< Back Advanced features Test Site Test Sites: Creating a Test Site Publish a version of your site (a test site) to a percentage of your site visitors. This is a great way to test new features on your site or get feedback on changes you have made before publishing to 100% of visitors. Step 1 | Create your test site Go to your site's editor to create a test site based on your most recent edits. Note: You can only create a test site after your site has been published at least once. Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click Site on the top bar. Click Deploy Test Site . Note: Your test site opens in a new window. Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click the arrow next to the Preview icon at the top right. Click Preview as Test Site . Click Create Test Site in the pop-up to confirm. Note: Your test site opens in a new window. Note: This changes your preview preference, so the test site opens every time you click the preview icon. You can always click the arrow (step 2) to change your preference back to Preview in editor . Wix Harmony Editor Go to your editor . Click the Wix dropdown at the top left of the editor. Hover over Site Actions and select Preview as Test Site . Note: Your test site opens in a new window. Step 2 | Set the exposure for your test site Choose what percentage of your site's audience should see the test site. To set the exposure: Go to the Release Manager in your site's dashboard. Click the More Actions icon next to your test site. Click Edit exposure . (Optional) Edit the exposure label. Enter the exposure percentage as a value between 0-100. Click 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 Need more help? Known Issues Facebook Policy Changes Affecting Facebook Like and Comment Widget in EU We are aware that a recent change to Facebook's Policy concerning their Like Button for the Web, which is affecting both the Like and Comment Widget in the EU. As a result of this change, the widgets will not be visible on the site unless the visitor is currently logged into their Facebook account. If you would like to read more about this change from Facebook, you can do so here . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Studio, Partners & Enterprise Wix Studio Studio Editor: Managing and Customizing Basic Buttons A basic button contains text, making it a minimalist, clear call-to-action for visitors to your client's site. You can manage the button's settings and customize its design to ensure it continues to complement the site's look, and encourage interaction. Important: This article refers to old buttons (basic buttons). These buttons are no longer available to add in the Add Elements panel. However, you can manage any existing old buttons with the steps in this article. We recently released our new one button component that has a wide variety of customization options. Learn how to add and set up a new button . How do I know which button I have? Old (basic) buttons display only text, and styled buttons can display both text and icons. You can check which you have by clicking the button in your editor: Basic buttons: The Change Text option is displayed. Styled buttons: The Settings option is displayed. Managing a button's settings You can change where the button links to at any time. You can also update the text to reflect the button's action. To adjust your button settings: Go to your editor . Select the button. Choose what you want to adjust: Change the text Click Change Text . Enter your new text under Text . Tip: Basic buttons don't have the option to show an icon, but you can enter symbols (e.g., X , + , > ) to create a similar effect. Link the button Buttons can lead to other parts of the site (e.g., pages, anchors, popups), external web pages and even actions like sending your client an email or making a phone call to their number. Click the Link icon . Select a link type on the left. Add the relevant link information. Click Done . Customizing the design of a button Design the button to make it look how you want. You can select a different fill color, add a shadow and adjust other settings like spacing and text formatting to update its look. To customize a button: Select the button in your editor. Choose what you want to customize: Design the button You can tailor the design of a basic button for 2 different states: Regular or Hover . Change settings like the background color, border, or the shape of the button's corners. Click the Open Inspector icon at the top right of the editor. Scroll down to Design . Select the state you want to design: Regular or Hover . Design the button using the available options: Fill Color & Opacity: Change the button's background color and adjust its opacity. Border: Choose a color for the border, and set its opacity and width (in px*). Corners: Set the radius of the button's corners (in px*) to make them more round or square. You can set the same radius for all corners, or click the Unlock icon to customize them separately. Shadow: Add and customize a shadow to give the button a 3D effect. Text: Adjust the look and formatting of the button text. Spacing: Set the spacing between the text and the button's borders. Adjust the button's layout Change the button's alignment, positioning and spacing so the text and / or icon look exactly how you want. Click the Layout icon . Adjust the settings as needed: Direction: Select whether the button reads Left to right , or Right to left . Alignment: Align the text to the left, center or right of the button. You can set an indent on the text with the Left or Right options. Tip: You can also adjust the corners of the button by dragging the radius handle on the canvas. 