< Back Managing your business Building your community Wix Blog: Showing or Hiding the Blog Menu Wix blog comes with a menu to help your readers navigate to different blog categories. The menu appears on your blog feed and your post page. You can customize each place separately. Displaying the blog menu in your Blog or Category Feed Choose to show or hide the blog menu in your Blog Feed. To show or hide the blog menu in your blog or category feeds: Go to your editor . Go to your Blog page: Click Pages & Menu on the left side of the editor. Click Blog Pages . Click your Blog page. Click Settings . Click the Display tab. Click Blog Menu . Click the Show blog menu toggle to show or hide the menu. Displaying the blog menu on your Post page Choose to show or hide the blog menu on your Blog Post page. To show or hide the blog menu in your post page: Go to your editor . Go to your Post page: Click Pages & Menu on the left side of the editor. Click Blog Pages . Click Post . Click the Post Page element on your page. Click Settings . Click the Display tab. Click Blog Menu . Click the Show blog menu toggle to show or hide the menu. Displaying the blog menu on mobile Choose to show or hide the blog menu on mobile. There are two pages to consider here, your blog feed and your post page. To show or hide the blog menu in mobile view: Go to your editor . Go to your Blog page: Click Pages & Menu on the left side of the editor. Click Blog Pages . Click the Switch to Mobile icon on the top bar of the editor. Click the blog in the mobile editor. Click Settings . Click Display . Enable the Enable mobile settings toggle. Click Blog Menu . Click the Show blog menu toggle to show or hide the menu in your blog feed on mobile. Click Post Page at the bottom of the Settings panel. Click the mobile Post page in your editor. Click the Settings tab. Click Display . Enable the Enable mobile settings toggle. Click Blog Menu . Click the Show blog menu toggle to show or hide the menu in the post page on mobile. 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: Selecting How You Charge for Bookings Services Wix Bookings gives you the flexibility to accept payments just the way you like. Let clients pay for services online or in person - or offer the service for free. Besides individual sessions, you can offer clients membership plans or packages. Note: To get paid online for bookings, make sure to upgrade your site . Offering a free service You can offer services free of charge. When clients view the service on your site, they see the text you entered instead of the price. Notes: You can offer free classes without requiring clients to book a spot . You can offer free services by using Wix Automations to email coupons to site visitors . Learn more about creating discount coupons in Wix Bookings . To offer a free service: Go to Booking Services in your site's dashboard. Create a new appointment, class, or course, or edit an existing one. Select Free in the Price type drop-down in the Price & payment section. Tip: You can also display a service on your site that doesn't have a price display . Offering a service at different rates using varied pricing Price options allow you to charge for your services based on different factors. You can create custom price options for each service to suit your business, your staff, and your clients. Note: It's not possible for your clients to reschedule sessions that were purchased with price options. To offer services with varied pricing: Go to Booking Services in your site's dashboard. Select the relevant service. Scroll down to the Price & payment section. Depending on the service type, follow the steps below: For appointments Select the relevant option under Choose how clients can pay for this service: Per session: Clients pay based on the price you set for each. Per session or with a plan: Clients pay either per session or with a membership / package. Select Varied prices from the Price type drop-down. Enter a Default amount in the field provided. Click + Add Variations or Manage Variations to edit existing options. Choose the variation type in the What are the variations based on? drop-down: Price based on client type (e.g. age) or service. Click Client or service and edit the details: In the What's the title of your variations menu? field, enter text that clients will see above the price options. Enter the option name and set the price next to it. Repeat this step for each different price option you want to create. (Optional) Click + Add Variation to add more options. Click Save . Set prices for different appointment lengths (e.g., 30 minutes or 60 minutes). Click Duration and edit the details: (Optional) Enable the Add names to variations toggle to give each price a name. Then, add a title of your variation's menu. Add details to Duration , Price and Variation Name (if toggle enabled). Click Save . Create price options per staff member: Click Staff member and edit the details Set the rate next to each staff member in the Price field. Tip: Make sure you have selected these staff members in the Availability section. Click Save . Choose how clients pay under Payment preferences (e.g. entire amount online, online deposit, etc.) Click Save . For classes Select the relevant option under Choose how clients can pay for this service: Per session: Clients pay for sessions based on the price you set. Per session or with a plan: Clients pay either per session or with a membership or package. Select Varied prices from the Price type drop-down. Enter a Default amount