< Back Using the Wix mobile apps Managing your site with the Wix app Wix App: Renaming Your Site From the Wix app, you can change the name of your site on the go. Changing the name of your site in the Wix app also updates it in your site dashboard. To rename a site: Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Mobile App . Tap Edit . Tap Change Header Design . Tap Customize . Enter the new site name under Title . Tap Save . Tip: Edit the details and design of your header such as adding a catchy tagline, your business logo and a cover photo. 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 Multi-currency: Understanding Payment Details With Multi-currency enabled, your customers can shop and pay in the currency that works best for them. All balances, reports, and payouts for multi-currency payments with Wix Payments appear in your site’s main currency, making it easy to track sales. Before you begin: Multi-currency features and payment details described here apply only to Wix Payments. If you have PayPal or Stripe connected as a third-party provider, check your provider’s terms for multi-currency payments for more details. For multi-currency transactions, a processing fee, a currency conversion fee, and, if applicable, a cross-border fee apply. For a breakdown of fees by country and payment method, see Wix Payments fees by country . Exchange rates, provided by XE , are determined at the time of each payment, refund, or chargeback. For Subscriptions, the rate remains fixed from the initial purchase and does not update with currency fluctuations. Getting paid in your main currency Customers view prices and pay in the supported currency they select from the currency converter. When your customer pays using one of your connected payment methods with Wix Payments, the amount is automatically converted to your site’s main currency to determine your payout. You receive your payout in your main currency, regardless of your customer’s selected currency. The payment details page displays: The amount your customer paid (in your customer’s currency) The converted amount (in your main currency), along with the applied exchange rate The total fees applied to the transaction, which include a cross-border fee, currency conversion fee and a processing fee (which depends on the payment method) Refunds and chargebacks If you issue a refund or a chargeback is processed, your customer receives the money back in the same currency they used for their original payment. Your Wix Payments balance is deducted in your main currency, using the current exchange rate at the time of refund or chargeback. The exchange rate used for a refund or chargeback may be different from the exchange rate at the time of the original transaction. What happens if I don’t have enough balance to cover a refund? If your balance in your main currency isn’t enough to cover a refund, you’ll see a prompt to add funds to your account. You need to add enough funds before the refund can be processed. How fees work with Multi-currency payments When you accept multi-currency payments with Wix Payments, standard processing fees, currency conversion fees, and cross border fees (if applicable) apply for each transaction. All of these are grouped together as “Fees” in your Payment Details. You can see the total fee amount deducted for each transaction in the Fees field, but the individual components are not itemized separately. The total will include: Processing fee: The standard fee based on the payment method (e.g., in the US 2.9% + 0.30 USD for Debit and Credit Cards excl. American Express). Currency conversion fee: A fee for converting your customer’s payment from one currency to another (e.g., in the US it is 1%). Cross-border fee (if applicable) : An additional fee charged when the customer’s card was issued in a different country than your business location. (e.g., in the US it is 1.5%). FAQs Click a question below to learn more about Multi-currency payments. Where can I see the full payment details for transactions made with third-party providers? Multi-currency payment details, including fees and net payout, are only available for transactions processed with Wix Payments. For transactions processed with third-party providers (e.g., PayPal or Stripe), please reach out to your provider. Does the customer always get refunded in their original currency? Yes. With Wix Payments, all refunds and chargebacks are reimbursed to the customer in the currency they used for their original payment. Will currency conversion affect my payouts? Yes. Payouts are always delivered in your main currency. The payment your customer made is converted using the XE exchange rate at the time of the transaction. For Subscriptions, the exchange rate is fixed from your customer’s initial purchase, so your net payout amount may change. A processing fee applies, as well as a currency conversion fee and, if applicable, a cross-border fee. Can I see which exchange rate was used for a transaction? Yes. The conversion rate is shown next to the converted amount in your payment details. 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: Creating Discount Coupons Offer your clients discount coupons to promote loyalty and increase bookings. Choose from either a price discount coupon (e.g. $10 off) or set up a percentage discount coupon (e.g. 20% off). Clients can apply the coupon codes at checkout to take advantage of your offers. Note: Clients cannot apply booking coupons to free services, services with a custom price, or services paid with a pricing plan. Learn how to: Set up a price discount coupon (e.g. $10 off) Set up a percentage discount coupon (e.g. 20% off) What's next? Send an email newsletter with your coupon code. Send coupons to clients directly from your Wix Inbox. Use Wix Automations to automatically send coupons to clients when they take specific actions (e.g. after booking a service). 