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 Music Apps: Adding and Setting Up the Bandsintown App Important: The BandsIntown app is no longer available for new installations. With the Bandsintown app, fans can RSVP and buy tickets to your upcoming shows directly from your site. The app automatically displays upcoming events and direct ticket links from your Bandsintown profile. Visitors can also share their interest in your shows on their social media. Step 1 | Add the Bandsintown app to your site Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click Add Apps on the left side of the editor. Search for the Bandsintown app in the search bar. Click Add to Site . Click Agree & Add to confirm. Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click App Market on the left side of the editor. Search for the Bandsintown app in the search bar. Click Add to Site . Click Agree & Add to confirm. Dashboard Go to the Wix App Market in your site's dashboard. Search for the Bandsintown app in the search bar. Click Add to Site . Select the relevant site and click Continue . Click Agree & Add to confirm. Step 2 | Set up the app Next, connect your Bandsintown account to the app. Choose what information and social icons to display. To set up the app: Click the app in your editor and click Settings . Connect your Bandsintown account: Click Connect Account . Note: If you don't yet have an account, click Create a Free account and return to this panel once you've created one. Enter your Bandsintown name in the Artist Name field. Click the toggles to choose what info you want to display on the app: Display Info: Title: Display a title at the top of your list. (If necessary) Edit the title in the Add a title field. Show Description: The description of the show taken from your Bandsintown account. Show Social Buttons: Track Artist : Include a link to the artist's page on Bandsintown. Facebook & Twitter: Include a link to the artist's Facebook and Twitter accounts. Step 3 | Customize the app's design Lastly, customize the design of the app's text, background and buttons to complement your site's style. To customize the app's design: Click the app in your editor and click Design . Choose what you'd like to customize: Text Top Bar: Choose a font and color for the app's title and menu. Tour Dates: Choose a font and color for the app's info and description. Background Title Background: Select a color and adjust the opacity background behind the artist's name. Menu background: Select a color and adjust the opacity background behind the menu. Strip No. 1: Select a color and adjust the opacity of the background of every other tour date. Strip No. 2: Select a color and adjust the opacity of the background of the rest of the tour dates. Strip Margins: Increase or decrease the space between each tour date. Show dividers: Click the toggle to show or hide dividers between tour dates. Divider Color: Select a divider color and adjust the opacity. Show Border: Click the toggle to show or hide a border around the Bandsintown app. Opacity & color: Select a border color and adjust the opacity. Width: Adjust the border width. Buttons Social Buttons: Choose a font, color and background color of the social icons and text. RSVP & Tickets: Choose a font, text color and border color for the RSVP and Tickets buttons. Troubleshooting Bandsintown issues If the Bandsintown app is showing a "No Upcoming Shows" error after you connected your band’s account, please check the following: You've got shows in the future and not in the past, as the app only displays upcoming shows. You connected the right band and not another one with the same or similar name. What information should I include if I need to reach out for assistance? For us to best assist you, it helps to have the following information ready: The artist's name whose account you're connecting to. The name and version of the web browser you're using. The name and version of your computer's operating system. A screenshot of your console view (see below for steps) How do I take a screenshot of my console view? Open an incognito window in Google Chrome (Ctrl + Shift + N). Sign in to Wix and open your editor. Go to the area where you noticed the issue and try to repeat the steps. Press Ctrl + Shift + J (PC) or Cmd + Option + J (Mac) to open the Console. Tip: If the shortcut doesn’t work, right-click the page and select Inspect . Click the Console tab at the top, then press F5 to refresh the page. Take a screenshot of this tab. 