< Back Advanced features CMS CMS: Exporting Content from Your Collection You can export a CMS (Content Management System) collection's content as a CSV file to use it in another application such as Google Sheets or Excel. Important: If your collection has non-Latin characters, it is exported using UTF-8 encoding . Time fields in the exported CSV file are displayed as UTC+0. To export content from your content collection: Go to CMS in your site's dashboard. Alternatively, you can click CMS in your editor, then click Your Collections . Tip: Go to the CMS from your editor if you need to export a sandbox collection . Click the relevant collection. (If you have enabled sandbox collections) Click the collection type you want to export at the top: Sandbox Collection or Live Collection . Click More Actions and click Export to CSV . Choose which parts of your collection you want included in the exported file: The entire collection: Export all items and fields, including hidden and system fields . Filtered data: Export only the items that match the current filter. Collection fields: Export the collection structure . Only the field names are exported, including hidden and system fields. This is useful if you want to create your content in a spreadsheet application and then easily import it back to your content collection. Click Export . When your file is ready, click Download File . 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 FAQs: Getting Started Wix Studio is a flexible, end-to-end platform for agencies and enterprises who offer bespoke and scalable web creation services. The advanced responsive editor has game-changing design tools like responsive AI, open platform capabilities, and one workspace to manage your sites, assets and team. It allows you to efficiently deliver exceptional websites that exceed your clients' vision. Learn more about Wix Studio Below we'll answer some of the common questions we've received about getting started with Wix Studio. Switching to Wix Studio Click a question below to learn more about switching to Wix Studio How can I get access to Wix Studio? Wix Studio is available to everyone. If you're an agency or enterprise already using Wix, you can switch your account to a Wix Studio account. You'll find multiple entry points prompting you to switch, including through the Sites page in your dashboard, the dashboard of any site you own, the Templates page, and the Account Settings menu. On switching, you'll land on the Discover page of your new Wix Studio workspace and can find all the educational resources you need to get started. You can also access Wix Studio via an email invitation to join a team. If invited to a Wix Studio team, click to accept the invite, log in and go to your team's Wix Studio workspace. Finally, we have paths to sign up via our mobile apps too. Sign up via a link in the Wix mobile app or download the newly launched Wix Studio app , available on iOS and Android, and start your journey from there. After moving to Wix Studio, will I still have access to the sites I've built? Yes. Once you transition to Wix Studio, all of your sites will be available in your Sites tab, within the Wix Studio workspace. What are the Premium pricing plans for Wix Studio? Visit the Wix Studio Premium plans page for pricing and details. How can Wix Studio help my agency? Wix Studio is designed especially for agencies, and comes equipped with all the tools an agency needs to see projects, of any scale, through from end to end. The advanced, responsive Studio Editor allows both deep control and intuitive creation, so designers can adapt depending on the client, their workflow or personal preference. Tools like Responsive AI, proportional scaling and preset layouts, speed up the build process when turnaround times are tight. For complex sites, full CSS control allows you to create intricate layouts and interactions, while open APIs, SPIs and integrations give you the ability to extend any site's functionality. Cater to clients in any industry by connecting powerful Wix business solutions for eCommerce, Bookings, Events and more, no third-party tools or plugins needed. Plus, shared and reusable design assets, including templates, give you next-level efficiency on project after project. The Wix Studio workspace provides an open and collaborative environment that's ideal for agency work. Account owners have a clear view of all sites, projects and assets in one centralized place, and can stay in control over who-does-what with detailed site permissions. Multiple teammates can work on the same site at the same time, while on-canvas feedback provides a faster, more streamlined feedback loop. When it comes to client handover, you can share completed projects in a seamless, professional way— you can even add personalized resources, specific to your clients' needs, right to their dashboard. Plus, you can reinforce your agency's work and maintain connections with automated emails that notify your clients of their site's monthly analytics. Can I use Wix Studio in any country? Wix Studio is available to millions of users in over 190 countries. You can view country limitations here . If I switch to Wix Studio and then want to switch back, can I? Yes. If you feel that Wix Studio is not for you, you can leave Wix Studio and switch to the regular Wix experience. When you leave, some Wix Studio features will no longer be available. For Wix Partners, this decision also means leaving the Partner Program altogether and losing access to exclusive benefits, features and points. Learn more about leaving Wix Studio . Learn more about switching to Wix Studio . Using Wix Studio Click a question below to learn more about using Wix Studio. Where can I learn how to use Wix Studio? You can learn how to use Wix Studio through our dedicated educational hub, Wix Studio Academy. There you'll find the Essentials course to get you fully up to speed with the platform and its capabilities, as well as standalone how-to tutorials. Additionally, our experts will host a series of ongoing educational events and webinars, covering everything from design to development. From your new workspace, you'll find sandboxes to experiment with features like responsive design, and in the Studio Editor there are tooltips and videos to guide you along the way. Go to the Wix Studio Academy . Do I need to be a designer or a developer to learn Wix Studio? Wix Studio is for all professionals, including designers, developers and marketers, from large-scale agencies to enterprises. While design and development knowledge will benefit Wix Studio users, the platform's intuitive visual drag-and-drop canvas and out-of-the-box solutions mean a shorter learning curve. What is responsive design on Wix Studio? With the Wix Studio Editor, you can use AI to make site pages and sections instantly responsive—in just a couple of clicks. You can create custom breakpoints, use modular flex layouts and take advantage of out-of-the-box responsive behaviors, like scale proportionally, to build smarter and more efficiently than ever before. For those who want it, deep CSS control allows you to create high-end websites with complex layouts and interactions. How does collaboration work in Wix Studio? Wix Studio offers a collaborative environment designed to support your entire workflow. In the Studio Editor, you and your teammates can work side-by-side and get instant feedback, from colleagues or clients, with on-canvas comments. In the new workspace, you can efficiently manage multiple teams, projects and assets from one centralized place. You can also switch between workspaces, so you don't need to create additional accounts to work on different teams. Experience seamless collaboration with your clients too—take granular control over who does what with roles and permissions, get their feedback on your work in progress and add a personalized selection of resources to their dashboard. What are reusable assets? Reusable assets are assets you create that you can use, reuse and share. This includes sections, custom templates and widgets. If I experience a bug, what should I do? If you experience a bug, we're here to assist you promptly. Reach out to a Wix Studio Customer Care expert by starting a live chat or requesting a callback. Additionally, Wix Studio features a dedicated tab where you can view your team's entire Customer Care ticket log. This allows you to track previous interactions and issues raised by anyone in your workspace to Wix Customer Care, providing a comprehensive overview of their statuses