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: Connecting the Media Gallery Collection Field Type to a Pro Gallery The media gallery field type allows you to store multiple images and videos for each item in your CMS collection. After adding this field type, add the media associated with each individual collection item. To display these images and videos on your site, connect a Pro Gallery to a dataset that binds to your media gallery field. This type of setup is ideal for dynamic item pages that are meant for showcasing details about a particular collection item. Alternatively: If you want your gallery to display images from several different collection items rather than showing multiple images for a single item, connect the gallery to the Image field type. The Image field connection is ideal for dynamic list pages and static pages. You can connect Pro Galleries to the media gallery field on static pages too. For example, you could connect a Pro Gallery on your home page to the media gallery field type. Then connect navigational buttons that allow visitors to cycle through each collection item, viewing several images in the gallery for each item. You could also add a filter to the dataset to only include certain items, or add a sort that determines the order in which the previous/next items appear. Step 1 | Add a media gallery field to your collection Add a media gallery field type to your collection, then add images or videos for each collection item. Then organize your media items and add information about each image or video. To add a media gallery field: Go to CMS in your site's dashboard. Alternatively, you can click CMS in your Editor. Click the relevant collection. Add the media gallery field to the collection: Click Manage Fields . Click + New Field . Click the Media gallery field. Click Choose Field Type . (Optional) Enter a name for the field. Click Save . Add and organize your media in the media gallery field: Click the Media Gallery field in your collection next to the relevant item. Click the Add Media icon . Click + Add Media . Use the tabs on the left to choose media or click + Upload Media to upload new media. Click Add to Item . Select an item and enter a title, description, and alt text on the right. (Optional) Click Add Link at the bottom right to link the item to a URL. Then enter a URL and choose how you want the link to open when clicked: New tab or Current tab . Click Save . Repeat steps 4f-4g above for each media item. (Optional) Drag the media items to reorder them. You can also click Arrange by to order the items by title or file name. Click Save at the bottom right. Repeat steps 3-4 above for each item in your collection. See the next section to learn about other features you can use in the media gallery manager. Step 2 | (Optional) Manage the media for each item While managing the media for each collection item, you can choose the order in which new uploads are added, set focal points on images, and more. To manage the media in your media gallery field: Go to CMS in your site's dashboard. Alternatively, you can click CMS in your Editor. Click the relevant collection. Click the relevant media gallery field and select Manage media . Choose what you want to do: Add media: Click + Add Media , select the files you want to add and click Add to Item . Choose a default order and names: Click the Settings icon at the top right and choose from the options: New media is added to: Choose whether new media you upload is added to the beginning or end of the gallery. Name for new media: Choose to leave the names of new media files empty or to name them the same as the file names. Reorder: Drag the media items to reorder them. You can also click Arrange by to order the items by title or file name. Click and drag a media item to reorder it. Select all: Click Select All to select each media item. Delete: Select the relevant image or video and click Delete . Replace: Select the relevant media item and click Replace Media on the right. Then choose the image or video you want to choose and select Add to Item . Adjust focal point: Select the relevant item and click the Adjust Focal Point icon . Then select the part of the image or video you want to highlight. Add info: Select the relevant item and enter a title, description, and alt text in the fields on the right. Link: Select the relevant item and click Add Link at the bottom right to link the item to a URL. Then enter a URL and choose how you want the link to open when clicked: New tab or Current tab . Then click Save . Step 3 | Connect a Pro Gallery to the media gallery field Add a Pro Gallery to your site if you do not already have one to display the media in. This type of gallery setup is ideal for dynamic item pages as it can show multiple images or videos for a single item. Connect your gallery to a dataset that connects to your collection. Then connect to the Media Gallery field you just set up. Wix Editor Go to your editor . Go to the page where you want to add a gallery that displays media for one collection item at a time. Click Add Elements on the left side of the editor. Click Gallery . Click and drag the relevant Pro Gallery onto your page. Remove the default images from the gallery: Click Manage Media on the gallery. Click Select All , then click Delete . Click Done . Click the Connect to CMS icon . Create a new dataset to connect or choose an existing dataset: Create a new dataset: Click Create Dataset . If you already have a dataset on your page, click the Choose a dataset drop-down and select Create a New Dataset . Click the Choose a collection drop-down and select the relevant collection. (Optional) Click the Dataset name field and enter a name for the dataset. Click Create . Click the Choose a dataset drop-down again and select the relevant (Media Gallery) field under the dataset. Connect an existing dataset: Click the Choose a