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 account Sign in issues Unable to Log In to Your Wix Account: Apple Login When first using Apple login to access your Wix account, Apple ID gives you the option to either: Use your existing Apple email address to provide your identity Use an Apple generated email address to provide your identity Your account recovery path will depend on which of these options you have used. To recover your Apple login information. Use the option that best describes your Apple login issue. Lost access to password If you used your Apple email address when you signed in, and have lost access to your password or device, click the Forgot Password link in the Wix Log In page . An email with a link to set a new password will be sent to you. Lost access to Apple generated email address If you have used an Apple generated email address , and have lost access to the details, you will need to manage your Apple ID to recover access. Once you have recovered access to your Apple generated email address, you will be able to sign into your Wix account. Note: Accounts created with an Apple generated email address will have automated emails, from Wix, forwarded to the email address that is associated with their Apple ID account. Lost access to existing Apple ID If you cannot access the email account associated with your Wix account, and have used your existing Apple ID , please fill out the Wix Account Recovery form . Make sure to answer the on-screen questions and provide as much information as you can where relevant. Don't forget to provide us with a valid contact email so we can respond to you . Learn more about recovering your Wix account . 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 Video: Creating a Channel Organize your video library by grouping different types of video content (e.g. music videos, vlogs) into separate channels. Channels allow your viewers to better navigate your videos. You can also monetize your videos by linking a pricing plan to a channel. Step 1 | Create a channel Start by creating a channel from the video library. To create a channel: Go to Video Library in your site’s dashboard. Click the Channels tab on the left. Click New Channel on the top right corner. Select Channel from the drop-down. This opens the new channel's customization page. Step 2 | Edit the channel's information You can customize and update your channel's information to control what visitors see, including adding a description or a cover image. To edit your channel's information: Click Edit next to Channel Info. Enter information for the following categories: Title : Enter the channel's name. Description : You can add a short description, which appears in the channel info. Note: Make sure you also enable Show channel info in the channel settings . Channel cover : Click upload to add a video or image as your channel cover. Note : A video or .gif can be up to 100 MB, and plays in the background without audio. They do not play when you are in your site Editor. A cover video does not play in mobile view. Channel Pricing : Allow your viewers to watch your content for free or charge them to watch. Free : Select the Free checkbox to allow viewers access all content on this channel for free. Pricing Plan : Select the Pricing Plan checkbox to let viewers with a pricing plan tied to this specific channel get unlimited access to videos in this channel. Click Add Plan . Learn more about adding a pricing plan to your video channel . (Optional) Disable purchase or rent of single videos in this channel : When this option is checked, viewers need to purchase a plan before they can watch any video in the channel. Click Save . Step 3 | Add videos to your channel Once you have added and edited your channel, you can start to add videos to it. To add videos to your channel: Go to Video Library in your site’s dashboard. Click the Channels tab on the left. Click Add Videos and select your media source. Repeat for each video you want to appear in your channel. (Optional) After your videos are uploaded, you can reorder them by clicking the Reorder icon and dragging it to your preferred slot. Step 4 | Display your channel on your site Once you've created your channel, you can display it on your site for your visitors to see. To display your channel on your site: Click the Wix Video app in your editor. Click the Settings button. Click the Videos tab. Select Channel under the What do you want to play here? field. Select the channel you wish to display on your site. A checkmark appears in the top right corner of your chosen channel. Want to monetize your channel? Turn your video content into income with Wix Pricing Plans . FAQs Click a question below to learn more about creating and adding a video channel to your site. How many videos can I have in my channels? For optimum performance, you need to limit the amount of videos to 50 per channel. If you have more than 50 videos in a channel, the channel will not function properly. How many channels can I display on my site at one time? You can only display one channel on your site at a time. Why is there no channel cover image displaying on my video player? You need to add at least one video to your channel for the cover image to display on the video player. If you haven't added any videos, a "Coming Soon" message will display. What is the maximum size for videos I can upload to a channel? Videos have a maximum support size of 100MB. 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 Using the Pro Gallery Wix Pro Gallery: Adding Frames to Your Gallery Items Highlight your gallery items by adding frames to them. You can create unique, colorful frames using the Border and Corner Radius options available in your gallery's Design settings. To add frames to your Wix Pro Gallery items: Go to your editor . Click the pro gallery element on your page. Click Settings . Click the Design tab. Click Item Style and customize your frame using the following options: Border width & color You can choose the thickness of your frame and its color. To customize your gallery items' frames: Drag the Border Width & Color slider to increase or decrease the width of the frame. Click the color box and select a color for your frame. Corner Radius Change the shape of your frame using the Corner radius option. You can make the frame as round or as square as you like. Note: The Border width & color and Corner radius design options are only available when you choose Crop as your thumbnail resize option in the Customize Layout panel. 