in the field provided. Click + Add Variations or Manage Variations to edit your existing price options. Set your pricing: In the What's the title of your variations menu? field, enter the text that clients will see above the price options. Then add the details: Enter the variation name and set the price next to it. Repeat this step for each different variation you want to create. (Optional) Click + Add Variation to add another option. Click Save . Choose how clients pay under Payment preferences (e.g. entire amount online, online deposit, etc.) Click Save . For courses Select Varied prices from the Price type drop-down. Enter a Default amount in the field provided. Click + Add Variations or Manage Variations to edit existing options. Set your pricing: In the What's the title of your variations menu? field, enter the text that clients will see above the price options. Then add the details: Enter the variation name and set the price next to it. Repeat this step for each different variation you want to create. (Optional) Click + Add Variation to add another option. Click Save . Choose how clients pay under Payment preferences (e.g. entire amount online, online deposit, etc.) Click Save . Learn more about adding price options to your different types of services: Appointments Classes Courses Charging clients online and in-person When booking, you can require clients to pay the full service price in a few ways: Entire amount online Entire amount in person Entire amount either online or in person Online deposit and the rest in person (with an option to allow clients to pay full amount online). To offer a service which clients pay for online and/or in person: Go to Booking Services in your site's dashboard. Create a new service or edit an existing one. Scroll down to the Price & payment section. Select Fixed price or Varied prices from the Price type drop-down. Enter the relevant price(s). Select a payment option from the Payment preferences drop-down: Entire amount online. Entire amount in person. Entire amount either online or in person. Online deposit and the rest in person. Enter the amount in the Deposit field. (Optional) Enable the Allow clients to pay full amount online toggle. Click Save . Tip: If you select Entire Amount Online , clients are offered all the options you set up in the Accepting Payments tab in your site's dashboard, including the Manual payment method . Charging a deposit before booking Deposit are always paid online, so make sure you have set up an online payment method . If you choose to accept deposits, clients do not have the option of paying the full service amount when booking. If you set up both an online payment method and manual (in person) payment, clients who choose manual payment do not pay a deposit while booking. Important: This feature is not yet available for all users. Deposits cannot be added if you enable the manual approval feature for services. To request a deposit when booking a service: Go to Booking Services in your site's dashboard. Create a new service or edit an existing one. Scroll down to the Price & payment section. Select Fixed Price or Varied pricing from the Price type drop-down. Enter the relevant price(s). Select Online deposit and the rest in person from the Payment preferences drop-down. Enter the amount in the Deposit field. (Optional) Enable the Allow clients to pay full amount online toggle. Click Save . Offering a service as part of a membership plan or package Offer Membership plans and packages with Wix Pricing Plans. You can also create services that are only available as part of a pricing plan. When clients book appointments or classes, they can pay for them as single sessions or as part of their membership plan or package. Clients choose how they want to pay for the service at the checkout. You can also create a service that is only available as part of a pricing plan. To offer an appointment or class as part of a membership plan or package: Go to Booking Services in your site's dashboard. Create a new appointment or class or edit an existing one. Complete the General Info and Service Details sections. Scroll down to Pricing Plans (Memberships & Packages) in the Price & payment section. Click With a plan or Per session or with a plan under Choose how clients pay for this service . Choose what you want to do: Click + Create New Plan to add your first plan . Click Connect an Existing Plan to connect the service to your existing plans. Tip: Click here to learn more about offering exclusive services to your Pricing Plan holders . FAQs We are here to help with all your questions. Click a question below to learn more. How do I get paid for online bookings? In order to take payment online for bookings, make sure to upgrade your site . Can I only choose one payment method for all of my services? You can set different payment methods (PayPal, pay in person, etc) for different services, depending on your needs. You can accept payments online in a number of ways. Or you can accept payment in person using different methods. Can I sell memberships and packages in person? Clients always pay for membership plans online. Make sure to set up an online payment method . 