dataset drop-down. Select the relevant (Media Gallery) field under the relevant dataset. (Optional) If you connected to a regular dataset, rather than a dynamic page dataset, add a filter to the dataset to control which item's media displays. If using navigational buttons to cycle through items, you can add a sort condition to control the order in which the previous/next items load. Click the Pro Gallery element and select Settings to customize your gallery's layout, design, and more. Learn more about customizing your Pro Gallery . Tip: You can use the gallery's built-in 'Load More' button in the layout settings to restrict the number of images or videos displayed on the page before visitors click to see more. Studio Editor Go to your editor . Go to the page where you want to add a gallery that displays media for one collection item at a time. Click Add Elements on the left side of the editor. Click Gallery . Remove the default images from the gallery: Click Manage Media on the gallery. Click Select All , then click Delete . Click Done . Click the Connect to CMS icon . Create a new dataset to connect or choose an existing dataset: Create a new dataset: Click Create Dataset . If you already have a dataset on your page, click the Choose a dataset drop-down and select Create a New Dataset . Click the Choose a collection drop-down and select the relevant collection. (Optional) Click the Dataset name field and enter a name for the dataset. Click Create . Click the Image sources connect to drop-down and select the relevant (Media Gallery) field. Connect an existing dataset: Click the Choose a dataset drop-down and select the relevant dataset. Click the Image sources connect to drop-down and select the relevant (Media Gallery) field. (Optional) If you connected to a regular dataset, rather than a dynamic page dataset, add a filter to the dataset to control which item's media displays. If using navigational buttons to cycle through items, you can add a sort condition to control the order in which the previous/next items load. Click the Pro Gallery element and select Settings to customize your gallery's layout, design, and more. Learn more about customizing your Pro Gallery . Tip: You can use the gallery's built-in 'Load More' button in the layout settings to restrict the number of images or videos displayed on the page before visitors click to see more. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Bookings: Hiding the Number of Session Participants in the Wix Member Apps You can choose to hide the number of registered participants for a class or service in the Wix member apps. When hidden, members only see if the class or service is full or available to be booked. Tip: You (the site owner) can still see the number of participants registered for a session. To hide the number of participants registered for a session: Go to your site in the Wix app . Tap Manage at the bottom. Scroll down to Settings and tap Bookings Settings . Tap Customize Display . Tap to disable the Show Occupancy toggle. Tap Save . 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: Uninstalling Zoom As your needs change, you may wish to switch your video conferencing (VC) service provider from Zoom to another app such as Google Meet or Skype. Important: If you disconnect your main VC account, VC links won't appear for any sessions, even if your staff have their own individual VC accounts. To uninstall the Zoom app: Go to Manage Apps in your site's dashboard. Click the More Actions icon next to the Zoom app. Click Delete . Select your reason for deleting the app from the dialogue box. Click Delete App . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Creating a logo for your business Wix Logo: Connecting and Disconnecting a Logo Important: This feature is not yet available to all users. Connect an existing logo to any site in your Wix account and manage all of your logos by connecting or disconnecting logos as you need them. Connecting your site helps organize multiple logos in your account and provides easy access to the logo editor. Connecting a logo does not add it to your site or business info. Learn more about adding your logo in your editor and to your business info . Connecting a logo Go to Logo & Brand in your site's dashboard. Click Connect Existing Logo . Note : If you already have a logo connected to your site, you'll need to disconnect it first before connecting another logo. Select your desired logo and click Connect . Disconnecting a logo Go to Logo & Brand in your site's dashboard. Click the More Actions icon at the top of the page. Click Disconnect from site . Click Disconnect . Note : Your logo is still available for future use in My Logos & Brands . FAQs Click a question to learn more about logos and brands. Where can I access all of my logos? You can access all your existing logos through My Logos & Brands . Can I connect my logo to more than one site? No. It is only possible to connect a logo to one site. Can I connect more than one logo to a site? No. It is only possible to have one logo connected to a site. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Advanced features CMS CMS: Adding and Setting Up a Dataset A dataset serves as the bridge that connects elements on your page to the content in your CMS (Content Management System) collection. Use datasets to create a two-way connection for displaying collection content, storing user input values in your collection, or both. You can control which items appear, the order in which they display, and how many can load at a time from your dataset settings. This article walks you through adding and setting up a dataset first, then connecting page elements to it. Alternatively, you can create the dataset when connecting supported elements to your collection . Before you begin: Make sure to add the CMS to your site if you haven't already. Step 1 | Add a dataset In your editor, go to the page in which you want to connect elements to a CMS collection and add a dataset. If you want to use the dataset to collect visitor submissions, choose the form dataset. Wix Editor Go to your editor and navigate to the relevant page. Click CMS on the left. Click Add Content Elements . Click the dataset type you want to add: Dataset: Add a dataset to connect page elements so they can display content from your collection. By default, this dataset is set to 'Read' mode . Form dataset: Add a dataset configured to accept form submissions from site visitors. By default, this dataset is set to 'Write' mode . Studio Editor Go to your editor and navigate to the relevant page. Click CMS on the left. Click Add Content Elements . Click the dataset type you want to add: Dataset: Add a dataset to connect page elements so they can display content from your collection. By default, this dataset is set to 'Read' mode . Form dataset: Add a dataset configured to accept form submissions from site visitors. By default, this dataset is set to 'Write' mode . Step 2 | Connect the dataset to a collection Choose which collection you want to connect your dataset to. You will use this collection to either display content on your page elements, capture visitor inputs, or both. Wix Editor Click the Choose a collection drop-down and select the collection you want to connect. Tip: Select Create Collection to create a new collection . (Optional) Click the Dataset name field to edit the name of the dataset. Click Create . Studio Editor Click the Choose a collection drop-down and select the collection you want to connect. Tip: Select Create Collection to create a new collection .. (Optional) Click the Dataset name field to edit the name of the dataset. Click Create . Step 3 | Edit the dataset settings Adjust your dataset settings to fine-tune how the connected collection content interacts with the page elements you'll connect to the dataset. Start by setting permissions to control who can view or modify content on your live site. Choose the dataset mode to determine if it can read, write, or do both. Edit the maximum items per load and configure performance settings for optimal loading. You can also add filters and sorts to manage which items display, and in what order. Wix Editor (Optional) Click the permission type next to Permissions to determine who can view, add, update, or delete the collection's content. (Optional) Click the Dataset name field if you need to edit the name of the dataset. (Velo only) Click the Dataset ID field to edit the ID used to identify the dataset in your page's code. Click the Dataset mode drop-down and select the relevant option: Read: Connected elements can read and display content from your collection. The elements cannot modify the collection content. Write: Connected elements cannot display content from the collection. Input elements can add content to the collection but cannot modify the collection's existing content. Read & Write: Connected elements can display content from your collection. Input elements can add or edit content in your collection. Edit the Items per load field to set the maximum number of items that can load at a time . (Coding only) Select the relevant checkboxes under Performance : Fetch after the page loads: The dataset's data is fetched only after the rest of the page has finished loading. This means the initial rendering of the page will not be blocked by this dataset, making the page load faster. We recommend this option when elements displaying the data are not initially visible. For example, if they require scrolling into view or opening a section. Fetch pages using cursors: The dataset will load initial and subsequent data using sequential cursors. This makes data loading faster at the expense of only allowing navigation between next and previous pages of data. Navigating between different pages with a pagination bar or 'Next/Previous page' dataset actions is not available with this option. Fetch only connected fields: The dataset loads only the fields that are connected to the elements on the page. Disconnected fields and collection data accessed by code are excluded, which can significantly enhance performance by reducing unnecessary data fetching. This setting is particularly useful for optimizing load times, especially on pages with complex datasets. (Optional) Click + Add Filter to add a dataset filter that includes or excludes certain items from displaying in the dataset's connected elements. (Optional) Add a dataset sort to control the order in which the connected items display. Choose how you want to sort the items: Sort by field value: Click Add new sort in the Sort section. Tip: To edit an existing sort condition, hover over it, click the More Actions icon and select Edit . Click the Field drop-down and select the field you want to sort. Click the Order drop-down and choose the order in which you want the content to appear. Click Add Sort . Sort by random order: Click Other in the Sort section. Enable the Random order toggle. Tip: Alternatively, you can display items in the same order as they appear in your collection view by enabling 'Mirror on Site' . If you've enabled 'Mirror on Site', you can add sorts to the dataset to override the order used in your collection. (Optional) Enable the Show on all pages toggle under Advanced Settings to use the dataset globally across all site pages. This allows you to connect elements in your header or footer to your CMS collection. Note: Adding many global datasets may slow your site's performance. Studio Editor (Optional) Click the permission type next to Permissions to determine who can view, add, update, or delete the collection's content. (Optional) Click the Dataset name field if you need to edit the name of the dataset. (Velo only) Click the Dataset ID field to edit the ID used to identify the dataset in your page's code. Click the