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 Adding a Deposit Fee to Reservations 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 . If you do not wish to charge your guests the full reservation fee upfront, you can set up Wix Hotels to accept a deposit fee. The deposit fee can be the: Total Charge 1 night 25% of the cost of the reservation 50% of the cost of the reservation The remainder of the fee is paid in person, when your guests arrive at your hotel, not through the Wix Hotels system. Important: This option is only available for online payment options ( PayPal, Stripe). When the 1 night, 25%, or 50% options are selected, taxes as well as any extra charges (e.g. room service) need to be collected in person, outside of Wix Hotels. To add a deposit fee: Go to your dashboard. Click the Hotels tab. Click the Payments tab. Scroll down to the Price Settings section. Click the Deposit drop-down menu and select a deposit option. Click Save . Tip: Once your guest has paid the remainder of the fee, you can manually mark the reservation as Paid from your hotel reservation calendar. 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: Using 'Multi-Reference' Fields to Display Content from Multiple Collections 'Multi-reference' fields in your CMS allow you to connect content across different collections. This helps you create many-to-many relationships between items, making it easier to display related content. For example, in a movie database, a 'Multi-reference' field can link a 'movie' collection to an 'actors' collection. This means each movie can reference multiple actors, and each actor can be linked to various movies. Using 'Multi-reference' fields enhances your content management. Changes made in one collection will automatically update in the other collection. This article will guide you through the process of setting up and using 'Multi-reference' fields to keep your content organized and connected. Tips: Use a 'Reference' field if each item should connect to only one item in another collection. Unlike a 'Multi-reference' field, it does not create a two-way sync between collections. Use a 'Category' field in a category collection to organize items by topic, type, or group. This includes category-specific features like primary categories for SEO and dedicated category pages . Understanding 'Multi-reference' collection fields A 'Multi-reference' field creates a connection between items in one collection and multiple items in another collection. For example, in a movie database, a 'Multi-reference' field can link a 'movie' collection to an 'actors' collection, allowing each movie to reference multiple actors while each actor can be associated with multiple movies. The goal is to connect these collections so that you can list the actors for each movie and vice versa. This type of field differs from regular reference fields in 2 significant ways: Many-to-many relationships : 'Multi-reference' fields allow an item to be associated with multiple items in the referenced collection. For example: A single movie can feature multiple actors, and each actor can appear in multiple movies. You could add a 'Multi-reference' field in either the 'actors' or the 'movies' collection. Two-way connections : When you create a 'Multi-reference' field in collection A that points to collection B, a corresponding field is automatically created in collection B that points back to collection A. For example: If you add a 'Multi-reference' field in the 'movies' collection to link to the 'actors' collection, a corresponding field will automatically appear in the 'actors' collection. This allows you to create an actor's profile page that lists all the movies they appear in. You could also create profile pages for movies that list all the actors that appear in each movie. The information is synced between both collections, meaning any changes made in one will automatically update in the other. This synchronization simplifies your content management. Using 'Multi-reference' fields on dynamic item pages You can use 'Multi-reference' fields to build dynamic item pages that display related content from different collections. Here’s how to set it up: Use two datasets: Each dynamic item page has a dynamic page dataset that connects to the page's main collection. Add a secondary dataset and connect it to the other collection that you want to reference. Then add a filter to the secondary dataset that includes the 'Multi-reference' field you want to display. For example: An 'actors' dynamic item page can include an additional dataset that connects to a 'movies' collection. In the 'movies' dataset, add a filter that includes the 'Multi-reference' field you want to display. This tells each version of your 'actors' dynamic item page to include only the movies associated with the relevant actor. You could create the same type of relationship on a 'movies' dynamic item page to show several actors associated with each