and resolutions. Learn more about viewing your Customer Care ticket log . Does Wix Studio have ready-made templates? Wix Studio has several designer-made responsive website templates , covering a broad range of industries and design styles that you can also use to create sites without needing to start from scratch. There are also some ready-made wireframes for you to choose from and add your own style. Does Wix Studio have a mobile app for business management, like the Wix app? Yes, we're excited to launch a new mobile app for Wix Studio , designed to help you stay in control while on the move. You’ll be able to manage your agency’s site, projects and clients, and access the Marketplace where you can view and manage leads, reply to contacts and get paid. You can also easily manage your clients' sites, reach out to customer support and get updates on your tickets' status. Plus, you can view and switch between workspaces in your account, so you can stay on top of every project on your plate. You'll have all the capabilities of the Wix app—and more. If you prefer, you can use the Wix app to manage your Wix Studio sites. You can easily switch between workspaces and your Site List will change depending on which workspace you're in. However, for an enhanced user experience with more specific features for Wix Studio users, we recommend you use the new Wix Studio app . If I have more questions about Wix Studio, who can I reach out to? There are many ways to reach out and get advice, whether it's from like-minded professionals or Customer Care experts. Visit the Wix Studio Forum , a dedicated hub for getting answers, finding solutions and asking for feedback among your peers. Join the Wix Partner Community and Wix Studio Discord to reach out with your questions. We've also created a bank of Wix Studio help articles to answer the most anticipated questions. Will you be offering special prices on Premium plans for agencies? We created Wix Studio Premium plans with Partner feedback in mind. Log out of your Wix account to view the plans here . Read our full article to learn more about Wix Studio . 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 Harmony Editor Structuring your site Wix Harmony Editor: Adding and Managing Menus Menus make it easy for visitors to explore your site and discover what you offer. Choose the pages, and links that matter most to you. You decide how your menu looks and works, so navigation always feels natural — no matter what device your visitors are using. Adding a menu Menus help visitors move between pages on your site. In the Menu category of the Add Elements panel, the Horizontal, Vertical and Hamburger options all add a site menu that is connected to your site pages (i.e. new pages automatically appear on this menu). You can also add a separate custom menu for specific areas and choose whether it appears as a horizontal, vertical or hamburger menu. For example, create a custom menu for your site's footer or for a specific page that needs its own navigation. To add a menu: Go to your editor . Click + Add at the top left of the editor. Select the Menu category. Tip: Click the Arrow icon next to the categories to browse through the list. Depending on the type of menu you want to add, follow the steps below: Site menu A site menu is connected to your site's pages and updates automatically when you add a new page. You can hide pages that should not appear in the site menu and add your own links. Choose the menu type you want and drag it onto your page - Horizontal menu , Vertical menu or Hamburger menu . Click the new site menu. Click Manage Menu on the action bar. Set up your menu: Click + Add Item to add more site pages or links. Click the More Actions icon next to a menu item to rename or remove it. Hold and drag menu items to reorder the list. Tip: Learn more about adding and managing menu items . Custom menu A custom menu is separate from your site's main menu. You choose exactly which items appear on this menu, and it does not get updated when you add new site pages. You can display a custom menu as a horizontal, vertical or hamburger menu. Click Create a custom menu to add it to the page. (Optional) Switch your menu's layout: Click the new custom menu. Click Change Format on the action bar to set your menu's layout. Choose the relevant option under Menu : Menu bar: Menu items are displayed in a navigation bar. Under Orientation , choose whether the bar is horizontal or vertical. Tip: For horizontal menus, you can also choose the Item behavior when there isn’t enough room for the items on your visitor's screen — either let the menu expand ( Fit to text ) or add a button to scroll through the extra items ( Fit to scroll ). Hamburger : Visitors see an icon that they click to open the menu. This is a great option for clean, minimalistic layouts. Did you know? If you add a menu bar to your header, it automatically becomes a hamburger menu on mobile . This keeps the navigation on your site clean and tidy on smaller screens. Adding and managing menu items Once you've added the menu, choose the items you want to display. Select regular site pages, collections of app and CMS pages, or specific pages within a collection. You can also add dropdown containers and links to truly tailor the experience for your client's needs. You can always adjust an existing menu and the items it shows. Add more items, remove ones that are irrelevant, or change the order to keep the content fresh. To manage a menu: Go to your editor . Click the menu. Click Manage Menu . Choose what to do next: Add more menu items Click + Add Item at the bottom and select the item you want to add: Site pages or Link or anchor . Site pages: Add pages you want to show on the menu. Select the checkbox next to the relevant page and click Add to Menu . The panel lists regular site pages and pages from Wix apps installed on the site (e.g. a Wix Stores product page). Link or anchor: Add relevant links to the menu, like external websites, documents or ways to contact you directly. You can also link to sections and popups across your site. Change a menu item's link You can always adjust links that you've previously added to the menu. Hover over the relevant link and click the More Actions icon . Click Change link . Change the link type and / or its details. Click Done . Rename a menu item Hover over the relevant item and click the More Actions icon . Click Rename . Enter the new name. Press the Enter key on your keyboard to save your changes. Remove an item from the menu Hover over the relevant item and click the More Actions icon . Click Remove from menu . Notes: This does not delete a page from the site - it only removes the page from the menu. If you delete a dropdown, any pages you have added to it are removed from the menu. However, you can always re-add them to the menu. Reorder menu items Hold the Reorder icon next to an item and drag it to the desired position. Adding dropdowns to your menu Use dropdowns to group related pages under a single menu item and keep your navigation easy to scan. Choose a parent item, whether it's a page or a link, and nest other pages beneath it to create the dropdown. To add and set up a dropdown: Go to your editor . Click the menu. Click Manage Menu . Decide which menu item should be the dropdown title. Move the first menu item to the dropdown: Drag the relevant menu item below the dropdown title. Hover over the item you dragged and click the More Actions icon . Select Move under "Page Name" . Repeat step 5 for all other items you want to move to the dropdown. Drag with your mouse instead: Want a quicker way to turn pages into dropdown items? Drag a page up or down, then slightly to the right until it "tucks" under another page. The GIF below shows how it should look. Changing the menu's layout A clear menu layout helps visitors quickly see where to go next. Choose a menu bar when you want all your items visible in a line or column, with extra control over what happens when a horizontal menu runs out of space. If you prefer a compact icon to open your navigation, choose a hamburger menu – ideal for clean, minimal layouts or when space is limited. To change the menu's layout: Go to your editor . Click the menu. Click Change Format on the action bar. Choose the relevant option under Menu : Menu bar: Menu items are displayed in a navigation bar. Under Orientation , choose whether the bar is horizontal or vertical. Tip: For horizontal menus, you can also choose the Item behavior when there isn’t enough room for the items on your visitor's screen — either let the menu expand ( Fit to text ) or add a button to scroll through the extra items ( Fit to scroll ). Hamburger : Visitors see an icon that they click to open the menu. This is a great option for clean, minimalistic layouts. Designing vertical and horizontal menus Make your menus stand out by customizing every detail, from colors and borders to text, corners, and layout. Whether your menu is horizontal or vertical, you can control how the menu bar and its items look, design dropdowns, and adjust spacing so everything feels just right for your visitors. Designing a hamburger menu? Read our article about hamburger menus to learn more. You can design every bit, from the button to the container. To design a vertical or horizontal menu: Go to your editor . Click the menu. Click the All design options icon on the action bar. Select the relevant part of the menu under Select a part : Menu bar and menu items Design the menu bar itself, as well as the items on the menu, using the available options: Fill colors : Change the color of your menu, choosing one of your brand colors or a custom color. Borders : Define the borders of your menu so it stands out, choosing a color, width and style. Click the Edit individual borders icon to design each side of the border. Corners : Make the corners of your menu more square or round by dragging the slider under Radius . Click the Edit individual corners icon to design each corner separately. Shadow : Apply inner and outer shadow to give the menu an interesting 3D effect, setting the position, blurriness, color and more. Spacing : Add breathing room to your content – add padding and adjust the spacing between items items. Layout : Decide whether or not to apply the site direction (left-to-right or right-to-left) to this menu. For vertical menus, you can also choose the menu items' width and whether dropdowns appear as open or closed. Note: The available options vary based on what you chose to design – the menu bar itself or the menu items. Item's text Design the text on the menu items by changing the font, color, formatting, alignment, character spacing and more. Dropdowns and dropdown items Design the dropdowns on your menu using the available options: Fill colors : Change the color of your dropdown, choosing one of your brand colors or a custom color. Borders : Define the borders of your dropdown so it stands out, choosing a color, width and style. Click the Edit individual borders icon to design each side of the border. Text : Design the dropdown menu items by changing the font, color, formatting, alignment, character spacing and more. Corners : Make the corners of your dropdown more square or round by dragging the slider under Radius . Click the Edit individual corners icon to design each corner separately. Shadow : Apply inner and outer shadow to give the dropdown an interesting 3D effect, setting the position, blurriness, color and more. Spacing : Add breathing room to your content by adding padding and adjusting the space above the dropdown and between the items. Layout : Choose the alignment, width and position of the dropdown and its items. Decide how many columns the dropdown should show. Note: The available options vary based on what you chose to design – the dropdown itself or the dropdown items. Design the menu items' hover state: Make the menu engaging and interactive by making changes to its appearance when visitors hover over. Click the Hover design icon on the action bar to choose a ready-made effect. Alternatively, customize the hover state from scratch by selecting Menu items or Item's text in the Design panel. Working with menus on mobile When viewing your site on a phone , your header transforms to create a smooth, clutter-free experience. Elements on your desktop header (e.g. navigation links, social icons) move into a compact hamburger menu , leaving just the essentials at the top. You can move elements inside the mobile menu or take them out as needed. To adjust the header menu on mobile: Go to your editor . Click the Mobile icon at the top right of the page. Click the hamburger menu icon. Click the Regular Mode dropdown and select Hamburger Menu . Choose what to do next: Reposition elements inside the container: Drag elements to move them around the container of the hamburger menu. Add elements to the container: Use the Add Elements panel to add more elements to the hamburger menu's container. These elements are mobile-only, which means they don't appear on desktop. Move an element back to the header: Right-click the element and select Move to Header . FAQs Click a question below to learn more. Can I resize the menu bar? Absolutely. Whether your menu bar is set to vertical or horizontal, you can always drag the side handles to resize it. If you're working with a hamburger menu, read our article to learn all about customizing it. Can I add multiple menus to the header? No. To help visitors explore your site with ease, you can only add 1 menu to your site's header. If needed, you can always add custom menus to other sections. Does removing a page from the menu delete it from my site? No. When you remove a page from the menu, it only removes it as an item from that specific menu. You can re-add the page to the menu at any time. Do I have to show all of my site pages on the menu? No, you choose the pages that should be highlighted on the menu. As you can add custom menus that are separate to the site menu, they can all show different pages and items. Tip: Pages that don't appear on the menu are still accessible through a direct link. You can adjust the page's settings to hide it from search engines and / or block access with a password. How do I change the underline that appears on my menu items when I hover over them? Currently, it is not possible to customize the design for when visitors click or hover over the menu. The underline that appears when visitors hover over menu items is part of the menu’s built-in design and cannot be changed or removed. If you need more control over your navigation design, you can recreate the menu using text or button elements and add links to each one manually. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Bookings: Customizing Your Service Pages The Wix Bookings service page is the place to showcase each of your services. There, you can provide clients with everything they need to know before booking. Service pages appear in your editor automatically using the information you provide when creating your services. Your clients can access a service page by clicking the image, service name, or read more link of a service. Video tutorial Watch this video tutorial or scroll down to read the full article. Customizing your service page display Choose how your service page appears by deciding which information you want to show. Customize the layout and order of up to 8 different information sections, including the option to display or hide the header or sidebar. If you use a sidebar, select the details you want to highlight there. Those details won’t appear in the main body of the page. Wix Editor Go to your editor . Go to your Service Page: Click Pages & Menu on the left side of the editor. Click Bookings Pages . Click the Service Page . Click the service page element on your page. Click Settings . Click the Display tab. Choose what you want to edit: Header: Enable the Show header toggle to show the header, then select the checkboxes next to the elements you want to display on the service page header. Body: Drag and drop the sections into your preferred order using the blue grids on the left. Click the Next icon on each section to hide or customize it. Available options vary depending on the section you choose to edit. Tip : The Hidden icon indicates that an element is hidden. Sidebar: Enable the Sidebar toggle and select what you want to display. For example, your business contact details or your cancellation policy. Studio Editor Go to your editor . Go to your Service Page: Click Pages on the left side of the editor. Click the Service Page under Bookings Pages . Click the service page element on your page. Click Settings . Click the Display tab. Choose what you want to edit: Header: Enable the Show header toggle to show the header, then select the checkboxes next to the elements you want to display on the service page header. Body: Drag and drop the sections into your preferred order using the blue grids on the left. Click the Next icon on each section to hide or customize it. Available options vary depending on the section you choose to