Dataset mode drop-down and select the relevant option: Read: Connected elements can read and display content from your collection. The elements cannot modify the collection content. Write: Connected elements cannot display content from the collection. Input elements can add content to the collection but cannot modify the collection's existing content. Read & Write: Connected elements can display content from your collection. Input elements can add or edit content in your collection. Edit the Items per load field to set the maximum number of items that can load at a time . (Coding only) Select the relevant checkboxes under Performance : Fetch after the page loads: The dataset's data is fetched only after the rest of the page has finished loading. This means the initial rendering of the page will not be blocked by this dataset, making the page load faster. We recommend this option when elements displaying the data are not initially visible. For example, if they require scrolling into view or opening a section. Fetch pages using cursors: The dataset will load initial and subsequent data using sequential cursors. This makes data loading faster at the expense of only allowing navigation between next and previous pages of data. Navigating between different pages with a pagination bar or 'Next/Previous page' dataset actions is not available with this option. Fetch only connected fields: The dataset loads only the fields that are connected to the elements on the page. Disconnected fields and collection data accessed by code are excluded, which can significantly enhance performance by reducing unnecessary data fetching. This setting is particularly useful for optimizing load times, especially on pages with complex datasets. (Optional) Click + Add Filter to add a dataset filter that includes or excludes certain items from displaying in the dataset's connected elements. (Optional) Add a dataset sort to control the order in which the connected items display. Choose how you want to sort the items: Sort by field value: Click Add new sort in the Sort section. Tip: To edit an existing sort condition, hover over it, click the More Actions icon and select Edit . Click the Field drop-down and select the field you want to sort. Click the Order drop-down and choose the order in which you want the content to appear. Click Add Sort . Sort by random order: Click Other in the Sort section. Enable the Random order toggle. Tip: Alternatively, you can display items in the same order as they appear in your collection view by enabling 'Mirror on Site' . If you've enabled 'Mirror on Site', you can add sorts to the dataset to override the order used in your collection. Note: Currently, in the Studio Editor, it is not possible set datasets to show on all pages. This would allow you to connect global sections, such as the header or footer, to CMS collection content. If you would like to see this feature in the future, click here and vote for it . Step 4 | Connect page elements to the dataset Now it's time to connect the page elements to your dataset so they can read or write content. You'll see different connection options depending on the element you connect. If you're connecting an image or a button, you can choose click actions to determine what happens when visitors click them (e.g. 'Load More', 'Submit', 'Next item'). Wix Editor In your editor, select the element you want to connect to the dataset. Click the Connect to CMS icon . Click the Choose a dataset drop-down and select the dataset you want to connect. Click the relevant drop-down menus under Connections and choose the collection fields or dataset actions you want to connect to each part of the element. The connection options vary depending on the type of element you connect . Click Preview to test your CMS connections. Click Publish if you are ready to make the changes go live. Studio Editor In your editor, select the element you want to connect to the dataset. Click the Connect to CMS icon . Click the Choose a dataset drop-down and select the dataset you want to connect. Click the relevant drop-down menus under Connections and choose the collection fields or dataset actions you want to connect to each part of the element. The connection options vary depending on the type of element you connect . Click the Preview icon at the top right to test your CMS connections. Click Publish if you are ready to make the changes go live. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about setting up datasets. How do I control how much content appears in repeaters and galleries? For repeaters and galleries linked to datasets, the Items per load dataset field controls how much content can load at a time. This is also the maximum items that load when visitors click 'Load More' buttons, 'Next/Previous Page' buttons, and pagination bars (Wix Editor only). Learn more about: Displaying collection content in repeaters . Displaying collection content in galleries . Can my dataset display content from different collections? Yes. You can use reference fields to associate an item in one collection with an item in another collection. For example, in a "Songs" collection you could reference a field from another "Artists" collection to display both the artist and the song title in the dataset's connected element. Learn more about using reference fields in your collections . Can I connect text elements to show the total items in a collection? Yes. You can connect text elements to the dataset item count to display the total number of items in the collection. If you filter out items in the dataset settings, these items don't count towards the total. For example, if your collection has 10 items and the dataset filter excludes 2 items, the dataset item count is 8 since 10-2=8. The same concept applies if you have input elements that allow site visitors to filter the content they see. When visitors use the filters to