movie. Connect list elements: On your dynamic item page, connect a gallery or a table to the secondary dataset. Then connect the element's fields to the relevant collection fields, which are referenced from your secondary dataset's collection. For example: On an 'actors' dynamic item page, you could connect a table to the secondary 'movies' dataset. Then connect each of the table's fields to the relevant 'movies' collection fields. As a result, each version of your 'actors' dynamic item page includes a table showing only the movies associated with the relevant actor. Learn more about creating dynamic pages . Step 1 | (Optional) Change the 'Primary' field in the collections you want to reference The 'Primary' field of a collection plays an important role when setting up a 'Multi-reference' field. It displays the values you'll see when selecting items to reference. If another field would better help identify items, you can make it the 'Primary field' to streamline your selection process. Important: By default, the 'Primary' field is included in your collections' dynamic item page URLs. Changing the 'Primary' field will alter the dynamic page URLs if the field is used in their URL slug structures , potentially breaking existing links. Consider this before changing your 'Primary' fields. To change the 'Primary' field of the collections you want to reference: Go to CMS in your site's dashboard. Alternatively, you can click CMS in your editor , then click Your Collections . Click the collection in which you want to change the 'Primary' field. Click the title of the field that you want to convert to your 'Primary' field. Select Make primary . (If needed) Repeat these steps in the other collection you want to reference. Step 2 | Add a 'Multi-reference' field to your collection Add a 'Multi-reference' field type to whichever collection you want to use to create the associations. Then, for each item, add the items that you want to reference from the other collection in the 'Multi-reference' field. The data is mirrored in both collections so you only have to add the items that you want to associate with each other once. To add a 'Multi-reference' field to your collection: Go to CMS in your site's dashboard. Alternatively, you can click CMS in your editor , then click Your Collections . Click the collection in which you want to create the references. Add a 'Multi-reference' field to your collection: Click Manage Fields . Click + Add Field . Select the Multi-reference field type and click Choose Field Type . Enter the Field name . (Velo only) Edit the Field ID used in your site's code, which cannot be changed later. Click the Referenced Collection drop-down and select the collection you want to reference. (Optional) Enter Help text that will appear in a tooltip at the top of your collection. Click Save . Select the items you want to reference in the 'Multi-reference' field for each item. Tip: Use your keyboard to search for the fields you want to select. You can also click Open Collection to view the referenced collection. Step 3 | Connect elements to your 'Multi-reference' collection fields On the dynamic item page where you want to show the referenced content, add another dataset. Then connect this secondary dataset to the other collection you want to reference. Add a filter to the secondary dataset that includes your 'Multi-reference' field. Lastly, connect a list element, such as a repeater, gallery or table to the secondary dataset. You can then preview the connections to make sure everything is working as expected. To connect elements to your 'Multi-reference' collection fields: Wix Editor Go to your editor . Go to the dynamic item page where you want to reference items from your secondary collection. Add a dataset that connects to the other collection you want to reference. Add a filter to the dataset: Click the More Actions icon next to the dataset that connects to your secondary collection. Select Dataset settings . Click + Add Filter . Click the Field drop-down and select the 'Multi-reference' field that references the page's main collection. Leave the Condition drop-down set to Includes . Leave the Dataset field set to the dynamic page dataset. Click Add Filter . Add the list element (repeater, gallery or table) in which you want to display content from the referenced collection. Connect the list element to your secondary dataset: Click the repeater, gallery or table, then click the Connect to CMS icon . Click the Choose a dataset drop-down and select the secondary dataset. Click the relevant drop-downs under Connections and select the fields from your secondary collection that you want to connect. (Optional) Repeat these steps on the dynamic item page of your secondary collection if you want to include content from another referenced collection. Click Preview at the top right to test your connections. Click Publish if you are ready to make the changes go live. Studio Editor Go to your editor . Go to the dynamic item page where you want to reference items from your secondary collection. Add a dataset that connects to the other collection you want to reference. Add a filter to the dataset: Click the More Actions icon next to the dataset that connects to your secondary collection. Select Dataset settings . Click + Add Filter . Click the Field drop-down and select the 'Multi-reference' field that references the page's main collection. Leave the Condition