edit. Tip : The Hidden icon indicates that an element is hidden. Sidebar: Enable the Sidebar toggle and select what you want to display. For example, your business contact details or your cancellation policy. Wix Harmony Editor Go to your editor . Go to your Service Page: Click the Page dropdown at the top left of the page. (In the Site Pages panel) Select Service Page under Bookings Pages . Tip: Jump to the page you need by clicking the dropdown next to Site Pages and selecting Bookings Pages . Click the service page element on your page. Depending on the area you want to adjust, follow the steps: Header Click the Display Elements icon on the action bar. Select the checkbox next to Header to show it on the page, then select the checkboxes next to the elements you want to display on the header (image, title, etc). Tip: You can also show or hide elements from the page's Body in this panel. To reorder the elements or customize them, go to the Display tab in the Settings panel. Body and Sidebar Click the Settings icon on the action bar. Click the Display tab. Choose what to do next: Body: Drag and drop the sections into your preferred order using the blue grids on the left. Click the Next icon on each section to hide or customize it (available options vary depending on the section you're editing). Tip: The Hidden icon indicates that an element is hidden. Sidebar: Enable the Sidebar toggle and select what you want to display. For example, your business contact details or your cancellation policy. Note: Click the Manage tab to edit the specific information on the service page from your site's dashboard: To edit the service title, subtitle, and description go to the Booking Services . To change your cancellation policy , edit it in the Bookings Settings tab. To change your contact details , go to the Business Info tab. Managing your service page layout Personalize the layout of your service page and help clients find exactly what they need. Use the layout options to control the look and spacing of the header, body, and sidebar for a balanced, professional design. Wix Editor Go to your editor . Go to your Service Page: Click Pages & Menu on the left side of the editor. Click Bookings Pages . Click the Service Page . Click the service page element on your page. Click Settings . Click Layout . Choose what you want to customize. You can always click Reset to original settings at the bottom of each section if you want to start over: Header: Adjust the header height, align elements left, right, or center, set side padding, and customize image cropping. Body: Adjust spacing, padding, column layout, and alignment. Set service details box padding and alignment, and select gallery display and thumbnail size. Sidebar: Choose whether the sidebar appears on the left or right, set its alignment, and adjust proportions, side padding, and spacing between the body and sidebar. Studio Editor Go to your editor . Go to your Service Page: Click Pages on the left side of the editor. Click the Service Page under Bookings Pages . Click the service page element on your page. Click Settings . Click Layout . Choose what you want to customize. You can always click Reset to original settings at the bottom of each section if you want to start over: Header: Adjust the header height, align elements left, right, or center, set side padding, and customize image cropping. Body: Adjust spacing, padding, column layout, and alignment. Set service details box padding and alignment, and select gallery display and thumbnail size. Sidebar: Choose whether the sidebar appears on the left or right, set its alignment, and adjust proportions, side padding, and spacing between the body and sidebar. Wix Harmony Editor Go to your editor . Go to your Service Page: Click the Page dropdown at the top left of the page. (In the Site Pages panel) Select Service Page under Bookings Pages . Tip: Jump to the page you need by clicking the dropdown next to Site Pages and selecting Bookings Pages . Click the service page element on your page. Click the Settings icon on the action bar. Click Layout . Choose what you want to customize. You can always click Reset to original settings at the bottom of each section if you want to start over: Header: Adjust the header height, align elements left, right, or center, set side padding, and customize image cropping. Body: Adjust spacing, padding, column layout, and alignment. Set service details box padding and alignment, and select gallery display and thumbnail size. Sidebar: Choose whether the sidebar appears on the left or right, set its alignment, and adjust proportions, side padding, and spacing between the body and sidebar. Designing your service page You can customize the design of the service page to better suit your brand and business. Edit the header, body and sidebar to make the information you display clear. You can also add elements such as a service details box, a schedule or a gallery so clients know exactly what to expect from your services. Wix Editor Go to your editor . Go to your Service page: Click Pages & Menu on the left side of the editor. Click Bookings Pages . Click the Service Page . Click the service page element on your page. Click Settings . Click the Design tab. Choose what you want to customize: Header: Customize the color and opacity of the service page Header background and Service Title. You can also adjust the font and background color and opacity of the header button. Body: Customize the color and opacity of the service page body background, text, and buttons using the available options. Sidebar: Customize the color and opacity of the service page sidebar background, text, and buttons using the available options. Service Details box: Adjust the design of the details box, including the font, color, background and border using the available options. Schedule: Customize the design of the schedule, including the background color, opacity, borders and dividers using the available options. You can also customize the color and the font of the text that appears in the schedule. Note: The schedule for upcoming courses is only displayed 7 days before they begin. Gallery: Adjust the corner radius, border width, color and opacity using the available options. Studio Editor Go to your editor . Go to your Service page: Click Pages on the left side of the editor. Click the Service page under Bookings Pages . Click the service page element on your page. Click Settings Click the Design tab. Choose what you want to customize: Header: Customize the color and opacity of the service page Header background and Service Title. You can also adjust the font and background color and opacity of the header button using the available options. Body: Customize the color and opacity of the service page body background, text, and buttons using the available options. Sidebar: Customize the color and opacity of the service page sidebar background, text, and buttons using the available options. Service Details box: Adjust the design of the details box, including the font, color, background and border using the available options. Schedule: Customize the design of the schedule, including the background color, opacity, borders and dividers using the available options. You can also customize the color and the font of the text that appears in the schedule. Note: The schedule for upcoming courses is only displayed 7 days before they begin. Gallery: Adjust the corner radius, border width, color and opacity using the available options. Wix Harmony Editor Go to your editor . Go to your Service Page: Click the Page dropdown at the top left of the page. (In the Site Pages panel) Select Service Page under Bookings Pages . Tip: Jump to the page you need by clicking the dropdown next to Site Pages and selecting Bookings Pages . Click the service page element on your page. Click the Settings icon on the action bar. Click Design . Choose what you want to customize: Header: Customize the color and opacity of the header background and service title. You can also adjust the font, background color and opacity of the button that appears on the header. Body: Customize the color and opacity of the page's body background, text, and buttons. Sidebar: Customize the color and opacity of the sidebar background, text, and buttons. Service Details box: Adjust the design of the details box, including the font, color, background and border. Schedule: Customize the design of the schedule, including the background color, opacity, borders and dividers. You can also customize the color and the font of the text