exclude items, the item count changes to reflect the new total items retrieved by the dataset. Can I control the order in which the items display on my live site from my collection? Yes. You can enable the " Mirror on Site " feature to apply the order of your collection view to connected site elements. Keep in mind that any sorts added to datasets override the order set in the mirrored collection view. How do I link buttons or images to an item's dynamic item page? Connect buttons or images to the dataset to link them to an item's dedicated dynamic item page. Click the relevant button or image and select the Connect to CMS icon . Then connect the element to the relevant dataset and select the relevant dynamic item page from the Click action connects to drop-down (use the Link connects to drop-down for images). Learn more about linking buttons to dynamic pages . How do I create a 'Load More' button? 'Load More' buttons allow visitors to click to load more items in repeaters or galleries connected to datasets. The total maximum items that can load at a time is determined by the Items per load field in the dataset settings. You can set this field to show up to 1,000 items at a time. To create a 'Load More' button, add a button or image, connect it to the dataset and set the element's click action to Load more . Learn how to add a 'Load More' button to a: Repeater on a dynamic list page. Gallery on a dynamic list page. Note: If you connect a pro gallery to your collection's 'Media Gallery' field type , you can use the gallery's built-in 'Load More' button to restrict the number of images or videos displayed on the page. For directions, see the question below titled: Why doesn't my pro gallery's 'Load More' button respond to the dataset settings? Why doesn't my pro gallery's 'Load More' button respond to the dataset settings? The pro gallery has a built-in 'Load More' button that can restrict the number of media items displayed in the gallery. If you enable this 'Load More' button in the gallery's layout settings, it uses these settings to determine when to appear and how many more images load. With the gallery's built-in 'Load More' button, the dataset's Items per load setting determines the aggregate total maximum items that can load in the gallery. However, it no longer determines how many items initially load in the gallery or how many additional items load when visitors click this 'Load More' button. Consider the type of collection field your gallery connects to when deciding which 'Load More' button to use: Image field type: If your gallery connects to an image field used to display only 1 image per collection item, create a 'Load More' button that connects to the dataset. View the steps in the FAQ above to learn how. Media gallery field type: If your gallery connects to a media gallery field used to display several images per collection item, use the gallery's built-in 'Load More' button. Learn how to enable the 'Load More' button in the pro gallery's custom layout settings . Can I add 'Next' and 'Previous' buttons for visitors to cycle through items? Yes, you can create navigational buttons or images visitors can click to browse other collection items. To create 'Next' and 'Previous' buttons: Add buttons or images and connect them to the same dataset that connects to the page elements displaying your collection items. In the dataset settings, connect the dataset action according to the type of page: Dynamic list pages: Set the Click action connects to field to Next page or Previous page . When visitors click the buttons, the next or previous 'page' of items loads in the connected repeater or gallery. The Items per load field determines the maximum items per 'page'. Dynamic item pages: Set the Click action connects to field to Next dynamic page or Previous dynamic page . When visitors click the buttons, they navigate to the next or previous item's version of the page at the item's dedicated dynamic URL . Static pages: Set the dataset's Click action connects to field to Next item or Previous item . When visitors click the buttons, the dataset's connected elements change to reflect the next or previous item retrieved by the dataset. Learn more about the various click actions you can set for buttons and images . Can I add a pagination bar to repeaters and galleries? Yes, you can add a pagination bar to give visitors a way to navigate to different 'pages' of items on your dynamic list page. Add a pagination bar and connect it to the same dataset that your repeater or gallery connects to. Then adjust the Items per load field to set the maximum items that appear in each 'page' of items. What does enabling the 'Random order' toggle do? When you turn on the Random order toggle, your collection items are displayed in a randomized order within connected site elements like repeaters or galleries. The exact way the order is generated depends on your page's caching settings: If site caching is enabled: The randomized order is created when your site page is first cached. All visitors see the same random order until your collection content changes or the cache is refreshed. The order only updates after you update your collection (such as adding or removing an item) or when the cache is cleared. For example: If you’re running a featured products gallery, every visitor sees the same shuffled product lineup until you add new products or update your collection. If site caching is disabled: A new random order is generated each time someone visits or reloads the page. Every visitor may see a different item order on every visit or refresh. For example: A testimonial section will display customer quotes in a fresh, randomized order every time a visitor lands on the page or reloads it. Learn how to turn on or off caching for your site 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 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