drop-down set to Includes . Leave the Dataset field set to the dynamic page dataset. Click Add Filter . Add the list element (repeater, gallery or table) in which you want to display content from the referenced collection. Connect the list element to your secondary dataset: Click the repeater, gallery or table, then click the Connect to CMS icon . Click the Choose a dataset drop-down and select the secondary dataset. Click the relevant drop-downs under Connections and select the fields from your secondary collection that you want to connect. (Optional) Repeat these steps on the dynamic item page of your secondary collection if you want to include content from another referenced collection. Click the Preview icon at the top right to test your connections. Click Publish if you are ready to make the changes go live. FAQs Click below for answers to common questions about using 'Multi-reference' fields. How do 'Multi-reference' fields differ from regular reference fields? 'Multi-reference' fields allow one item to be linked to many items in the other collection and create two-way connections, meaning changes in one collection are mirrored in the other. Can I connect 'Multi-reference' fields to input elements? Currently, it is not possible to connect an input element, such as a dropdown or radio buttons, to a 'Multi-reference' collection field. You can vote for this feature here . Can I see which collections are connected to my collection? Yes. On your site's CMS dashboard, the Relations column shows how many other collections use each collection's data. Hover over the number to see the referencing collections, then click Open to go to one. Keep in mind that you cannot delete a collection while other collections reference its data. Learn more about managing your collections from the CMS dashboard . What is the URL slug structure? The URL slug structure defines the last part of the web address for each of your dynamic pages. It helps describe the content of each page so that site visitors and search engines understand what it is all about. Add variables to the URL slug structure if you want to use fields from your collections in each dynamic page's URL. Learn how to add variables to dynamic page URLs . What's the difference between a 'Multi-Reference' field and a 'Category' field? A 'Multi-Reference' field is built for broader many-to-many relationships between collections. It is the better choice when the relationship is not mainly about categorization, such as linking movies to actors or products to suppliers. You can have multiple 'Multi-Reference' fields in one collection. A 'Category' field is built specifically for categorization. It gives you a dedicated category assignment flow, creates a hidden 'Primary Category' field for SEO, supports dedicated category pages, and limits the setup to one 'Category' field per items collection. Category collections can contain up to 1,000 category items. Learn more about using category collections to organize your content . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Accepting payments on your site Wix POS Register: Managing Your Cash Drawer Important: This article is about the Wix POS Register for brick & mortar businesses. For info on using POS on a mobile device , click here . With Wix POS Register, you can manage your cash drawer directly from the tablet and keep track of your finances. Tip: To physically open the cash drawer without making a sale, tap the Menu icon at the bottom left, tap Settings and then Manage Hardware . From there you can tap Open Drawer . Enabling cash drawer management Using the POS tablet, you can record the starting amount at the beginning of each shift and the closing amount at the end of the day. If you usually start shifts with the same amount, you can save time by setting a default starting amount. This default amount can be edited at the beginning of any shift. To enable cash drawer management: Open the POS tablet. Tap the Menu icon at the bottom left. Tap Settings . Tap the Cash Management tab. Enable the Track Cash toggle. (Optional) Enter the default cash amount you have in the register at the start of each day. Note: You can edit this amount when you start the cash drawer. (Optional) Change the default register name. Note: This option appears only if you have more than one tablet. Adding a meaningful name will help identify which report is associated to which cash register when reading printed reports. Starting the cash drawer Start the cash drawer at the beginning of each shift. To start the cash drawer: Open the POS tablet. Tap Checkout . Tap Start Drawer . (Optional) Enter/edit the amount of cash in the drawer. Tap Start Drawer to confirm. Viewing your current cash drawer You can check the status of your cash drawer at any point during a shift. View details like the drawer's starting cash, amounts added or removed from the register, and the expected balance at the end of the shift. To view your current cash status: Open the POS tablet. Tap the Menu icon at the bottom left. Tap Cash Register . Adding or removing cash from the cash drawer You may want to add or remove cash from the drawer with no relation to your sales, for example, when you need to pay a supplier or add cash to balance the register. The expected balance takes into account any amount you add or removed during the shift. To add or remove a cash amount: Open the POS tablet. Tap the Menu icon at