Shipping & Fulfillment in your site's dashboard. Select a shipping region where Sendcloud operates (e.g. France). Scroll down past any shipping, delivery, or store pickup options you created. Click the toggle next to the Sendcloud app to enable it. Click Save . Repeat steps 2 - 5 for any additional shipping regions (e.g. Spain). Step 6 | Fulfill pickup-point orders When customers check out, they can select any of the 3 available pickup points near the address they entered. In the Orders tab, you can see an indication that an order is set to be delivered to a pickup point. You can also see the address of the specific pickup point your customer selected and the carrier set to fulfill the order. For example, in the image below, the carrier is Chronopost and that carrier is set to deliver the package to a pickup point called DREAM FLOWER, located at 63 rue Saint Martin. To fulfill a pickup point order: Go to the Sendcloud dashboard Go to Manage Apps in your site's dashboard in Wix. Click Open next to the Sendcloud app. Click Go to Sendcloud . Purchase a shipping label for your order. Physically deliver your customer's package to one of the carrier's pickup points. Note: As soon as the label is scanned by the carrier, a tracking number should be added to the order in the Wix tab and notifications are sent to you and your customer. If a tracking number isn't added automatically, you can manually add it to the order. FAQs Which merchants can use Sendcloud to deliver to pickup points? Sendcloud is available to merchants located in the following countries: Andorra Austria Belgium Denmark France Germany Great Britain Italy Luxembourg Monaco Netherlands Portugal Spain To which countries can merchants deliver to? The list of countries with pickup points that Sendcloud delivers to varies according to the merchant's location. Can I offer delivery to pickup points for product subscriptions? If you sell products as product subscriptions , you cannot offer delivery to pickup points for those subscription orders. How can I check which carriers are available in a particular country? In the Sendcloud dashboard, select Carriers & pricing on the right, then select the relevant country. How can I get more information about what I can do in Sendcloud? Sendcloud offers a wide range of settings and services. To learn more, go to the Sendcloud Help Center . How can I change the language in the Sendcloud dashboard. Select Account from the menu on the right. Select an option from the Language drop-down. Can I connect the same Sendcloud account to more than one website? Yes, you can connect multiple sites. How can customers select a pickup point that isn't near their home address? The 3 pickup points offered to customers are the ones nearest the address they enter during checkout. If a customer wants to select a pickup point near their work address, for instance, they can enter the work address during checkout. 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 a Faire Store Using the Faire Integration App Integrate your Wix stores with the Faire marketplace and start selling wholesale. Adding the Faire Integration app and sign up Head over to the Wix App Market to add the Faire Integration by Digital Products Lab app Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click Add Apps on the left side of the editor. Search for the Faire Integration app in the search bar. Click Add to Site . Review permissions and click Agree & Add . Select a plan from the pricing page. Tip: Every plan comes with a 7-day free trial period. Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click App Market on the left side of the editor. Click App Market . Search for the Faire Integration app in the search bar. Click Add to Site . Review permissions and click Agree & Add . Select a plan from the pricing page. Tip: Every plan comes with a 7-day free trial period. Harmony Editor Go to your editor . Click + Add at the top left of the editor. Click the Arrow icon to navigate to the Apps category. Click Wix App Market at the bottom left. Search for the Faire Integration app, then select the app. Click Add to Site . Dashboard Go to the Wix App Market in your site's dashboard. Search for the Faire Integration app in the search bar. Click Add to Site . Review permissions and click Agree & Add . Select a plan from the pricing page. Tip: Every plan comes with a 7-day free trial period. Setting up your Faire store Before your store is ready to go live, you'll need to configure your currency, select inventory synchronization settings, decide on a pricing strategy, and more. Learn how to set up your Faire store with the Faire Integration app . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< 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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< Back Managing your business Building your community Wix Blog: Filtering Blog Posts If you're looking for a specific post in a hurry, you can filter through your blog posts using the filter drop-down in your dashboard. Here you can filter by writer, if you have multiple writers and also filter by category. To filter blog posts: Go to the Blog tab in your site's dashboard. Click the Filter drop-down at the top right. Click the relevant checkboxes. Click Apply to apply the filter to your search. 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 Upgrading to a Premium plan About Storage and Bandwidth Your storage and bandwidth requirements are important factors to keep in mind to make sure that your website runs as smoothly as possible. How much storage or bandwidth you need depends on a few things, like the content you display on your site, and how many people visit your site. For example, if your site contains a lot of video content or high-quality images, you may have higher storage requirements. If your site receives a lot of traffic, you may have higher bandwidth requirements. Storage Storage refers to how much content (including images and files uploaded to your site) you can store on our servers. You might want to upgrade your site for additional storage if you have a lot of video or high-grade image content. Tip: You can check how much storage you're using in the Manage Storage section of your site dashboard . Bandwidth Bandwidth determines how much data your visitors can view at a certain time. Wix sites can handle thousands of visitors at the same time. You can upgrade your site at any time if your site experiences a high amount of traffic. All site upgrades include unlimited bandwidth to ensure that visitors have a smooth experience on your site. Tip: We'll let you know if your free site comes close to exceeding its data transfer limits. Increasing storage and bandwidth Free Wix sites come with up to 500MB of storage and up to 1GB bandwidth. You can increase your site's storage and bandwidth at any time by upgrading your site . Upgrades are available for sites built on the Wix Editor and for sites built with Wix Studio . Premium plans: Plan Name Storage Bandwidth Light 2 GB Unlimited Core 50 GB Unlimited Business 100 GB Unlimited Business Elite Unlimited Unlimited Studio plans: Plan Name Storage Bandwidth Basic 10 GB Unlimited Standard 50 GB Unlimited Plus 120 GB Unlimited Elite Unlimited