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 Single Video Player: Adding a Video from Facebook Add a single Facebook video to your site using the Single Video Player. This sleek and easy-to-use player allows you to customize the autoplay and add a description of the video. To add a video from Facebook: Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click Add Elements on the left side of the editor. Click Video and Music . Click Single Video Players . Click the Facebook Video option and drag it to the relevant location. Click Change Video . Paste the video URL in the What's the video's web address? field. Customize the playback options: Autoplays: Click the toggle to enable or disable it: Enabled: The video autoplays on mute. Visitors can turn the sound on manually. Disabled: The video does not play automatically. Scroll down, and enter a description of the video in the What's this video about? field. Want to display more than one video? To display several Facebook videos in a playlist or channel with many more advanced video features and design options, use Wix Video . Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click Add Elements on the left side of the editor. Click Media . Click Single Video Players . Click the Facebook Video option and drag it to the relevant location. Click Change Video . Paste the video URL in the What's the video's web address? field. Customize the playback options: Autoplays: Click the toggle to enable or disable it: Enabled: The video autoplays on mute. Visitors can turn the sound on manually. Disabled: The video does not play automatically. Scroll down, and enter a description of the video in the What's this video about? field. Want to display more than one video? To display several Facebook videos in a playlist or channel with many more advanced video features and design options, use Wix Video . Wix Harmony Editor Go to your editor . Click + Add at the top left of the editor. Select the Video category. Click the Facebook option under Social Players and drag it onto your page. Click Replace Video on the action bar. Paste the video URL in the URL field. Learn more about adding and customizing a video player . 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 Google Workspace with Gemini Google Workspace with Gemini: Setting Up Your Account With a Google Workspace subscription, you get access to a full suite of Google Workspace AI tools and productivity apps to boost your productivity. You can set up your Google Workspace subscription from the Premium Subscriptions page of your Wix account after purchase. This article refers to Google Workspace productivity plans for free Wix sites without a custom domain subscription. If you have a custom domain with a business email plan, learn more about setting up your business email users . Setting up your account After purchasing your subscription, you'll need to set up your Google Workspace account. This allows you to start using Google's services and tools. You'll use the information entered here to sign into the Google Admin console to manage your account. To set up your account: Go to Premium Subscriptions in your Wix account. Click the More Actions icon next to your Google Workspace subscription. Click Set up account . Fill out the Account info and Contact info sections on the form. Click Complete Setup . What's next? After setting up your Google Workspace account, you need to accept Google's Terms of Service to activate it. Click Go to Google in the banner on your Premium Subscriptions page to accept the terms. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Managing your customers Wix Forms: Switching from Old Wix Forms to New Wix Forms Currently, there is no migration tool available to automatically switch an existing form built with the old Wix Forms app to the new Wix Forms app. To move to the new app, you need to manually delete your form built with the old app and recreate it with the new Wix Forms app. This ensures you get access to the latest features and design options. Step 1 | Remove the old Wix forms app from your site Before you add the new app, delete the form built with old app from your site to avoid confusion and duplicate submissions. To remove an old Wix Form: Go to your editor . Right-click on the form. Click Delete . Tip: If you want to keep any responses or settings from the old form, record that information before deleting it. Step 2 | Add the new Wix Forms app to your site After deleting the form built with the old Wix Forms app, it's time to add the new Wix Forms app to your site. To add a new Wix Form: Go to your editor . Click Add Elements . Click Contact & Forms . Click Create New Form . Tip: You can also select a form from the Premade Forms section. Add your form fields . Customize your form's settings . Ready to customize your form's design? Once you've set up your form, you can personalize it's look. Learn more about customizing your form's design . FAQs Click a question below to learn more. Can I copy submissions from my old form into my new form’s submission table? No. Old submissions stay linked to the old form and do not appear under your new form. If you want to keep this information, download the submissions from the old form before you delete it. Why should I use the new Wix Forms app instead of the old Wix Forms app? The new Wix Forms app offers improved customization, mobile responsiveness, better integrations, and a smoother experience for you and your site visitors. 