the bottom left. Tap Cash Register . Select an action: Add cash: Tap Add Cash . Enter the amount. (Optional) Enter a note explaining why the cash was added. Tap Add Cash . Remove cash: Tap Remove Cash . Enter the amount. (Optional) Enter a note explaining why the cash was removed. Tap Remove Cash . Closing the cash drawer When a shift is over, you can close the cash drawer and check if the money in the drawer matches the expected balance. To close the cash drawer: Open the POS tablet. Tap the Menu icon at the bottom left Tap Cash Register . Tap Close Register . (Optional) Enter the amount of cash in the drawer. (Optional) Enter a note. Tap Close Register . Viewing your cash register history The register history shows you an overview of cash drawers you saved. Tap a specific saved cash drawer to view details. To view your saved cash drawers: Open the POS tablet. Tap the Menu icon at the bottom left. Tap Cash Drawer . Tap Register History . Tap View next to the relevant saved cash drawer. (Optional) Tap Email and enter an email address to send a digital copy. (Optional) Tap Print to print out a hard copy using the receipt printer. Managing multiple cash drawers If your business has more than one POS system, reports for each cash drawer are created separately. When you have more than one cash drawer, each one has its own register name. By default, the serial number is the default name. To make it easier to identify which report is associated with each drawer, you can rename it. To edit a register name: Open the POS tablet. Tap the Menu icon at the bottom left. Tap Settings . Tap the Cash Management tab. If not already enabled, tap the Track Cash toggle to enable it. Enter a new register name. Note: This option appears only if you have more than one tablet. When staff print out reports, giving a meaningful name will help identify which report is associated to which cash register. Troubleshooting the cash drawer If you have any problems operating the cash drawer, check out these troubleshooting steps . 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 Need more help? About Wix Wix and Terrorist Content Online The EU Terrorist Content Online (TCO) regulation is a European Union regulation aiming to address the dissemination of terrorist content online. Pursuant to articles 15 and 17 of the TCO regulation, Wix appoints Wix Online Platforms Limited as a legal representative for inquiries from member state authorities, the EU Commission, European Board for Digital Services, and recipients of the service. Additionally, Wix appoints legal@wix.com as a point of contact for inquiries concerning TCO regulation. Please submit inquiries in English. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Events: Adding and Optimizing a Search Bar for Events Add a dedicated search bar to your site to help guests quickly find events they're excited about. Customize its text, design, and search behavior to highlight your events and match your site's style. Before you begin: Make sure your site is indexed by search engines. You can enable this in your SEO settings . Step 1 | Add the search bar to your site Start by adding the Wix Site Search app . This adds a search bar to your site's header, making it visible across all your site's pages. A Search Results page is also added to your site but stays hidden until a guest enters a search term. Note: If you built your site using a Studio Editor template, remove the existing Site Search element before adding the Wix Site Search app to use the latest search experience. Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click Add Apps on the left side of the editor. Search for the Wix Site Search app in the search bar then select the app. Click Add to Site . Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click App Market on the left side of the editor. Search for the Wix Site Search app in the search bar then select the app. Click Add to Site . Dashboard Go to the Wix Site Search app in the Wix App Market. Click Add to Site . Step 2 | Customize the search button Customize the search button to highlight your events by updating the placeholder text (e.g. 'Search for an event'). You can also adjust the layout and design to match your site’s style. Wix Editor Click the Wix Site Search button in the editor. Click the Settings icon to customize the button: Choose what displays: Select how the search button appears: Text and icon , Text only , Icon only , or Nothing (useful if you’re using a custom design). Text (if applicable): Enter the label that appears on the button (e.g. "Search for an event"). Accessible name: Enter a short descriptive label to help screen readers identify the button's purpose (not visible to visitors). Tip: If you selected Nothing , this is the only field you'll see. Icon type (if applicable): Select Static for a fixed icon, or Animated for one that transitions on hover (desktop) and tap (mobile). Icon (if applicable): Click the Replace icon to choose a new icon for the button. Click the Layout icon and Design icon to customize the look of the search button. Studio Editor Click the Wix Site Search button in the editor. Click the Settings icon to customize the button: Choose what displays: Select how the search button appears: Text and icon , Text only , Icon only , or Nothing (useful if you’re using a custom design). Text (if applicable): Enter the label that appears on the button (e.g. "Search for an