Unlimited This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Accepting payments on your site Wix POS Go: Setting Up Receipt Printing Important This article is about setting up a printer when using the Wix POS Go as a standalone solution. The Wix POS Go card reader is currently available only in the US, Canada, and UK. Provide your customer with a physical receipt of their purchase when making sales with your POS Go. Purchase a compatible printer and pair it with your device to start providing clear, branded receipts on the spot. Step 1 | Purchase a printer To get started, purchase your Epson M30-III thermal receipt printer from our shop . Step 2 | Pair the printer with your POS Go Once your printer is unboxed and plugged in, you need to pair it with your Wix POS Go via WiFi. Tap More at the bottom right of your Wix POS Go. Tap Settings . Tap Hardware management . Tap Connect next to Receipt printer . Select how your printer connects: Wi-Fi Tap Wi-Fi . If your printer is already connected to your Wi-Fi network, tap It's Already On Wi-Fi . If not, tap Help Me Connect It and follow the on-screen instructions. Wait while the app searches for your printer, then tap it in the list when it appears. Tap Done . Ethernet cable Tap Ethernet cable . Tap It's Powered On . Follow the on-screen instructions to connect your printer. USB-C cable Tap USB-C cable . Follow the on-screen instructions to connect your printer. (Optional) Tap Print Test Receipt to test the connection to the printer. Tap Done . Note: Make sure to connect your Epson printer to the same WiFi network as your Wix POS Go device. Step 3 | Print a receipt After your printer is connected, you can print receipts when making a sale, or print a receipt for a previous order. Print when making a sale Process a sale with your Wix POS Go and complete the payment. Tip: Learn more about making a sale with your Wix POS Go . Tap Print Receipt under Sale Complete . Print for a previous order Tap Sales History at the bottom of your Wix POS Go screen. Tap the relevant order to open the details. Tap Actions at the top right. Select Print receipt . FAQs Click a question below to learn more about connecting a receipt printer to your POS Go. How do I test if my printer is working properly? You can run a test print at any time without creating a new sale. Tap More at the bottom right of your Wix POS Go. Tap Settings . Tap Receipt Printer . Tap Print next to Test printout . How do I disconnect a receipt printer from my POS Go? To disconnect your printer: Tap More at the bottom right of your Wix POS Go. Tap Settings . Tap Receipt Printer . Tap Disconnect next to the printer name. (In the pop-up) Confirm by tapping Disconnect . 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: An Overview Whether you're a photographer, designer, artist, architect, or filmmaker, a well-structured portfolio makes a strong impression and attracts potential clients or employers. With Wix Portfolio, you can display your work in customizable gallery layouts and adjust the design to make it look exactly how you want. Connect apps like Instagram and sync projects to your portfolio. Group your projects into collections to help visitors find what they’re looking for. Once you're set up, manage and update your portfolio directly from the dashboard. You can also adjust your portfolio's SEO settings and translate it to help even more visitors reach your site. Ready to get started? Learn how to add and set up your portfolio . Set up in minutes Easily add Wix Portfolio to your site and choose from the variety of beautiful layouts. Customize the look and feel to match your brand. The setup process is straightforward, allowing you to get your portfolio up and running quickly. When you install Wix Portfolio on your site, 3 pages are added to your site; the Portfolio page, Collection pages and Project pages. Your Portfolio page is the page where all your collections are displayed. Collection pages display all the projects in a portfolio collection. Project pages display each project's information and media. Customize your portfolio's pages In the editor, browse through designer-made presets and choose the most suitable one for each of your pages: Portfolio page, Collection pages, and Project pages. Once you've applied your presets, you can further customize the pages' designs. Adjust their backgrounds, fonts, navigation buttons and more. You can also further customize the portfolio gallery on each of these pages and adjust the settings, layout, behaviour and design of the gallery itself. Learn more about customizing your portfolio pages Keep your portfolio organized with collections Organize your portfolio by grouping your projects into collections so visitors can easily navigate your work. You can manage all your projects and collections from whichever place you prefer, your site dashboard, or within your editor. Learn more about managing your portfolio projects and collections . Manage app integrations Important: As of April 2024, you can no longer connect your portfolio to app integrations. If your site was created before this date and already has integrations set up, they will continue to work as usual. However, if you never connected to Google Photos before April 2024, you can no longer connect it now, as this option is no longer available. Connect your portfolio to Instagram, DeviantArt or Dribbble and add and manage projects directly from these apps. Sync media to your portfolio to showcase all your work in one place. You can also update project details and remove those projects you no longer want to showcase. Learn more about managing app integrations . Boost your portfolio's engagement Wix adds SEO settings to your site so search engines and social networks can index and display your portfolio in search results. Adding quality 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. Learn more about SEO for your portfolio . Translate your portfolio Showcase your work to a global audience and connect with potential clients and collaborators no matter where they are. With Wix Multilingual , visitors across the world can enjoy your portfolio in their native language, making it easier for international clients to understand your work and reach out for potential projects. Learn more about translating your portfolio with Wix Multilingual . 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 Creating a logo for your business Wix Logo: Getting Help with Your Printed Merchandise Order from Order a Print Order a Print takes care of creating and shipping your merchandise, i.e., business cards, t-shirts, and mugs with your printed logo, and not Wix. Any issues with your order need to be discussed with them directly. You can contact them on their website or via email: support@orderaprint.com . When getting in touch with Order a Print, make sure to include your order number and the email associated with your Wix account. When to contact Order a Print directly: You have an issue with an order you have received (damaged, defective or missing items). You want to cancel or update your order. You wish to request a refund for any printed merchandise. Tip: Learn how to check your Order Status here . 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