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: Adding and Customizing a Table Using the CMS (Content Management System) to maintain collections and datasets? Add a table to show a dataset in a convenient view. From defining the behavior to personalizing the layout and design, you can tailor the table to perfectly match your client's site. Before you begin: Add and set up the content collection you want to display in the table. Adding and setting up a table Add a table to your client's site from the Add Elements panel. There are several pre-designed tables to choose from, which you can fully customize to your needs. You can then choose the dataset you want to display in the Inspector panel. To add and set up a table: Click Add Elements on the left side of the editor. Click Layout Tools . Click Tables . Drag the design you like onto your page. Connect the table to a content collection: Click the Connect to CMS icon . (In the Inspector) Choose the dataset you want to display in the table. Click Manage Table and set up the table columns: Reorder: Click the Reorder icon next to the relevant column and drag it up or down into place. Change column name: Hover over the relevant column, click the More Actions icon , and select Edit label . Enter the new name and click Done . Delete column: Hover over the relevant column, click the More Actions icon , and select Delete . Manage Connections: Click Manage Connections to change any of the CMS connections. Then click the relevant drop-downs under Connections in the Inspector panel to edit the connections and links. Customizing the table settings Optimize your table functionality from the Table Settings panel. Choose what gets selected when visitors click a table cell, decide how links open and set the date format to your needs. To customize the table settings: Go to your editor . Select the table element. Click the Settings icon and choose from the following options: Clicking selects: Choose what gets selected in the table when visitors click a cell: Nothing , Rows , or Cells . Links open in: If you linked items, choose whether they open in a new window or in the current window. Date format: If you connected a Date field type, choose a format in which the dates display. Working with breakpoints: Your selections in the Settings panel apply to all breakpoints. Designing a table From adjusting fill colors and opacity to fine-tuning borders, corners, and shadows, you have full control over the visual presentation of your table. You can also personalize the text style and formatting for a polished appearance. To design a table: Go to your editor . Select the relevant table. Click the Open Inspector icon at the top right of the editor. Choose what you want to design: Fill color & opacity: Choose the background color and opacity of different parts of the table (e.g. header background , Row background , Table background ). Border: Set the color, size and width of the table border, as well as the dividers. Corners: Make the table corners more round by setting the radius (in px). Shadow: Apply shadow in the color, angle and opacity of your choice. Text: Style and format every piece of text appearing on the table (e.g. Header text , Row text ). (Optional) Set the links in the table to change color on hover: Click Hover under Design . Click the color box next to Link hover color . Adjusting the table layout Taylor the layout of your table so it perfectly fits your content. Customize the table height, row height and column width to your exact needs. Additionally, you can choose to show or hide the table's header, adjust the column direction, and align text for optimal presentation. To adjust the table layout: Go to your editor . Select the relevant table. Click the Layout icon . Choose what you want to adjust: Table height: Decide whether the table should have a set custom height Column width: Set the width of the table columns: Equal: All columns take up the same width. Custom: Click Set Column Width to define the width for each column. You can use the px , percentage (%) or Auto measurements . Show header: Click the toggle to show or hide the table's header (showing the column titles). When it's enabled, you can also set the Header height . Row height: Set the row height in pixels. Direction: Choose whether to display the columns from left to right or right to left. Tip: The column order is based on the way they're organized in the Manage Table panel. Alignment: Align the table text to the left, center or right. Working with breakpoints: Your selections in the Table Layout panel apply to all breakpoints. 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 Meetings: Syncing Personal Calendars with Wix Meetings Sync your personal calendar with Wix Meetings to keep your schedule organized and up to date. When you connect a Google, Microsoft (Outlook or Office 365), or Apple calendar, your availability updates automatically to help prevent double bookings. Times marked as unavailable in your calendar are blocked off, so teammates and clients can easily see when they can’t schedule with you. This shared view makes it easier to plan ahead and coordinate with your team. Before you begin: Make sure to upgrade your site to sync your personal calendar with Wix Meetings. You can sync only one personal calendar at a time. To switch calendars, unsync your current calendar, then connect a different one. When you sync your personal calendar with Wix, busy times from the calendar block off your availability in both Wix Meetings and Wix Bookings. This keeps everything in sync, so you won't get booking requests during times you're already busy. Syncing your Google Calendar Sync your Google Calendar with Wix to have your customers’ meetings appear automatically in your Google Calendar. To sync your Google Calendar: Go to Wix Meetings in your site's dashboard. Click Manage . Click Sync personal calendar . Click Sync next to Google Calendar . (If necessary) Select the Google account you want to connect, then click Allow . Syncing your Apple Calendar When you sync Wix Meetings with your Apple Calendar (iCal), you can view your personal meetings and business sessions in one place. You can choose to import upcoming meetings from Apple Calendar to Wix. Apple requires you to create a specific kind of password to sync your Wix calendar with your Apple calendar. What is an app-specific password? Some personal calendars require you to generate a specific password to sync with Wix. For example, in order to sync your Apple calendar with Wix Meetings, you need to sign in to appleid.apple.com to create a new app-specific password. This password is specifically created so you can sync with Wix Meetings and is part of Apple's additional security. To sync your Apple Calendar: Go to Wix Meetings in your site's dashboard. Click Manage . Click Sync personal calendar . Click Sync next to Apple Calendar . Choose what to do next: Click Generate app-specific password , then follow the prompts to generate a new password. Then copy the password, return to the Wix window, and paste it into the field where prompted. Click I already have one and sign in. Click Sync . Syncing your Microsoft Calendar Sync your Microsoft calendar (Outlook or Office365) with Wix Meetings to view your meetings in one place. To sync your Microsoft Calendar: Go to Wix Meetings in your site's dashboard. Click Manage . Click Sync personal calendar . Click Sync next to Outlook or Office365 . Log in with your Microsoft account details. Click Yes to grant Wix access to your personal calendar. Understanding calendar invites When you sync your personal calendar with Wix Meetings, your meeting confirmations include a calendar invite. This lets you add Wix Meetings to your personal calendar and keep details in sync between you and your clients. Each calendar invite includes: An invite sent to both you and your client. Adds you and your client as participants. Synced response status, so accept and decline updates appear for both sides. Key meeting details, such as the title, location, video conferencing link and passcode (if relevant). Links your client can use to reschedule or cancel. 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 Setting the Minimum and Maximum Nights in Wix Hotels Important: This article refers to the original Wix Hotels app. If you are using the new Wix Hotels by HotelRunner, read this article . Learn how to check which version of Wix Hotels you are using . Make sure you get the bookings you want by setting the minimum and maximum number of nights guests can stay at your property. For example, if you're renting an apartment, you might not want someone to book for a single night. Or you might not want the same person to stay for more than a month. To set the maximum and minimum number of nights: Go to your site's dashboard . Click the Hotels tab on the left. Click the Settings . Scroll down to the Length of Stay section. Enter the minimum number of nights your guests can stay under Min Nights. Enter the maximum number of nights your guests can stay (up to 365 nights) under Max Nights. Click Save . Tip: You can also set the minimum and maximum nights for periods when seasonal rates apply. To learn more, click here . For Channel Manager users: Minimum stay rules are synced with the Channel Manager while maximum stay rules are not. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Managing your customers Wix Smart Chat: Engaging With Live Visitors on Your Site Get notified whenever a new visitor lands on your site and reach out to them directly from your site's dashboard. This is a great way to engage potential customers in real time and turn them into meaningful business leads. You can also open the notification to chat with the visitor in Wix Inbox and view their site activity in one place. Before you begin: To view visitor activity and initiate chats, you must first install Wix Smart Chat on your site . Viewing and chatting with live site visitors See who's browsing your site in real time and chat with live visitors directly from your site's dashboard using Wix Inbox. Note: If the visitor has provided info in the past (e.g. filled out a contact form), their name appears. If they haven't, they appear as "Visitor #". To view and chat with your visitors: Go to your site's dashboard . Click the relevant notification (e.g. "A visitor is on your site now"). In Wix Inbox, choose what you want to do: Chat with the visitor Type your message in the text box. Click Send at the bottom right. Learn more about sending messages from Wix Inbox. View the visitor's site activity At the top of the inbox message you can see all available information about the site visitor including: The site page they're viewing The type of device they're using Note: Hover over the site page to view the device type. How long they've been on your site The number of times they've visited your site Note: Hover over the site time to see visit number. Their location Managing new visitor notifications By default, Wix Smart Chat sends a push notification to your mobile device and a notification in your dashboard each time a new visitor arrives to your site. You can choose where you want to receive new visitor notifications - your dashboard, the Wix app, or both. You can also stop notifications entirely or manage the frequency of the notifications per visitor in Automations. To manage new visitor notifications: Choose where to manage notifications: Dashboard notifications Select which notifications you want to receive for Wix Inbox. You, and all site collaborators with access to Wix Inbox , can adjust these settings individually. Go to Notification Preferences in your dashboard. Click the Dashboard dropdown. Scroll down to Wix Smart Chat . Click the toggle next to New visitor notification to enable or disable the notification. Mobile push notifications Using the Wix app, you can get a notification to your mobile device for every new visitor who is on your site, allowing you to monitor and respond on the go. App notifications are enabled by default, but you can temporarily or permanently disable this notification if you like. Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Inbox at the bottom. Tap the More Actions icon at the top right. Tap Inbox Settings . Tap Notifications Settings . Tap the toggle for Allow All Push Notifications to enable or disable them. Enabled: You'll receive push notifications on your mobile device. Disabled: Select for how long you want to disable notifications for: 8 hours, 1 week, 1 month, 1 year, or permanently. Scroll down to Wix Smart Chat and tap the toggle next to New visitor notification to enable or disable it. Automations Using Wix Automations , you have two options to manage 'New visitor on site' automations. You can either choose to stop or start receiving new visitor notifications across web and mobile, or cap the notifications to once per visitor per chosen interval. Go to Automations in your site's dashboard. Click the App automations tab. Scroll down and find the automation New visitor on site . Tip: Narrow down the list to only Wix Smart Chat automations by clicking Filter and selecting Wix Smart Chat under the Created by dropdown. Choose what you want to do: Activate or deactivate all notifications: Click the More Actions icon and enable or disable the Active toggle. Receive notifications once per visitor per chosen interval: Click the automation to open it. Click Edit at the top right. Click the Wix Smart Chat, New Visitor trigger at the top. Enable the Limit trigger frequency toggle. Choose what to limit in the Limit to once per dropdown. Select the Reset the limit every: checkbox and set an interval using the dropdowns. Click Apply . Click Publish Changes . FAQs Click a question below to learn more. I disabled notifications on mobile but I'm still getting them on web. Is that normal? Yes. The web and mobile notification toggles work independently, so disabling one does not change the other. To stop both, disable both toggles or deactivate the automation. Why am I not receiving new visitor notifications? Follow these troubleshooting steps to check everything is set up correctly so you can receive new visitor notifications: Make sure Wix Smart Chat is set to the relevant chat availability mode that includes the Manual Chat. This feature does not work when the chat availability mode is set to AI Chat 24/7 . Check that the New visitor on site automation is active and that the New visitor notification toggle is enabled for the platform you want to use. (For the mobile devices) Make sure push notifications are enabled for the Wix app on your device. Note: If you are a site collaborator expecting to receive notifications, make sure you have access to both Wix Smart Chat and Wix Inbox. Learn more about roles & permissions. Do my site collaborators also receive these notifications? Yes. Anyone with access to Wix Smart Chat can receive new visitor notifications. This includes collaborators, not only you as the site owner. What other notification types can I manage? You can manage team and personal inbox notifications and site-wide notification preferences for desktop, email, and mobile. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your media Wixel Wixel: Supported File Types and Sizes Wixel allows you to upload a wide range of media file types directly to your projects, like images, video, vector art (SVG) and more. Supported file types and sizes Select a media type below to learn more about the supported file types and file size recommendations and limits. Images Supported files: JPG, PNG, WEBP, PDF. Animated WEBP images are currently not supported and convert to static image. File size limit: 25MB Videos Supported files: AVI, MPEG, MPG, MPE, MP4, MKV, WebM, MOV, OGV, VOB, M4V, 3GP, DivX, XVID, MXF, WMV, M1V, FLV, M2TS File size limit: 20MB. Vector art Supported files: SVG. Make sure the SVG files you upload don't contain embedded images (JPG, PNG, etc.). Check that the SVG files you upload contain visual content, otherwise, the upload will fail. File size limit: 250KB Documents Supported files: PDF. File size limit: 1GB. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about supported media file types and sizes in Wixel. Is there a limit to the number of media files I can upload? No - there's no limit for the number of files you can upload. There is a limit to their total size (see the file sizes limits above). How do different image formats compare? When choosing an image format, it's important to consider the type of image you have and how you plan to use it: PNG: Supports transparent backgrounds and is best for logos, websites photos, social networks (profile pictures, posts, and cover photos). JPG: Best used as images for web design, social networks, and photo portfolios. WEBP: Best for web design and supported by social media platforms. PDF: Best for printing and for sharing designs that need to keep their exact layout. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Promoting your site SEO (get found on Google) Adding SEO Title Tags and Meta Descriptions to Your Pages Meta tags are snippets of text that describe your page’s content. Meta tags are not visible on the page itself. They appear in the page's code and tell search engines how to display the page in search results. Search engines usually use your page's title tag and meta description for its search result. Optimizing these two meta tags can help search engines display the most accurate information for your pages. Important: Search engines may sometimes use other content on your page if they decide that it's a better match for a search query. Understanding title tags Your page's title tag is the title that search engines usually display for your page in search results. For example, your title tag may appear below your page's URL in Google search results. A clear title tag in search results helps potential site visitors decide whether or not to visit your site. Your page's title tag should be clear and concise with a focus on your page’s target keywords. It's also a good idea to include the name of your business or site in the title tag. Here are some more tips for writing effective title tags: Make each page's title tag unique. This helps your site visitors and search engines differentiate between the pages of your site. Make the length of your title tag less than 60 characters. Search engines often trim title tags that are longer than this. Use the pipe sign | to distinguish different parts of your title. If you own a local business, we recommend using the following format: Keyword | Location | Brand Name . Including the location can help search engines know to display your site to searchers in your area. An example of this is: "Nature Photography | Seattle | Daniel Forest". If you do not have a local business, use the following format: Keyword | Brand Name . An example of this is: "Nature Photography | Daniel Forest". You can also add symbols and emojis to your page's title tag. Want to learn more about writing title tags? Check out our video about writing great title tags in the Wix SEO Learning Hub . Understanding meta descriptions Your page's meta description is the description that search engines usually display for your page in search results. For example, it's the description that displays below your page's title tag in Google search results. Your page's meta description gives your potential site visitors a summary of what your page is about before they visit it. You should make each page's meta description unique to help your site visitors decide if your page contains what they're looking for. Here are some more tips for writing effective meta descriptions: Make your meta description between 50-160 characters long so that it displays correctly in search results. For example, Google usually trims meta descriptions at around 160 characters. Use your target keywords in the meta description. For example, here is a meta description for a nature photography business: "Explore Daniel Forest’s breathtaking shots of Seattle’s mountain views and winter wildlife". Add a call to action to your description. For example, "Learn how to take your own beautiful photographs of the world around you". You can also add symbols and emojis to your page's meta description. AI bots rely on an accurate meta description when summarizing your page, so describe it clearly instead of stuffing keywords. Want to learn more about writing meta descriptions? Check out our article about writing great meta descriptions in the Wix SEO Learning Hub . Adding title tags and meta descriptions to your pages You can add a title tag and meta description to a page in your site's SEO panel . To add a title tag and meta description: Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click Pages & Menu on the left side of the editor. Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant page. Click SEO basics . Enter your title tag under Title tag (title in search results) . Enter your meta description under Meta description (description in search results) . Click Publish at the top right of the editor. Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click Pages on the left side of the editor. Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant page. Click SEO Basics . Enter your title tag under Title tag (title in search results) . Enter your meta description under Meta description (description in search results) . Click Publish at the top right of the editor. Wix Harmony Editor Go to your editor . Click the Page dropdown at the top left of the page. Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant page. Hover over SEO and accessibility and click SEO . Click Set title tag . Enter your title tag under Title tag . Click Apply . Click Add meta description . Enter your title tag under Meta description . Click Apply . Click Publish at the top right of the editor. Important: Search engines will update your page's title tag and meta description the next time that they crawl your site. If you want to try to speed up the process, you can submit your page's URL to search engines . FAQs Click a question below to learn more about adding SEO title tags and meta descriptions to your pages. Is there another way I can improve my site’s titles and descriptions for SEO? You can use the Wix SEO Setup Checklist to review your site’s content and get guidance on creating titles and descriptions that are unique and relevant. This helps search engines understand your site and can increase your chances of