event"). Accessible name: Enter a short descriptive label to help screen readers identify the button's purpose (not visible to visitors). Tip: If you selected Nothing , this is the only field you'll see. Icon type (if applicable): Select Static for a fixed icon, or Animated for one that transitions on hover (desktop) and tap (mobile). Icon (if applicable): Click the Replace icon to choose a new icon for your button. Click the Layout icon to customize the look of the search button. Step 3 | Customize the search results Decide what guests see when they search your site. Choose which types of content appear in the results (e.g. events, products, blog posts), and customize how each one is labeled. The Search Results page is hidden and only appears when a guest enters a search term. The Search Results page includes: Search bar: Let's guests search again directly from the results page. Results menu: Displays categories like Events, Products, and Blogs. Search results: Shows relevant matches. If no results are found, a "No Results" message appears. Wix Editor Click Pages & Menu on the left side of the editor. Click the Search Results page under Wix Site Search . Click the Search Results element on the page. Click Settings . Click the Settings tab and customize the search results page: Use the toggles to include or exclude page types. Only enabled types appear in results. (Optional) Click the Edit icon next to any type to customize its label in the results. (Optional) Enable the Show hidden pages (SEO) toggle to include pages that are hidden from search engines . Click the Reorder tab: Drag and drop page types to change their display order. For example, move Events to the top. Toggle the option to show or hide hidden pages. Click the Display tab: Show search bar in Results Page: Toggle on to let guests search again from the results page. Placeholder text: Enter text that appears in the search bar (e.g. “Search for events”). Enable 'All' tab: Adds an 'All' tab that combines results from all enabled content types. You can also rename it (e.g. 'Everything' or 'All Results'). Search Results Message: Choose what's shown above the results. Click the Layout tab: Drag the Number of results per page slider to show more events per page (recommended for sites with many events). Customize the layout of your search results page. Click the Design tab to customize the style of your Search Results page. Studio Editor Click Pages on the left side of the editor. Click the Search Results page under Wix Site Search . Click the Search Results element on the page. Click Settings . Click the Settings tab and customize the search results page: Use the toggles to include or exclude page types. Only enabled types appear in results. (Optional) Click the Edit icon next to any type to customize its label in the results. (Optional) Enable the Show hidden pages (SEO) toggle to include pages that are hidden from search engines . Click the Reorder tab: Drag and drop page types to change their display order. For example, move Events to the top. Toggle the option to show or hide hidden pages. Click the Display tab: Show search bar in Results page: Toggle on to let guests search again from the results page. Placeholder text: Enter text that appears in the search bar (e.g. “Search for events”). Search Results Message: Choose what's shown above the results. Click the Layout tab: Drag the Number of results per page slider to show more events per page (recommended for sites with many events). Customize the layout of your search results page. Click the Design tab to customize the style of your Search Results page. Step 4 | Customize the search suggestions The Search Suggestions box takes your site’s search experience to the next level by guiding visitors in real time. You can display trending searches based on site activity, suggest relevant keywords, preview matching results, and add a 'Show All' button to encourage deeper exploration. Customize the suggestions to help guests quickly find what they’re looking for—while keeping them engaged with more of your content. Wix Editor Click Pages & Menu on the left side of the editor. Click Search Suggestions under Wix Site Search . Click the Search Suggestions element in your editor. Click Suggestion Settings . Click the Show trending items before searching toggle to display popular searches based on site activity. Click the Elements icon to customize what appears in the suggestions box: Search suggestions: Show suggested keywords as guests type. Results suggestions: Highlights top matches in real time. Show All button: Lets guests view a full list of results. Studio Editor Click Pages on the left side of the editor. Click Search Suggestions under Wix Site Search . Click the Search Suggestions element in your editor. Click Suggestion Settings . Click the Show trending items before searching toggle to display popular searches based on site activity. Click the Elements icon to customize what appears in the suggestions box: Search suggestions: Displays suggested search keywords as guests type. Results suggestions: Highlights top matches in real time. Show All button: Lets guests view a full list of results. What's next? Test your search bar by entering an event name to see how results appear. Once live, use Wix Analytics to track what guests are searching for and optimize your content accordingly. 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