that appears in the schedule. Note: The schedule for upcoming courses is only displayed 7 days before they begin. Gallery: Adjust the corner radius, border width, color and opacity. Editing the text on your service page Customize the text on your service page to fit your brand's tone and voice. This is useful if you and your staff have specific ways of describing your services and availability. You can customize the text for the bookings buttons, booking requests, course availability, and more. Wix Editor Go to your editor . Go to your Service Page: Click Pages & Menu on the left side of the editor. Click Bookings Pages . Click the Service Page . Click the Service Page element on your page. Click Settings . Click the Text tab. Click to edit the text on any of the available options, including your call-to-action or 'Book Now' button. Studio Editor Go to your editor . Go to your Service Page: Click Pages on the left side of the editor. Click the Service Page under Bookings Pages . Click the Service Page element on your page. Click Settings . Click the Text tab. Click to edit the text on any of the available options, including your call-to-action or 'Book Now' button. Wix Harmony Editor Go to your editor . Go to your Service Page: Click the Page dropdown at the top left of the page. (In the Site Pages panel) Select Service Page under Bookings Pages . Tip: Jump to the page you need by clicking the dropdown next to Site Pages and selecting Bookings Pages . Click the service page element on your page. Click Edit Text on the action bar. Select an option under Choose an element to edit its text : Body , Service Schedule or Book Button . Edit the text on any of the available options. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Accepting payments on your site Wix Payments: Adding Klarna as a Payment Method Add Klarna as a payment method to give your customers additional payment options. Klarna supports buy now, pay later (BNPL) transactions, so your customers can spread their payment over several installments You get fully paid upfront, while your customers can purchase today and make affordable payments over time. Before you begin: You must set up Wix Payments to accept payments via Klarna through Wix Payments. Items sold via Klarna are subject to our list of prohibited goods and services , as well as their merchant protection program . Learn more about qualifying for Klarna General Info Supported countries Austria, Belgium, Finland, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, Switzerland, United States and United Kingdom Supported currencies USD, EUR, CHF and GBP Processing fees United States : 6% of the transaction amount + 0.30 USD EU Countries : Austria, Belgium, Finland, Germany, Netherlands: 2.99% of the transaction amount + 0.35 EUR Italy, Portugal, Spain: 4.99% of the transaction amount + 0.35 EUR Switzerland : 2.99% of the transaction amount + 0.35 CHF United Kingdom : 4.99% of the transaction amount + 0.35 GBP Adding Klarna Go to Accept Payments in your site's dashboard. Click Manage next to Wix Payments. Enable the toggle next to Klarna. Note : You can disable the toggle at any time to remove Klarna from your payment options. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about using Klarna with Wix. Can I connect Klarna without connecting Wix Payments? Yes. You can connect Klarna as a payment provider without connecting Wix Payments. Can I issue refunds for Klarna payments? Yes. You can refund Klarna payments up to 180 days after the original payment. Once a refund is initiated, any further payments due are paused. 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 Apps: Adding Restaurants Widgets on the Wix Member Apps Give your diners a quick way to order food or book a table right from your member app ( Spaces by Wix or your own app ). Add restaurant orders and table reservations widgets so customers can place orders, reserve a table, and stay connected to your restaurant from their phone. Displaying your Restaurants widgets Depending on the Restaurants app(s) you're using, you can add widgets that let customers order from your menu, as well as reserve a table. Choose a title for the widget that fits your tone and voice, decide where to place the widget, and control whether it appears on Android, iOS, or both. Note: While you can add the Restaurant orders and Table reservations elements from desktop, you edit their appearance from the Wix mobile app (see the Wix app tab). To display your Restaurants widgets: Desktop Go to Mobile App in your site's dashboard. Click the relevant tab (e.g. Spaces by Wix app , Your own mobile app ). Click Edit Mobile App . Click the Screen dropdown at the top and choose the screen you want to edit. Click Elements on the left. Select the Restaurants category under Add Elements . Click the element you want to add: Restaurant orders or Table reservations . Edit the element on the right panel of your screen. Note: The details you can edit depend on the element you add. (Optional) Move the element up or down on your screen: Click the element you just added. Click the Move Up or Move Down icon. Choose what to do next: Customize the element: Go to the Wix mobile app to change the element's title, margins, visibility (i.e. iOS, Android or both) and more. Publish without customizing the element: Click Publish at the top right. Wix app Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Mobile App . Tap Edit . Tap the Screen dropdown at the top and choose the screen in which you want to place the widget. Tap + Add Element . Tap Restaurant / Table reservations at the top. Tap the element you want to add: Restaurants Orders (New) Help diners place online orders directly from your member app, using the same menus and online ordering flow they know from your site. Edit the following details: Element title: Enable the toggle to show a title at the top of the element. Then enter the text you want to use. Margins: Drag the sliders to set the Top and Bottom margins (increasing or decreasing the space between the element and other elements). General settings: Visibility: Choose which devices you want to show these elements: Android , iOS, or All . Location: Move the element to another screen than the one you originally chose. Tap Add at the top right. Table Reservations Make it easy for diners to reserve a table without calling the restaurant, straight from your member app. Edit the following details: Element subtitle: Enable the toggle to show a subtitle with instructions right below the element's title. Element title: Enable the toggle to show a title at the top of the element. Then enter the text you want to use. Margins: Drag the sliders to set the Top and Bottom margins (increasing or decreasing the space between the element and other elements). General settings: Visibility: Choose which devices you want to show these elements: Android , iOS, or All . Location: Move the element to another screen than the one you originally chose. Tap Add at the top right. FAQs Click a question below to learn more. Can I move widgets from one screen to another? Yes. Once you add a widget, you can move it to another screen. Here's how: Tap the Screen dropdown at the top and select the relevant screen. Tap the Edit icon at the top right of the element. Tap Customize element . Tap the Choose screen dropdown under Location and select which screen you want the element to appear on. Tap Save at the top right. How do I customize an existing widget? Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Mobile App . Tap Edit . Tap the Screen dropdown at the top and select the relevant screen. Tap the Edit icon at the top right of an existing element. Tap Customize element . Edit the element and tap Save at the top right. Can I delete a widget? Yes. Once you delete a widget, you are still able to add the same element again, but any customizations made will need to be reapplied. Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Mobile App . Tap Edit . Tap the Screen dropdown at the top and select the relevant screen. Tap the Edit icon at the top right of the element. Tap Delete element . Tap Delete element to confirm. How do I add the same widget to 2 different screens? You can duplicate a widget and move that duplicate to another screen. Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Mobile App . Tap Edit . Tap the Screen dropdown at the top and select the relevant screen. Duplicate the original element: Tap the Edit icon at the top right of the element. Tap Duplicate . Move the duplicated element to another screen: Tap Edit icon at the top right of the duplicated element. Tap Customize element . Tap the Choose screen dropdown under Location and select which screen you want the element to appear on. Tap Save at the top right. How can I change the order of my widgets? You can move your widgets up or down in the screen to organize them. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Mobile App . Tap Edit . Tap the Screen dropdown at the top and select the relevant screen. Tap the Edit icon at the top right of the element. Tap the relevant option: Move up or Move down . 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< Back Building an accessible site Making your site accessible Accessibility: Reducing Motion Animated, moving, and autoplay content on a site can impact the experience for visitors with cognitive or neurological conditions (e.g. epilepsy, motion sickness, etc.), as well as those using assistive technologies. We therefore recommend reducing motion across the site where possible. There are 2 main ways you can minimize motion: by avoiding scroll effects, and by avoiding / limiting autoplay. Where does Wix get its information? We make recommendations as per the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) document , which has been developed by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) . Scroll effects on a site Scroll effects are usually applied to page, section, and container backgrounds. As these effects can cause the background and foreground (the attached elements) to move at different rates or in different directions, they may create issues for visitors with vestibular or attention disorders. We recommend only adding these effects when they are essential to the site's functionality or in conveying information. Read WCAG's guidelines on animation from interactions Autoplay on a site Some video and audio players may be set to play automatically when the page loads. However, this can cause confusion and distraction for visitors. For example, an audio player that starts automatically may override or 'speak' over a screen reader. We suggest limiting autoplay on a site where possible. However, if you have visual or audio content, you can use the following guidelines to improve their accessibility: Videos / visual content: Add a stop, pause, or hide function to videos / visual content that: Plays automatically Is displayed in parallel to other page content Is longer than 5 seconds Audio content: Add mute / independent volume adjustment options to audio content that: Plays automatically Is longer than 3 seconds How site visitors can reduce motion If you do decide to use motion or autoplay content on the site, visitors can disable these options from their device's operating system and browser: Scroll / animation effects: Visitors can turn off animations in their system's settings: Windows 11: Animation effects Mac: Reduce motion / Auto-play animated images Video / audio content: Visitors can prevent audio / video content from autoplaying on sites from their browser: Google Chrome: Sound settings Microsoft Edge: Media autoplay Next step: Go back to the Accessibility Checklist to continue improving your site for accessibility. 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 Your Wix Stores Products on Any Page Showcase your Wix Stores products in a gallery, repeater, or table on any page such as your Home or Cart page. The CMS (Content Management System) allows you to dynamically link the buttons, images, or table columns to your Product page. Customers can click to navigate to the Product page where they can learn more before deciding to purchase. You can also link buttons, images, and columns to the 'Add to Cart' action or the Quick View window . Use the settings in the dataset that binds your products to the page elements to filter, sort, or limit the total products displayed. Before you begin: Create your own products in Wix Stores . 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. Step 1 | Add a pro gallery, repeater, or table to a page Go to the page in your editor where you want to display your Wix Stores products. If needed, you can add a new page . Then add the element you want to display your products in. Wix Editor Go to your editor . Go to the page or section where you want to display your Wix Stores products. Click Add Elements on the left side of the editor. Add a pro gallery, repeater, or table: Pro gallery: Display your products in a gallery: Click Gallery . Click and drag the pro gallery of your choice onto the page. Remove the default images from the gallery: Click the gallery and select Manage Media . Click Select All then click Delete . Click Done . Repeater: Display your products using multiple elements attached to a repeater: Click List . Click and drag the repeater of your choice onto the page. Make sure your repeater has an image or button so you can link it to your Product page later. You can add or remove elements from your repeater. If necessary, you can resize the repeater so it can fit all the elements you need inside it. Table: Display your products in a table format: Click List . Click Tables and drag the table of your choice onto the page. Studio Editor Go to your editor . Go to the page or section where you want to display your Wix Stores products. Click Add Elements on the left side of the editor. Add a gallery or repeater: Gallery: Display your products in a gallery: Click Gallery . Click and drag the gallery to the location of your choice. Remove the default images from the gallery: Click the gallery and select Manage Media . Click Select All then click Delete . Click Done . Repeater: Display your products using multiple elements attached to a repeater: Click Layout Tools . Click Repeaters . Click and drag the repeater of your choice onto the page. Add an image , text element , and button to the repeater. You can resize the repeater to fit all the elements in each repeater item. Step 2 | Connect your gallery, repeater or table to the CMS Connect the collection fields to your repeater, gallery or table. The values from these dynamic fields change on your live site depending on the product retrieved by the dataset. Wix Editor In your editor, click the repeater, gallery, or table on added. Click the Connect to CMS icon . Click Add a Dataset . If you already have a dataset on your page, click the Choose a dataset drop-down and select Add a Dataset . Click the Choose a collection drop-down and select Products under the StoreCatalog or Stores Wix app collection. For developers: If you have the StoreCatalog Wix app collection, your site uses the Wix Stores Catalog V3 . If you have the Stores Wix app collection, your site uses the Wix Stores Catalog V1 . (Optional) Click the Dataset name field and enter a name for the dataset. Click Create . (Repeaters only) Under Connections , click the repeater element you want to connect (e.g. text, button, image). Click the relevant drop-down menus and choose which Wix Stores fields connect to each part of the element. Tip: You can link to the URL (Wix Stores Catalog V3) or Page URL (Wix Stores Catalog V1) field to give customers a way to click to go to the relevant Stores Product page. (Repeaters only) Click Repeater connections and repeat steps 7-8 above to connect additional elements in the repeater. Click to adjust your repeater elements, pro gallery or table as needed. Tip: You can add or remove elements from your repeater at any time. Disconnect elements if you want to use static content that doesn't change according to the relevant category. Click Preview to test the functionality. Click Publish if you are ready to make the changes go live. Studio Editor In your editor, click the repeater, gallery, or table on added. Click the Connect to CMS icon . Click Add a Dataset . If you already have a dataset on your page, click the Choose a dataset drop-down and select Add a Dataset . Click the Choose a collection drop-down and select Products under the StoreCatalog or Stores Wix app collection. For developers: If you have the StoreCatalog Wix app collection, your site uses the Wix Stores Catalog V3 . If you have the Stores Wix app collection, your site uses the Wix Stores Catalog V1 . (Optional) Click the Dataset name field and enter a name for the dataset. Click Create . (Repeaters only) Under Connections , click the repeater element you want to connect (e.g. text, button, image). Click the relevant drop-down menus and choose which Wix Stores fields connect to each part of the element. Tip: You can link to the URL (Wix Stores Catalog V3) or Page URL (Wix Stores Catalog V1) field to give customers a way to click to go to the relevant Stores Product page. (Repeaters only) Click Repeater connections and repeat steps 7-8 above to connect additional elements in the repeater. Click to adjust your repeater elements, pro gallery or table as needed. Tip: You can add or remove elements from your repeater at any time. Disconnect elements if you want to use static content that doesn't change according to the relevant category. Click the Preview icon at the top right to test the functionality. Click Publish if you are ready to make the changes go live. Step 3 | (Optional) Manage the dataset settings In your dataset settings, you can choose the maximum products that can display at a time. You can add filters to include specific products or use sort conditions to control the order. Note: The Items per load field does not apply to tables. If using a table to list products, you can limit the number of items displayed by clicking the Layout icon . Then, set a custom table height and enable pagination. Wix Editor Go to the dataset settings: Click CMS on the left. Click Manage Page Connections . Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant dataset and select Dataset settings . (Optional) Click the permission type next to Permissions to determine who can view, add, update, or delete collection content on your live site. Edit the Items per load field to set the maximum number of items that can load at a time . Note: This is also the maximum number of items that can load when visitors click 'Load More' buttons, 'Next/Previous page' buttons, or pagination bars. See the next section for steps. (Optional) Click + Add Filter to only show specific products in the element. (Optional) Click + Add Sort to choose the order in which the products appear in the element. Click Preview to test the functionality. Click Publish if you are ready to make the changes go live. Studio Editor Go to the connected dataset settings: Click the repeater or gallery. Click the Connect to CMS icon . Click Dataset Settings in the Inspector panel. (Optional) Click the permission type next to Permissions to determine who can view, add, update, or delete collection content on your live site. Edit the Items per load field to set the maximum number of items that can load at a time . Note: This is also the maximum number of items that can load when visitors click 'Load More' buttons, 'Next/Previous page' buttons, or pagination bars. See the next section for steps. (Optional) Click + Add Filter to only show specific products in the repeater or gallery. (Optional) Click + Add Sort to choose the order in which the products appear in the repeater or gallery. Click the Preview icon to test the functionality. Click Publish if you are ready to make the changes go live. Step 4 | (Optional) Let customers filter products Give shoppers a way to view only products that match filters they apply such as price, inventory, or brand. Choose from any of the following input elements that allow filtering: radio buttons , checkboxes , dropdowns , selection tags , or sliders (range sliders only). Learn how to set up input elements that allow visitors to filter collection content . Step 5 | (Optional) Add 'Load More' or navigational buttons Improve your page's performance by limiting the number of products that appear and adding a ' Load More ' button. You can add navigational buttons to let shoppers click to view the next/previous items displayed or add a pagination bar for cycling through a set number of products at a time. Tip: Learn more about the CMS dataset actions you can apply to buttons and images. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Events: Creating Tickets You can create one or more ticket types for your event (e.g. Orchestra and Balcony) and set a ticket price for each one. After setup, site visitors registering for an event can select the tickets they want to purchase. Guests receive a confirmation email which includes their ticket in PDF form. Important: To sell tickets for which you collect payment, you must: Set up a payment method . Upgrade your site . Step 1 | Create an event Before you can create tickets, you need to create an event and save it either as a draft or a published event. Step 2 | Create one or more ticket types When creating a ticket type, you can choose from these pricing methods: Fixed price: You set how much the ticket costs (e.g. $20). Price options: You create a ticket type (e.g. balcony seats) and sell it at different prices (e.g. adults $20, students $10, senior citizens $8). Pay what you want: The guest chooses how much they want to pay. You can optionally set a minimum price. Free: Your tickets are free of charge. To create an event ticket: Go to Events in your site's dashboard. Select the relevant ticketed event. Click the Tickets and Seating tab. Click + Create Ticket . Enter the ticket name (e.g. Regular Admission). (Optional) Add a description to show on the purchase page to explain what’s included (e.g. Access to balcony seating). Select the pricing method: Fixed price: You choose how much this type of ticket costs. Scroll down and enter the Ticket price . Price options: Create a ticket sold at different prices (e.g. General Admission ticket with regular and student prices). Enter the Option name (e.g. Adult). Enter the Price . Click + Add Price Option to create more price options (e.g. Student). Pay what you want: The guest chooses how much they pay. You can set a minimum amount by enabling the Minimum price toggle. Free: Guests can book tickets for free. Select who pays the Wix ticket service fee (not relevant for free tickets): Pass fee on to buyer: The 2.5 % fee is added to the ticket price. For example, if you set the ticket price to $100, buyers pay $102.5 and you receive $100. Absorb fee: The 2.5 % fee is included in the ticket price. For example, if you set the ticket price to $100, buyers pay $100 and you receive $97.5 (Optional) Set a limit to how many of this type of ticket you sell: Select Limited number of tickets available under Ticket quantity . Enter the maximum number. (Optional) Edit the Ticket description that appears on the PDF ticket. (Optional) Customize additional ticket options under Advanced settings (optional) : Set ticket sale period: Start and end ticket sales at a specific date and time. Click the Set ticket sale period toggle to enable it. Enter Ticket sale starts / ends date and time. Ticket visibility: Decide when guests see this ticket on event details page (Show ticket / Hide ticket). Click Create Ticket . Need to create more ticket types? Click + Create Ticket to create another ticket type (e.g. VIP Ticket). Step 3 | Customize your event's ticket settings Ticket settings apply to all tickets created for the same event. You can choose the currency, tax collection, ticket purchase limits, and adjust the order completion time at checkout. To customize your event's ticket settings: Go to Events in your site's dashboard. Select the relevant ticketed event. Click the Settings tab. Click Edit next to Ticket settings . Edit the following settings: Change currency: Choose a currency for all your tickets. Note: It is not possible to change the currency after selling tickets. Tax : Set how you want to collect tax on ticket sales . Ticket limit per order: Set the maximum number of tickets a guest can purchase in one order (up to 50). Checkout time limit: Decide how long guests have to complete their ticket purchase before the tickets are released for others. You can select a limit between 5 and 30 minutes. Click Save . Step 4 | (Optional) Create a seating map You can create a seating map for your venue, linking each ticket type to a specific set of seats. This allows guests to choose exactly where they will sit when purchasing tickets. What's next? Customize the design of your event ticket PDF to match the theme of your event. Promote attendance at your ticketed events by offering coupons and discounts . FAQs Click a question below to learn more about creating event tickets. How do I create different ticket areas (e.g. orchestra, balcony) each with different pricing (e.g. adult, student)? To create different areas with tickets sold at different prices, create multiple tickets using the Price options method. For example, start by creating an Orchestra ticket. Select Price options as your pricing method and create Adult, Student, and Seniors prices. Then, after saving this ticket type, click New Ticket and create a Balcony ticket with Adult, Student, and Seniors prices. For which events does Wix charge a ticket service fee on ticket sales? Wix may charge a ticket service fee on tickets for which you charge a fee. Learn more about Wix Events ticket service fees . Note: Ticket service fees aren't collected for tickets paid for by the Manual payment method . Do I need a Premium plan to "sell" free tickets? No. A Premium plan is required to sell tickets for which you charge a fee. Tip: Create a membership plan to offer tickets at reduced rates. How do my guests receive their tickets? When guests buy tickets, they receive a PDF in their confirmation email. When they arrive at the event, they can display the PDF digitally or print it out and present. Do I have to include a PDF ticket in the confirmation email? You may prefer not to include a PDF ticket. This makes sense if, for example, you are hosting an online event. To remove the PDF ticket, you can edit the confirmation email and deselect the PDF option. How do guests purchase "Pay what you want" tickets? If you created a "Pay what you want" ticket, guests enter the amount they want to pay. If you set a minimum, they must enter an amount above that price. Can guests add tickets to their Apple Wallet? Guest using an iOS device can add the tickets to their Apple Wallet. How can I check guests in when they arrive? There are a few check-in options to choose from: Check-in by Wix app : Let others check in your guests. After adding staff members to an event , this mobile app lets them check in guests, scan tickets and manage the guest list. The Wix app : Use this mobile app to scan tickets or manually check guests in. Your site's dashboard (desktop): You can manually check guests in by accessing the relevant event in the Events tab. What happens if a guest doesn’t finish purchasing tickets? When a guest starts the checkout process, their selected tickets are held for 20 minutes. If they don’t complete the purchase, the tickets are released for others to buy. This can cause the event status to change between "available" and "sold out." 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

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< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Video: Selling and Renting Options There are several options when it comes to selling and renting with Wix Video. For example, you can choose to let your viewers access your video content for free, or choose to add some sort of subscription or Pricing Plan that enables you to generate revenue from your video content. Important: You can only sell or rent videos that you have uploaded (not videos from YouTube, Vimeo and Facebook). Your site visitors need to sign up/become a site member in order to purchase videos, subscriptions, and also rent videos. Allow your viewers to stream your videos for free You can let your viewers stream your videos for free. This means that your viewers do not need to pay to view any of the videos on your site. Learn more about setting up your videos for free streaming. Allow your viewers to rent or purchase a video You can allow your viewers to purchase your videos for a set price. This means that they can pay to have unlimited streaming of the video and they can view the video as much as they want. Learn more about setting up a video for purchase. Allow your viewers to buy a monthly channel subscription You can allow your viewers to purchase a subscription to your video channel. This means that they pay monthly to view all the videos in your channel. They can also view any new videos you add to your channel. Learn more about setting up channel subscriptions. Important: This is an older option and is no longer available to all users. If this is an option that you are interested in but do not have, we suggest setting up a Pricing Plan. Allow your viewers to buy a weekly, monthly, or yearly Pricing Plan You can allow your viewers to purchase a weekly, monthly, or yearly plan to view your video channel content. This means they can choose the duration of the plan according to their needs. Learn more about setting up a Pricing Plan for your channel. Important: Switching over to Pricing Plans cancels all the existing subscriptions you had in place with the monthly subscription option above. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Bookings: Blocking Off Time in Your Calendar Block off time in your Wix Bookings calendar for yourself, your staff member(s), or a resource , like a room or piece of equipment. You can create repeating time blocks, making it easy to manage time off for events, vacations, or regular staff training. For instance, if you're attending a conference and your team is unavailable for a weekly staff meeting, you can block off the same time for all staff and set it to repeat until your return. Blocking off time in your calendar Block time in your bookings calendar to manage your availability for admin tasks, staff training, or personal errands. You can reserve slots for multiple staff members or a resource and prevent clients from booking during these periods. Resource blocking This is currently only available on the desktop dashboard, not on the Wix app or Wix Studio app. Dashboard Go to Booking Calendar in your site's dashboard. Click Add or click the time slot you wish to block off on the calendar. Choose what you want to block: Blocked staff time Click Blocked staff time . Confirm the date, or select Repeat if this is a recurring block. (Optional) Select All day if the block covers the entire day. Select a start time and end time. Click the Staff drop-down and select the checkbox next to the staff member(s) whose time you want to block. Click the Availability drop-down and choose the status clients will see (defaults to Busy). (Optional) Enter a Title to explain the reason for the blocked time. (Optional) Click Add note to self to add a note only you can see. Click Block . Note: To manage when and where staff members are available, go to Work Schedule. Blocked resource Click Blocked resource . Confirm the date, or select Repeat if this is a recurring block. (Optional) Select All day if the block covers the entire day. Select a start time and end time. Click the Resource drop-down and select the checkbox next to the resource(s) that you want to block. Click the Availability drop-down and choose the status clients will see (defaults to Busy). (Optional) Enter a Title to explain the reason for the blocked time. (Optional) Click Add note to self to add a note only you can see. Click Block . Wix app Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Booking Calendar . Tap Calendar . Tap the Add icon . Tap Blocked time . Tap to select the relevant staff member from the drop-down. Note: Use your desktop to block off time for multiple staff members at once. Tap to enter a Title for the blocked time. Select a start date and time. Select an end date and time. (Optional) Tap Notes to add more information about why the staff member's time is blocked (this note is not visible to clients). Tap Save . Wix Studio app Go to your site in the Wix Studio app. Tap Manage . Tap Booking Calendar . Tap the Add icon . Tap Blocked time . Tap to select the relevant staff member from the drop-down. Note: Use your desktop to block off time for multiple staff members at once. Tap to enter a Title for the blocked time. Select a start date and time. Select an end date and time. (Optional) Tap Notes to add more information about why the staff member's time is blocked (this note is not visible to clients). Tap Save . FAQs Click below for answers to common questions about blocking off time in your calendar. Does blocked time impact existing services like classes or courses? No. Blocking off hours does not override class or course sessions happening during that same time slot. It also doesn’t affect existing appointments. The blocked time will only prevent clients from booking new appointments in this time frame. Can I block off smaller amounts of time for prep in between sessions? Yes. You can set up a time buffer between appointments to ensure you don't schedule sessions back-to-back. Can I allow staff to block off time themselves? Yes, you can give staff members permission to block time themselves and perform other functions. Can I block off time for multiple staff members? Yes, you can block time for multiple staff members, such as for a team meeting or group activity. Currently, this can only be done from your desktop computer. If you'd like to see this feature on the Wix app in the future, you can vote for it 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