being found online. Learn more about the SEO Setup Checklist . How can I get ideas for my title tags and meta descriptions? You can use the AI Text Creator to automatically generate suggestions for your title tags and meta descriptions. Why does Google sometimes show a different meta description than the one I wrote? Search engines like Google sometimes create their own meta descriptions for your page. This can happen when search engines think that some other content on your page is a better match to the searcher's keywords. It can also happen if they decide that your meta description does not accurately describe your page. Can I add title tags and meta descriptions to pages other than my homepage? Yes, you can add title tags and meta descriptions to product and category pages in Wix Stores, blog posts and categories, Wix Bookings services, Online Programs service pages, and Wix Events pages. This improves your site’s SEO across different parts of your website. Learn how to add meta tags to these pages . 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 Discounts, gift cards, & incentives Troubleshooting: Customers are Unable to Apply Coupon There are a number of reasons why a customer may be unable to enter or apply a coupon code. Follow the steps below to identify and resolve the most common causes. Check the visibility of the promo code Customers can enter codes in the Cart page, the Side Cart, and the Checkout page. The promo code option is always visible on the Checkout page. However, if you hid the promo code option, or selected a color that is the same or very similar to your site's background color, the option is hidden or hard to see. You can fix this problem by making sure the promo code option is enabled and the font color you chose is a suitable one. Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click Pages & Menu on the left side of the editor. Select the relevant business solution ( Store Pages , Bookings Pages , etc.) or select Cart & Thank You . Select Cart Page or Side Cart . Click the Cart Page or Side Cart element on your page. Click Settings . Click the Settings tab. Select the Promo code checkbox. Select a color that makes the link visible: Click the Design tab. Click the Links color selector. Select a color that contrasts with the background color. Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click Pages on the left side of the editor. Select Cart Page or Side Cart under the relevant business solution ( Store Pages , Bookings Pages , etc.) or under Cart & Thank You . Click the Cart Page or Side Cart element on your page. Click Settings . Click the Settings tab. Select the Promo code checkbox. Select a color that makes the link visible: Click the Design tab. Click the Links color selector. Select a color that contrasts with the background color. Wix Harmony Editor Go to your editor . Click the Page dropdown at the top left of the page. Select Cart Page or Side Cart under the relevant business solution ( Store Pages , Bookings Pages , etc.) or under Cart & Thank You . Click the Cart Page or Side Cart element on your page. To display the promo code option: Click the Display elements icon on the action bar. Select the checkbox next to Promo code . To select a visible color for the link: Click the Settings icon on the action bar. Click the Design tab. Click the Links color selector. Select a color that contrasts with the background. Check if the coupon is out-of-date When you create a coupon, you have the option of limiting when it can be used. For example, you can create a "June Sale" coupon and make it active from June 1 to June 30. Customers who try to use it outside those dates cannot apply the coupon. If you choose to do so, you can edit the dates to make the coupon valid. To edit the start or end date: Go to Coupons in your site's dashboard. (Optional) Filter your coupons: Click Filter . Select Expired under Status . Select the relevant coupon. Edit the end date. Click Save . Make sure the coupon is activated If you deactivated a coupon and a customer tries to use it, it is not accepted. You can reactivate a coupon at any time. To activate a coupon: Go to Coupons in your site's dashboard. (Optional) Filter your coupons: Click Filter . Select Not active under Status . Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant coupon. Select Activate . Check if the coupon reached its usage limit When you create a coupon, you can limit the number of times it can be used in two ways: limit the total usage (e.g. the first 50 people get a discount) or you can limit it to one use per person. If a coupon has been used beyond the allowed number of times, customers will not be able to apply it. To remove usage limits: Go to Coupons in your site's dashboard. Select the relevant coupon. Select an option: Remove limitations: Deselect the checkbox to remove any limitations you placed on the coupon. Edit the total number of uses: Edit the number of times the coupon can be used. Click Save . Check if the customer added a blank space If a customer adds an extra space in your coupon (e.g. March Madness instead of MarchMadness), the coupon becomes invalid. To resolve this issue, tell your customer to copy and paste the coupon code without making any changes. Notes: Coupons are not case-sensitive. When a coupon is applied to an order purchased with the manual payment method , the number of available coupons (if limited), updates when you change the order status to "Paid". Video tutorial This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit