< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Events: Manually Adding Guests to an Event You can manually add guests to your event without them having to RSVP or purchase a ticket through your site. This can come in handy in various situations, such as: Adding multiple tickets / guests to one order. Purchasing tickets for a group. Handling guests who RSVP'd in person. Offering free tickets to your ticketed event. Assigning specific seats to guests in your seating map . Manually adding guests When adding guests manually, you can choose whether to add just 1 or multiple people at once. This lets you assign tickets or seats to an entire group in a single transaction. Depending on your registration form settings , guest information can either be collected once for the entire order or separately for each ticket. Note: Currently, adding multiple guests is only available on desktop. To manually add guests: Dashboard Go to Events in your site's dashboard. Hover over the relevant event and click Manage . Click the Guests tab at the top. Click Add Guests . Note: If your event doesn't have guests yet, click Or add guests manually . Click a type of event below to complete the Add Guests form: Event without tickets Enter the Guest details (first name, last name, email). Note: You can click Add from Contacts to choose a guest from your contact list. (Optional) Click +Add New Guest to add more people. Select an RSVP status (going, not going or waitlist). Click Save at the top right. Events with tickets Add Ticket details : Click the Ticket Type drop-down and select a ticket type (e.g. VIP, Early Bird). Click the Quantity drop-down and select the number of tickets. (Optional) Click + Add ticket to add another ticket type. Enter the Buyer details (first name, last name, email). Note: You can click + Add from Contacts to choose a guest from your contact list. Add the Guest details (If your registration form settings is "registration form for each ticket in an order"): If the guest is also the buyer, select the Same as buyer details checkbox. Enter the first name, last name and email. Click + Add from Contacts to select and add guests from your contact list. Select an Order status (not paid, paid, or free). Select or deselect the Send tickets via email checkbox. Click Save at the top right. Ticketed event with a seating map Add Ticket details : Click Select tickets . Choose a seat(s) from the seating map. Click Select Tickets . (Optional) Click + Add ticket to add another ticket type. Enter the Buyer details (first name, last name, email). Note: You can click + Add from Contacts to choose a guest from your contact list. Add the Guest details (If your registration form settings is "registration form for each ticket in an order"): If the guest is also the buyer, select the Same as buyer details checkbox. Enter the first name, last name and email. Click + Add from Contacts to select and add guests from your contact list. Select an Order status (not paid, paid, or free). Select or deselect the Send tickets via email checkbox. Click Save at the top right. Wix app Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Events . Tap Published Events . Tap the event you want to manage. Tap the Manage tab. Tap Guest list . Enter the guest details: Tap + Add New Guest . Enter the guest's name and email address. Tip: If you allow guests to bring additional guests to non-ticketed events, you'll be prompted to select the number of guests and enter their details. Select a status from the Guest Status drop-down (going, arrived, or waitlist). Add the ticket details for the relevant event type below: Ticketed events: Events with different ticket types. Tap the Ticket Type drop-down and select a ticket type (if you created more than one type of ticket). Select the Ticket Status (not paid, paid, or free). Ticketed event with a seating map: Events with designated seats / tables. Tap Go to Seating Map and choose the relevant tickets from the Map view or List view . Tap Select Tickets. Select a ticket payment status ( Not Paid , Paid , or Free ). (Optional) Deselect the Ticket PDF checkbox if you do not want to email the ticket to the guest. Tip: Recommended if the guest is buying the ticket at the event. Tap Save . Wix Studio app Go to your site in the Wix Studio app. Tap Manage . Tap Events . Tap Published Events . Tap the event you want to manage. Tap the Manage tab. Tap Guest list . Enter the guest details: Tap + Add New Guest . Enter the guest's name and email address. Tip: If you allow guests to bring additional guests to non-ticketed events, you'll be prompted to select the number of guests and enter their details. Select a status from the Guest Status drop-down (going, arrived, or waitlist). Add the ticket details for the relevant event type below: Ticketed events: Events with different ticket types. Tap the Ticket Type drop-down and select a ticket type (if you created more than one type of ticket). Select the Ticket Status (not paid, paid, or free). Ticketed event with a seating map: Events with designated seats / tables. Tap Go to Seating Map and choose the relevant tickets from the Map view or List view . Tap Select Tickets. Select a ticket payment status ( Not Paid , Paid , or Free ). (Optional) Deselect the Ticket PDF checkbox if you do not want to email the ticket to the guest. Tip: Recommended if the guest is buying the ticket at the event. Tap Save . Adding multiple guests? Gather guest details by collecting registration information for the entire order or for each guest individually. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about manually adding guests to events. Can I add a guest to a past event? Yes, but only if the event already has at least one guest. If your past events have no guests, then it's not possible. What email notifications do manually-added guests receive? Guests that you've added manually receive reminder emails if they were added before the reminder is sent out. This also applies to cancellation emails. However, they do not receive a confirmation email. How can I check details about an order? When viewing an order, you can access the buyer's info, such as the order number and order date. Additionally, you can review the order summary, which includes all purchased tickets for the event along with their payment status. Go to Events in your site's dashboard. Click Manage next to the relevant event. Click the Guests tab at the top. Hover over the relevant guest and click View . Click View Order under Buyers info . How many tickets can I add to a single order? You can add up to 50 tickets at once. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! 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< Back Advanced features CMS CMS: Selling Items from Catalog Collections Turn your CMS (Content Management System) collection into a sellable catalog and manage content and commerce in one place. Catalog collections are a good fit when your items already live in the CMS, or when you want to sell content-driven items like guides, rentals, digital downloads, art, or courses without building a traditional product catalog first. With catalog collections, you manage your items in a collection and use Wix commerce features like cart, checkout, payments, discounts, and order management. If you sell physical items, you can also set up shipping and tax collection. Before you begin: You need to add CMS to your site if you haven't already. Upgrade your site to a plan that supports selling online when you're ready to sell your items. You need to set up at least one payment method before customers can complete checkout. Catalog collections are best for content-first selling. If you need product variants, advanced inventory tools, or more complex store setups, Wix Stores may be a better fit. Choose how you want to create a catalog collection You can start with an existing collection or create a new catalog collection. Choose the path that matches where your content already lives. Creating a new catalog collection Use this method if you are starting from scratch and want to create a collection for items you plan to sell. To create a new catalog collection: Go to CMS in your site's dashboard. Alternatively, you can click CMS in your editor , then click Your Collections . Click Create Collection at the top right. Select Catalog collection and click Next . Enter the Catalog collection name . (If needed) Edit the Catalog collection ID . This ID is used in your site's code and cannot be modified later. Select the catalog fields that will appear in the cart and checkout. You will map these to your collection fields and you can add more later. Select the catalog fields you want to include under Essentials : Name and Price are required and included by default. Image and Description are optional and selected by default. Deselect them if you don't need them. (Optional) Select Digital file under Fulfillment if you want to include a digital file that customers can download after purchase. Learn more about the 'Digital asset' field type . Click Create Collection . Add fields to your collection manually or by importing a CSV file: Add fields manually: Click + Add Field to begin adding fields to your collection manually . Import a CSV file: Click Import CSV file to upload a CSV file to your collection . Add items to your collection: Click + Add Item . Add content about the item to each relevant field. Repeat this step to create as many items as you need. Converting an existing collection into a catalog collection Use this method if you already have a collection with items and want to add selling features to it. This is useful for collections like courses, downloads, rentals, artwork, or guides that are already structured in the CMS. Once you convert to a catalog collection and publish your site, checkout and cart pages are automatically added to your site. After that, you need to customize the page you'll be selling from and add purchase actions . To turn an existing collection into a catalog collection: Go to CMS in your site's dashboard. Alternatively, you can click CMS in your editor , then click Your Collections . Click the relevant collection. Click More Actions at the top right and select Sell your items . Click Continue in the setup window . Map your collection fields to the catalog fields in the Set catalog fields dialog: Item name: Select the text field that stores your item names. Price: Select the number field that stores your item prices. Image: (Optional) Select an image field to show product visuals. Description: (Optional) Select a text or rich text field to show item details. (Optional) Add a 'Digital asset' field type if you want to include a file customers download after purchase: Click + Add catalog field . Select the relevant 'Digital asset' field from the dropdown, or select + Add field to create a new field. Click Set Fields . Adding fields and items to your catalog collection Catalog collections include fields used for selling. You can add more fields based on the type of items you sell. In order to sell items from your catalog collection, make sure it includes a field for title and price. We recommend adding an image field and a description field to create a better shopping experience. After setting up the collection, you can add the items you want to sell. Learn how to: Add fields to your CMS collection . Manage your collection, including adding items . Setting up your selling experience After your catalog collection is ready, you need pages where customers can browse items and purchase them. In most cases, that means adding dynamic pages and connecting purchase actions to buttons. After your catalog collection is ready, you need pages where customers can browse and buy your items. In most cases you add a dynamic page for your catalog, then customize it to fit your site. Before you begin: Make sure to create your catalog collection before adding dynamic pages for it. Adding dynamic pages for your catalog Catalog collections use dynamic item pages and dynamic list pages to display collection content on your site. The item page shows one item at a time, and the list page shows multiple items together. Add a dynamic page to show your catalog items on your site. Choose a Catalog Item Page to show one item at a time, or a Catalog List Page to show several items together. You don't need to connect these pages yourself. The elements arrive connected to your catalog fields — item name, price, image and description — and the Add to cart and Buy now buttons are connected to their purchase actions . You can change any connection later, or start with a blank page and connect the elements yourself. Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click CMS on the left side of the editor. Click Your Collections . Hover over the relevant catalog collection, click the More Actions icon , and select Add dynamic page . Select the type of dynamic page you want to add: Catalog List Page: Shows multiple items in elements within a repeater. Catalog Item Page: Shows one item at a time in connected elements like text, buttons and images. Blank Page: Shows one item at a time once you manually add and connect the elements to your collection. Manage item page: Shows one item at a time where people with permissions can edit the content from your live site. Click Add to Site . (If needed) Click any of the elements to edit them. Click the CMS icon to choose which collection fields connect to each element . (If needed) Repeat these steps to add another dynamic page type. Publish your site when you're ready for the changes to go live. Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click CMS on the left side of the editor. Click Your Collections . Hover over the relevant catalog collection, click the More Actions icon , and select Add dynamic page . Select the type of dynamic page you want to add: Catalog List Page: Shows multiple items in elements within a repeater. Catalog Item Page: Shows one item at a time in connected elements like text, buttons and images. Blank Page: Shows one item at a time once you manually add and connect the elements to your collection. Click Add to Site . (If needed) Click any of the elements to edit them. Click the CMS icon to choose which collection fields connect to each element . (If needed) Repeat these steps to add another dynamic page type. Publish your site when you're ready for the changes to go live. Adding purchase actions to a dynamic page If you added a Catalog Item Page or Catalog List Page , you already have purchase buttons on it. Use the steps below to add another button, or to add purchase actions to a blank page or to a dynamic page you created before you started selling. A purchase action button is a regular button or image connected to a dataset. Each one has a click action — Add to cart or Buy now — that decides what happens when a customer clicks it. On a list page, you can put a purchase button inside a repeater so customers can add items without opening each item page. Studio Editor Go to your editor and navigate to the relevant dynamic page. Add a regular button or image to use as your purchase action button. Click the button or image, then click the Connect to CMS icon . Make sure the dataset connects to your catalog collection. Click the Click action connects to dropdown and select the action you want to assign to the button: Add to cart: When clicked, a side panel opens where the customer can add the item to their cart. Buy now: When clicked, the customer navigates to the checkout page where they can purchase the item. Click Change Text on the button to customize the static text that displays on the button (e.g. "Add to cart" or "Buy now"). Alternatively, you can display dynamic text from your collection by selecting the relevant field from the Label connects to dropdown in the Connect Button panel. Repeat these steps to add another 'Add to cart' or 'Buy now' button to the page. (Recommended) Add a 'Cart icon' button if you don't already have one: Click Add Elements on the left, then click Store . Click Cart Icon , then click and drag the Cart Icon into place. Publish your site when you're ready for the changes to go live. Wix Editor Go to your editor and navigate to the relevant dynamic page. Add a regular button or image to use as your purchase action button. Click the button or image, then click the Connect to CMS icon . Make sure the dataset connects to your catalog collection. Click the Click action connects to dropdown and select the action you want to assign to the button: Add to cart: When clicked, a side panel opens where the customer can add the item to their cart. Buy now: When clicked, the customer navigates to the checkout page where they can purchase the item. Click Settings on the button to customize the static text that displays on the button (e.g. "Add to cart" or "Buy now"). Alternatively, you can display dynamic text from your collection by selecting the relevant field from the Label connects to dropdown in the Connect Button panel. Repeat these steps to add another 'Add to cart' or 'Buy now' button to the page. (Recommended) Add a 'Cart icon' button if you don't already have one: Click Add Elements on the left, then click Store . Click Cart Icon , then click and drag the Cart Icon into place. Publish your site when you're ready for the changes to go live. Displaying catalog items on static pages You can also display catalog collection items on static pages, such as your homepage or landing pages. This lets you feature selected items outside the collection's dynamic pages. Studio Editor Go to your editor and navigate to a static page. Click the element you want to connect to the CMS (e.g. text, image, button). Click the Connect to CMS icon . Click the Choose a dataset dropdown and select a dataset connected to your catalog collection. If none exists yet, click Add a Dataset , choose your catalog collection, give it a name, and click Create . Connect each element to the relevant collection field — for example, connect an image element to your image field, and a text element to your title or description field. (For buttons or images) Select the relevant click action after connecting: Add to cart: Lets visitors add the item to their cart directly from the page. Buy now: Takes visitors straight to checkout. Publish your site when you're ready for the changes to go live. Wix Editor Go to your editor and navigate to a static page. Click the element you want to connect to the CMS (e.g. text, image, button). Click the Connect to CMS icon . Click the Choose a dataset dropdown and select a dataset connected to your catalog collection. If none exists yet, click Add a Dataset , choose your catalog collection, give it a name, and click Create . Connect each element to the relevant collection field — for example, connect an image element to your image field, and a text element to your title or description field. (For buttons or images) Select the relevant click action after connecting: Add to cart: Lets visitors add the item to their cart directly from the page. Buy now: Takes visitors straight to checkout. Publish your site when you're ready for the changes to go live. Setting up your commerce settings Before customers can complete purchases, you need to finish your commerce setup in the dashboard. This includes payments, and for physical items, shipping and tax settings. Important: You need at least one payment method before customers can check out. Learn how to: Set up payments for your site . Set up shipping, delivery, and pickup methods . Set up your tax collections . Offer discounts to your customers . Managing your orders Orders from catalog collections are managed from your site's dashboard. This is where you can review purchases and handle fulfillment steps. Learn more about managing your orders . FAQs Click for answers to common questions about selling items from CMS catalog collections. How is this different from Wix Stores? Catalog collections are a good fit when your CMS collection is the main source of truth for the items you sell. Wix Stores is usually a better fit if you need store-first features like product variants, more advanced merchandising, or more complex inventory workflows. Can I sell digital files from catalog collections? Yes. If your collection includes a 'Digital asset' field and that field is mapped as the digital file for sale, customers can receive a secured file after purchase. Can I use automations with catalog collections? Catalog collections work with Wix commerce automations for actions like purchases and abandoned carts. What happens to my existing dynamic pages if I enable selling? Your existing dynamic pages stay in place. If you want visitors to purchase from those pages, add buttons and connect them to the relevant purchase actions . Can I import a CSV file to create a catalog collection? You cannot currently import a CSV file to create a new catalog collection. As a workaround, you can import your CSV file into a regular collection first, then convert that collection into a catalog collection. This is useful if you want to bulk-add items before setting up selling. After you have a catalog collection, you can import a CSV file directly into that existing collection. How do customers receive digital files? Customers receive the file through the digital delivery flow after purchase. Can I format prices with currency symbols? Yes. Use the PRICE expression function to display 'Number' field values with your site's currency symbol and formatting. Connect a text element to your catalog collection using a dataset, select Expression as the connection type, and enter PRICE(price) — replacing "price" with the relevant number field from your collection. Learn more about using the PRICE function . What happens if I duplicate a collection field that is mapped to a catalog field? 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< Back Studio, Partners & Enterprise Wix Studio Wix Studio FAQs: Enterprise Solution The Wix Studio enterprise solution is designed specifically for large businesses and organizations that need advanced features and support to build and maintain their websites. Click on a question below to learn more about our Wix Studio enterprise solution. FAQs What security features come with the enterprise solution? In addition to the security features that come with sites built with Wix Studio, additional security features like SSO, audit logs, IP allowlisting, SCIM, and a custom SSL certificate are included with the enterprise solution to meet the needs of large organizations. What additional platform features are available with the enterprise solution? In addition to the account-level and security features mentioned above, our enterprise solution includes the following capabilities: Plug and play integrations for some of the most commonly used business apps Domain routing capabilities A step-by-step creation funnel for faster content deployment Custom solution development upon request Are there any differences in the infrastructure components provided with the enterprise solution? Every site built on Wix is backed by our best-in-class infrastructure. The enterprise solution adds two more capabilities: a 99.9% uptime SLA, and flexible data storage so organizations can store and process certain custom data in their own cloud within a defined geographic boundary. How is the enterprise dashboard different from the Studio workspace? The enterprise dashboard lets organizations see all their brand sites in one place, with account-level features for more efficient management and greater visibility across their site portfolio. The Studio workspace looks similar, but is designed for agencies to manage multiple client sites, reusable assets, and more. Is the enterprise solution integrated with the Studio workspace? Yes. Partners can view, manage, and edit enterprise sites they create or contribute to using their Studio workspace. Partners can also access a client's enterprise dashboard in their workspace accounts (if the client defines them as team members) to access account-level features and actions. What’s the difference between custom templates and apps in the Studio workspace and the enterprise dashboard? Templates and apps in the enterprise dashboard help organizations maintain consistency of content and functionality across their sites. For example, for a global chain that has franchises or dealerships, templates can be created at the corporate level and control which elements can be updated with local flavor. Does the enterprise solution include technical training, special support, or customized solutions? Yes. Organizations using the enterprise solution work with a dedicated customer success manager and get 24/7 priority support, hands-on training, product consultations, project review and guidance, tailored solutions, custom integrations, and more. Where can I learn more about the Wix Studio enterprise solution? To learn more, visit Wix Studio enterprise solution . To talk with our team, fill out this form . 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 Analytics for your site and business Wix Analytics: About the Highlights Page The Wix Analytics Highlights page gives you a complete overview of your site's activity across all areas. The Highlights page gathers information from both analytics reports and overviews into one convenient and centralized hub to help you make informed business decisions. You can find the Highlights page under Analytics in your site's dashboard. Watch your site visitors in real time The top of the Highlights page gives you a glimpse of who is currently live on your site. Real-time visitor data is pulled from live activity in the past 5 minutes. If no live visitors are on your site, you'll see data from the last 30 minutes. Hover over a real-time visitor to see more detailed info about their current session. Learn more about real-time analytics . Ask a question about your stats Enter a question about your site data and click Start Chat . Ask about your site sessions, top pages, or bounce rates, or click the field to pick from a list of suggested questions. Want to track your own set of numbers? You can ask Analytics Pro about your site data and save the charts you get to your own Analytics Pro dashboards. You need an upgraded site to use Analytics Pro. Analyze your key stats The key stats section pulls the most important statistics from across your site and shows you highlights from the last 30 days. Click the Last 30 days drop-down to adjust the timeframe. You can customize what appears in the key stats section by clicking Add Stats . Add more metrics to this panel or remove irrelevant metrics. For example, if you sell subscriptions on your site you can choose to view new subscriptions. You can also click Create Alert to set up a custom alert for any stat you want to monitor, such as site sessions or total sales. Your key stats also appear on the Home page of your dashboard. Changes you make show up in both places. Track your sales and view top sales reports If you sell anything on your site (e.g. products, services, subscriptions) the next section of the Highlights page offers a preview of the Sales Overview. See your top selling items or services, track sales by traffic source, and get a snapshot of your top paying customers. Click Go to Sales Overview at the top right of the section to see a full breakdown of your site's sales and transaction information . Get to know your visitors Get a quick view of your traffic with sessions over time, top traffic sources, and sessions by location. You can also see sessions that came from AI platforms, so you can tell how much traffic AI sends you. Click Go to Traffic Overview to dig into where your traffic comes from . Explore visitor engagement See what people do once they arrive: your most visited pages, engagement stats like average session duration, and your conversion funnel. Use a stat like ' Most clicked buttons ' to decide where to put important information. Click Go to Behavior Overview to explore what visitors do on your site . Tip: Record and review real visitor sessions to improve your site and visitor experience with Session Recordings . Under Explore visitor engagement , click Get Session Recordings to get started or click Watch Session Recordings if you already set it up. Analyze marketing performance The Highlights page also offers a preview of the Marketing Overview . If your site is connected to Google Search Console, you can see your Top Google searches by clicks. If you run a marketing campaign on your site, you can get highlights of your recent email campaigns and paid ad campaigns that were created with Wix. When AI platforms have crawled your site enough, you also see which of your pages they crawled in answer to a user's question. This covers ChatGPT and Perplexity bots only. Want to know how your site shows up on top AI platforms? Explore the AI Visibility Overview to see how often your site is featured in AI-generated responses, compare your visibility to competitors, understand how your brand is perceived online, and more. Monitor your blog performance View key stats about your blog posts (e.g. post views, clicks) to analyze how your content resonates with site visitors. Spot trends using the heat map to identify when your readers are most active and optimize your publishing schedule accordingly. Use the drop-down to sort your top blog posts by different metrics. For more insights, click Go to Blog Overview at the top right to see more data about your blog's performance . Note: This section only appears if your site has received blog views in the last 60 days. FAQs Click a question to learn more about the Highlights page. How are sessions from AI platforms counted? Visitor sessions from AI platforms are counted when an AI bot includes your site in its response and a visitor clicks the link to your site. For example, if someone asks an AI platform (e.g. ChatGPT, Gemini) "What are the best dog grooming services near me?" and the AI includes a link to your site in its response, a session is counted when the user clicks the link to visit your site. How are user queries on AI counted? User queries on AI are counted whenever an AI bot scans your site in response to a question asked on an AI platform. User queries on AI by page counts those queries broken down by pages, meaning it shows which specific pages were scanned by bots. For example, if someone asks an AI platform "Where can I find organic groceries?" and the AI's bot crawls your site when generating its answer, this is counted as a user query on AI. Note: This metric does not tell you whether this person ended up visiting your site or if the AI platform showed a link to your site in its response. Why aren't AI widgets appearing on my page? AI widgets appear on the Highlights page if your site meets the following thresholds: Your site needs at least 5 site sessions from AI in the last 60 days to view data for sessions from AI platforms . Your site needs at least 50 AI bot visits in the last 60 days to view data for AI bot visits by page . If your site does not have this data, you'll see other stats instead. For example, instead of 'AI bot visits by page' you may see 'Top paid ads'. Can I access this page on my mobile device? Yes, you can access your site's highlights on the go with the Wix app or Wix Studio app. Wix app: Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Analytics at the bottom. Wix Studio app: Go to your site in the Wix Studio app. Tap Manage . Tap Analytics and select Analytics Highlights. Tip: Scroll down to see data for different overviews and pages, such as the Traffic Overview and Insights page . How can I see a more in-depth breakdown of a specific metric? You can go to the metric's overview page by clicking Go to X Overview at the top right of a section or see an Analytics report for that metric by clicking View Report beneath a statistic. You can also click the View Reports drop-down at the top right of the Highlights page to see a full list of your recently viewed or saved reports. The recommended reports provided are personalized based on your site's actual data and activity. Why do I see differences between data on the Highlights page and other Wix Analytics pages? There are a few reasons for why you may notice differences when comparing the Highlights page to other Wix Analytics overviews or reports: The Highlights page shows marketing data from the last 30 days, including today . If you go to the full Marketing Overview, you will see data from the last 30 days up to yesterday. The Highlights page displays real-time data , while other pages (e.g. Analytics reports or Behavior Overview) have a 1-hour delay. This may cause minor discrepancies in the numbers shown. Wix Analytics only tracks site visitors who have given their consent to data collection. This means visitor numbers may appear lower compared to tools that track all visitors. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Managing your customers Wix Forms: Choosing an Address Field There are 3 different types of address fields that you can add to your form. Choose the type that fits the amount of information you want to collect: Basic address field: A single text box where visitors need to enter their entire address. Multi-line address field: A field with multiple lines for visitors to enter their address, including a second address line, a city field, country drop-down, etc. Autocomplete address field: A field that suggests an existing street address as you begin typing. Adding an autocomplete address field An autocomplete address field suggests a street address to site visitors once they begin typing their address into the field. The address field takes information from Google Maps. Note: This feature is only available in old Wix Forms . To add an autocomplete address field: Click your form in the editor. Click Add New Field . Click Autocomplete Address in Contact Fields . Click the autocomplete address field in the form and click Edit Field . Customize the autocomplete address field by updating the settings: Click the Field Title textbox and enter the field name. Tip: Learn more about adding field titles to your form . Under Show initial text choose to add a 'hint' or placeholder text inside the field to help visitors know what to write: None: No text appears inside the field. Placeholder text: Text appears inside the field before visitors enter their info. Click the Required field checkbox to make the autocomplete address field mandatory. Choose to limit the autocomplete address search results to a specific country under Search Preferences. None: The autocomplete address field does not limit its search to a specific country. Filter by country: The autocomplete address field only searches addresses in a country that you choose. Click the Choose a country drop-down to select a country for the autocomplete address to use in its search. Adding a multi-line address field Multi-line address fields have different subfields, like a second line for a street address, a city field, postal or zip code field, and a country drop-down list. To add a multi-line address field: New Forms Click your form in the editor. Click Edit Form to open the form builder. Click Multi-line address under Contact fields . Click Settings . Customize the address field by updating the settings: Click the Field Group Name text box and enter the field name. Tip: This name is only visible on your submissions table. Enable the Required field toggle to make the address field mandatory. Enable the Show "Address line - 2" toggle to add a second address line field. Click the Advanced tab to edit the following advanced settings: Enable autocomplete : Enable the toggle to offer real-time address suggestions when someone starts entering info. Field Key : Use this key to reference the form field in code. Notes: Multi-line address submissions will be shown as one column in your submission table. Multi-line address layout adjusts depending on your sites regional settings. Multi-line address fields cannot be edited or customized. Old Forms Click your form in the editor. Click Add New Field . Click Multi-line Address in Contact Fields . Click the multi-line address field in the form and click Edit Field. Customize the autocomplete address field by updating the settings: Select or deselect the checkbox next to a subfield to show or hide it. Choose which countries should be included in the Country drop-down: All countries: Visitors scroll through a list of countries to select the relevant one. My own list: Choose countries to appear on the list. No others will appear other than what you've selected. Click Manage country list to open a list of countries. Select the countries you want to include in the drop-down. Under Subfield titles , enter the field title text that appears above the fields. Learn more Click the Required checkbox under General Settings to make some or all of the subfields mandatory. Click the drop-down under Select required subfields . Select the checkboxes next to the subfields that should be required. Adding a basic address field A basic address field is a one-line address field. Unlike a multi-line address field, visitors are limited to one text box to enter their entire address. You can set a character limit for this field. To add a basic address field: New Forms Click your form in your editor. Click Edit Form to open the form builder. Click Add on the left side of the builder. Click Address . Click the Address field and click Settings . Customize the address field by updating the settings: Click the Field Title text box and enter the field name. Tip: Learn more about adding field titles to your form . Enable the Placeholder Text toggle so appears inside the field before visitors enter their info. Edit the text under Placeholder text . Enable the Required field toggle to make the address field mandatory. Old Forms Click your form in the editor. Click Add New Field . Click Address in Contact Fields . Click the address field in the form and click Edit Field. Customize the autocomplete address field by updating the settings: Click the Field Title text box and enter the field name. Tip: Learn more about adding field titles to your form . Under Show initial text choose to add a 'hint' or placeholder text inside the field to help visitors know what to write: None: No text appears inside the field. Placeholder text: Text appears inside the field before visitors enter their info. Edit the text under Placeholder text . Click the Required field checkbox to make the address field mandatory. Click the Set character limit toggle: Enabled: Visitors are limited to a certain character limit when entering their address. Click the number field and input a character limit (between 0 and 1,000,000). Disabled: There is no character limit for this field. FAQs Click a question below to learn more. Can I add multiple types of address fields to my form? Yes, you can combine multiple types of address fields in a single form. Note: The autocomplete field is only available for old Wix Forms . The multi-line address field includes 4 individual fields by default. Does this count toward my premium plan field quota? No. When you add a multi-line address field, all 4 fields collectively count as 1 field toward your premium plan quota. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Managing your customers Wix Automations: Adding and Sending a Coupon With Wix Automations, you can effortlessly send discount coupons to your contacts. This powerful tool aids in boosting your sales, promoting events, and enhancing customer engagement in a variety of ways. For example, imagine a potential customer visits your online store, adds items to their cart, but leaves without completing their purchase. With Wix Automations, you can set up a system that automatically sends an email offering a 20% discount coupon to such visitors. This not only motivates them to complete their purchase but also builds a positive relationship with your brand. Step 1 | Set up an automation To begin, start by creating a new automation from scratch. Select a trigger and decide if you'd like to limit frequency, include a delay, or add special conditions for your automation. Learn more about creating an automation . Step 2 | Choose the 'add a coupon' action Next, set the action of your automation to 'add a coupon' and select the relevant coupon. To add a coupon as an action: Click + to add a step. Click Action . Select Add a coupon on the left. Choose the relevant option under Select the type of coupon code : Unique single-use coupon code : Send a unique coupon code each time this automation is triggered. This coupon code can only be redeemed once. Fixed coupon code: Send the same coupon code every time the automation is triggered (everyone get the same code). Click + Select under Select a coupon to choose the coupon you'd like to use or create a new one on the spot. Important: This automation will stop working if the coupon end date or use limit is reached. Make sure your coupon has a clear coupon code and coupon name. This will be seen by your visitors when adding the coupon to an email etc. Step 3 | Add the coupon to an email as a dynamic value Lastly, attach the coupon to an email that will automatically be sent to visitors once they trigger your automation. To do this, you'll add another action to the automation and choose 'send an email'. You can then show the coupon on the email by adding it as a dynamic value. To add the Coupon as a dynamic value: Click + to add a step. Click Action . Select Send an email on the left. Click Edit in the Create an email section to start editing the automated email . Select an existing text element or add a new one. In the chosen text element, place your cursor where you want to add the coupon code. Click + Add Personalized Content on the left. Type 'coupon' in the search bar to see the available options: Coupon ID Coupon code Coupon name Coupon offer description (Optional) Write a fallback text in the text box. You can add multiple dynamic values to this email by following steps 7-9. This allows you to show more info about the coupon (e.g. coupon offer description), not just the coupon code. Continue customizing your action: Under Sender details , click Edit to edit your sender details . Under Set email type , select Promotional , Business transactional , or Business critical as the type for your email . Under Set recipients , select all who will receive this automated email when it's triggered. Click Activate or Save at the top right. 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 Ratings Input Element Adding a ratings input element to your site allows visitors to rate content, products, or services, and submit their ratings directly to your CMS (Content Management System) collection. This can provide valuable feedback and enhance user engagement. Before you begin: Make sure to add the CMS to your site if you haven't already. Make sure you have a collection with suitable permissions for storing submissions from the ratings input element. Step 1 | Add and set up the ratings input element Add the ratings input element to your page and customize its settings, layout, and design. Wix Editor Click Add Elements on the left side of the editor. Click Input . Click Ratings . Click and drag the Ratings Input element of your choice onto the page. Set up the ratings: Click Set Up Ratings on the ratings input element. Enter the Field title that will display in the element. Click the Show hover text toggle to choose whether to show hover text or not: Enabled: Display explanations for each rating option when visitors hover over the ratings. Enter the text in each rating field. Disabled: Explanations do not appear when visitors hover over the ratings. Click Accessible names and enter explanations for each rating that helps screen readers and assistive technology understand what each rating represents. Select the Required checkbox if you want to make it mandatory that visitors select a rating before they can submit it as part of a custom form . Click the Layout icon to customize the location of the field title and rating value. You can also set the title alignment and padding, the spacing and icon size, and the text direction. Click the Design icon to choose a preset design. Then click Customize Design to adjust the design further. Studio Editor Click Add Elements on the left side of the editor. Click Input . Click Ratings . Click and drag the Ratings Input element of your choice onto the page. Set up the ratings: Click Set Up Ratings on the ratings input element. Enter the Field title that will display in the element. Click the Show hover text toggle to choose whether to show hover text or not: Enabled: Display explanations for each rating option when visitors hover over the ratings. Enter the text in each rating field. Disabled: Explanations do not appear when visitors hover over the ratings. Click Accessible names and enter explanations for each rating that helps screen readers and assistive technology understand what each rating represents. Select the Required checkbox if you want to make it mandatory that visitors select a rating before they can submit it as part of a custom form . Click the Layout icon to customize the location of the field title and rating value. You can also set the title alignment and padding, the spacing and icon size, and the text direction. Click the Design icon in the Inspector panel to customize the design. Step 2 | Connect the ratings input to the CMS Connect the ratings input element to a dataset that links to your CMS collection, allowing you to store and manage the ratings submitted by visitors. Wix Editor In your editor, click the ratings input element. Click the Connect to CMS icon . Click the Choose a dataset drop-down and select a dataset that connects to the collection where you will store the submissions. Alternatively, select Add a Dataset , then choose the collection you want to connect, give the dataset a name and click Create . Click the Rating value connects to drop-down and choose the number field that the ratings input will submit to. Tip: Select + Add to add a new collection field for storing the submissions. Then enter the field name and field key (Velo only) and click Add . Set the dataset mode and collection permissions: Click Dataset Settings in the panel on the right. (Optional) Click the permission type next to Permissions to determine who can view, add, update, or delete collection content. Click the Dataset mode drop-down and select the relevant option: Write: Connected input elements can add new items to the collection, but cannot edit existing items. Read & Write: Connected elements can update existing items in the collection. If you connect a 'New' button , visitors can use it to update existing items and add new items to your collection. Create a submit button that visitors click to submit their ratings. Studio Editor In your editor, click the ratings input element. Click the Connect to CMS icon . Click the Choose a dataset drop-down and select a dataset that connects to the collection where you will store the submissions. Alternatively, select Add a Dataset , then choose the collection you want to connect, give the dataset a name and click Create . Click the Rating value connects to drop-down and choose the number field that the ratings input will submit to. Tip: Select + Add to add a new collection field for storing the submissions. Then enter the field name and field key (Velo only) and click Add . Set the dataset mode and collection permissions: Click Dataset Settings in the panel on the right. (Optional) Click the permission type next to Permissions to determine who can view, add, update, or delete collection content. Click the Dataset mode drop-down and select the relevant option: Write: Connected input elements can add new items to the collection, but cannot edit existing items. Read & Write: Connected elements can update existing items in the collection. If you connect a 'New' button , visitors can use it to update existing items and add new items to your collection. Create a submit button that visitors click to submit their ratings. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about the ratings input element. Can I use Velo to capture and display ratings? Absolutely. View a Velo tutorial on capturing and displaying ratings using the ratings input element and the ratings display element. What type of field can I connect the ratings input to? You can connect the ratings input element to the Number field type in the CMS collection where you will store the ratings. How can I display the submitted ratings on my site? Use the ratings display element to showcase the ratings you receive. You can connect the ratings display element to a field that stores the rating values and to another field that displays the total ratings submitted. What are the dataset modes I can use with the ratings input element? The dataset mode determines what actions can be done between the connected elements and your collection. In the dataset you connect to your ratings input, you can use the following dataset modes: Write: Connected input elements can add new items to the collection, but cannot edit existing items. Read & Write: Connected elements can update existing items in the collection. If you connect a 'New' button , visitors can use it to update existing items and add new items to your collection. Can I let visitors rate my Wix Stores products? You must use Velo to add ratings and reviews to your Wix Stores products. Are there any 3rd party apps I can add to handle ratings and reviews? Yes. As an alternative to the ratings input element, you can install the Kudobuzz Review 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 Advanced features CMS CMS: Choosing a Format for Displaying Date and Time Collection Fields After connecting elements to 'Date', 'Date and Time', and 'Time' collection fields in the CMS (Content Management System) , you can control how the values are formatted on the live site. For example, you could choose a short date format that renders a Date field as "10/31/26". Or you could choose a full date time format that renders a Date and Time field as "Thursday, October 31, 2026 at 12:12:12 PM PDT". You can display these fields in text elements and in the text that appears in other elements such as buttons and galleries. To choose a format for displaying date and time fields: Go to your editor . Connect an element, such as text, to a dataset that connects to your collection. Click the relevant field, for example Text connects to , in the dataset connections and select the Date , Date and Time , or Time field you want to display. If needed, you can select + Add to create and connect a new collection field . Click the Choose a format drop-down and select the format you want to display your dates or times in. View the format options in the table below: Format Displayed as Short date 2/25/19 Medium date Feb 25, 2019 Long date February 25, 2019 Full Date Monday, February 25, 2019 Short date time 2/25/19, 8:45 PM Long date time February 25, 2019 at 8:45:00 PM Full date time Sunday, February 24, 2019 at 10:50:00 PM PST Medium time (12h) 8:45 PM Medium time (24h) 20:45 Long time (12h) 8:45:00 PM Long time (24h) 20:45:00 Hour only 8 PM Minute only 45 Year only 2019 Month only February Short month only Feb Day only Monday 5. Click Publish when you are ready to make the changes go live. Notes: The date and times displayed on your live site adjust according to the visitor's local time zone. Your site's regional settings determine date and time language, time zones and other regional formatting options. When you export a collection to a CSV file , the time fields in the file are formatted as UTC+0. They are not formatted to local time. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Managing your customers Wix Forms: Viewing and Managing a Submissions Table When visitors submit one of your forms, their entries are automatically stored in a submissions table. To view all submissions from across your site in one place, go to Forms & Submissions in your site's dashboard to see every submission, from every form, without opening each form individually. Use the submissions table to simplify your data management – you can filter the submissions, categorize them, import and export data and more. How do I know if I'm using old Wix Forms or new Wix Forms? This article will help you understand the differences between old and new Wix Forms. Viewing a submissions table Each form has its own unique submissions table. You can view submission time, the first and last name of the person who submitted the form, as well as their email and message. New Forms Go to Forms & Submissions in your site's dashboard. Click the More Actions icon next to a form. Select View submissions . To access a submissions table from your editor: Click a form in your editor. Click Edit Form to open the form builder. Click the Submissions tab at the top. Old Forms Go to Forms & Submissions in your site's dashboard. Click the Old Forms tab. Click View Submissions Table next to the relevant form. Note: Data from your submission table loads from the last time you published your site. Can't see a submission table? If you click View Submissions Table and no table appears, it means you need to go to the editor and create it from there. In your editor, click the relevant form. Click Form Settings . Click Create Submissions Table in the Main tab. Publish your site. Managing data in a submissions table Manage your submissions table to focus on the info that is most important to you. You can filter the submissions to create your own view, then export it as a CSV file. Note: When exporting submission data, all dates and times are exported in UTC (Coordinated Universal Time) time zone. New Forms Go to Forms & Submissions in your site's dashboard. Hover over the relevant form and click the More Actions icon . Select View submissions . Choose how to manage your submission data: Filter submission data Click Filter at the top. Select the relevant filter condition. Enter or select the value you want to use. Edit submission data Click the relevant submission. Click Edit under Submission details . Edit the submission as needed. Click Save . Export data from the table Select the checkbox to the left of the relevant submission. Click Export . Select the data you want to export. Click Export . Download PDF Click the More Actions icon next to the submission. Select Download PDF . Access the PDF from your downloads folder. Note: You can only download one submission at a time. You can't customize the PDF settings. Only fields with data are included in the PDF. Empty fields (e.g., optional fields left blank) are excluded. Mark a submission as spam Select the checkbox to the left of the relevant submission. Click Report as spam . Note: Unmark submissions marked as spam by selecting the checkbox to the left of the relevant submission in the Spam tab, then click Report as not spam . To permanently delete spam submissions, click the More actions icon and select Permanently delete . Spam submissions (submissions filtered automatically by the spam filter or submissions manually marked as spam) will stay in this tab for 30 days, after that they will be permanently deleted. Mark a submission as trash Select the checkbox next to the relevant submission. Click Move to trash . Note: You can always restore submissions you previously marked as trash from the Trash tab. Form submissions manually marked as Trash will be kept in the Trash tab for 180 days, after that time they will be permanently deleted. Tip: Click Summarize with AI to view an overall picture of your form submissions. You can also ask questions about the data collected by the form, such as how many submissions came in from a specific city. Old Forms Go to Forms & Submissions in your site's dashboard. Click the Old Forms tab. Click View Submissions Table next to the relevant form. Choose how to manage your submission data: Add a new row Add a new form submission manually, feeding all the data directly to the table. Click + Add Item at the bottom of the table. Click the empty cell under Submission Time in the newly created row. Select a date and time for the new submission. Click each of the columns to manually enter the data. Filter the data Click the Filter drop-down at the top. Select an existing filter or click + New Filter to set one up. (For new filters) Set up your filter: Choose a filter from the Select field drop-down. Click the Choose a condition drop-down to create your filter rule. Options change based on the field you've selected. Finish setting up your filter rule under Enter a value . Click Add Filter . Sort the data You can sort the table to find relevant form submissions. You choose the field to sort by and the order of the submissions. For example, sort the table to show the submissions by people's first names, from A to Z. Cli ck the Sort drop-down at the top. Select an existing sort or click + Add a Sort to set one up. (For new sorts) Set up your sort: Choose the relevant form field from the Sort by drop-down. Select the sort order. The options change based on the field you've selected. Click Add Sort. Show or hide form fields Click Manage Fields on the right. Select or de select the checkboxes next to the fields you want to show or hide. Note: Depending on the form, there may be mandatory fields that you cannot hide. Import data into the table Click the More Actions drop-down at the top right. Select Import items . Click Choose a File to upload a CSV file to your table. (In the Configure Columns to Import panel) Select the columns you want to import from the CSV file: Select the checkboxes next to the fields you want to import. (Optional) Select a field to configure its name, type and column in your submissions table. Click Next . Review your import details and click Import when you're ready. Export data from the table Click the More Actions drop-down at the top right. Select Export to CSV . Choose what you want to do: Export the entire collection: Export all items and fields, including hidden and system fields. Export the filtered data: Export only the data you have filtered. Export the collection fields: Export the form fields without submission fields. Click Export . Save a filtered view of the table Filter the relevant data. Click New View at the top left . Enter the name of the new view. Click New View to save the view. Note: The order of fields in the submissions table i s based on the order they appear in the form. If you want to reorder the fields in the table, go to your editor and reorganize the fields in the relevant form. Then publish your site. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about your submissions table as well as old Wix Forms vs. new Wix Forms. How do I know if my form is built using old forms or new forms? It is possible to have both versions of Wix Forms on your site at once. Learn the difference between the old Wix Forms and new Wix Forms. How do I get the new version of Wix Forms on my site? New forms are available from the Add panel in your editor. To add a new Wix form to your site: Go to your editor . Click Add Elements on the left side of the editor. Click Contacts & Forms . Click Create New Form or select a template from Premade Forms . Why can't I see updated submissions data? If you are using old Forms, the latest submission data is pulled from the last time you published your site. Try publishing your site and refreshing to see updated data. How are dates formatted in form submission notifications? Dates in form submission notifications are formatted according to your site's regional settings . This means dates appear in the format set for your site's region. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Stores: About Your Wix Analytics Reports Wix Analytics creates reports for just about everything you want to know about your online store. Keep track of product inventory and plan ahead as well as see what your highest selling products are. With multiple types of abandoned cart reports, you can also see which products customers are adding to their cart but not ultimately purchasing. Wix Stores reports can help you make strategic decisions about what products to invest time and marketing in. You can also easily export any report and share it with a wider team. How to access your Stores reports: Go to All Reports in your site's dashboard and view the reports in the Stores section. You can also check out the Store Overview to get a deeper understanding of your store's sales trends. Types of Wix Stores reports Learn about the various reports available to help you understand your store's performance. These reports cover everything from sales and product performance to inventory management and customer behavior. Click a report type below to learn more about it. Store Sales Summary Use this report to see your store sales' figures, which is especially helpful for bookkeeping. In this report you can see all order details, including the order number, order subtotal, shipping, and more. Sales by Product Variant Use this report to see which of your product variants are selling the most. Product variants include any unique combination of product options (e.g. size and color). You can filter this report by 'all' products or by a specific variant. Inventory Snapshot Use this report to see a quick overview of the current stock of your products as well as each product's total value. Store Conversion Funnel Use this report to analyze visitor behavior on your site, from viewing a product, all the way to completing a purchase. Use this report to: See how many of your site visits turn into a purchase. Find out where visitors drop off from the purchasing process. Store Conversion Funnel over Time Use this report to spot trends in your store's conversion funnel. The combo chart displays a conversion measure, such as product views or added to cart, and a rate, such as checkout completion. Use this report to: See how each step of the funnel converts over time. Find out how changes you make affect your store conversion rates. Conversion by Product Use this report to see how each of your products converts, so you can track its performance. Use this report to: Find out which products convert better than others. Identify the products that could perform better, so you can optimize them accordingly. Most Abandoned Products Use this report to see the products that your visitors placed in a cart, but didn’t end up buying. Use this report to: See which products are abandoned the most. Try to understand what causes product abandonment, and optimize your products accordingly. Abandoned Carts Funnel Use this report to see how many of your visitors' carts were abandoned, and how many were eventually recovered (visitors returned to complete their purchase). Use this report to: Find the total value of abandoned carts. Learn how many abandoned carts were recovered. Optimize your cart abandonment funnel. Abandoned Carts Funnel over Time Use this report to find out how many carts were abandoned and recovered over time. Use this report to: Track changes in your store’s cart abandonment and recovery rates. Find out how changes you make affect these rates. Abandoned Carts Summary Use this report to study your abandoned and recovered carts in detail. You can filter the report by parameters, such as customer type, shipping and billing data, product gross value, and more. The report can also be downloaded for further analysis. Use this report to: Understand which customers are abandoning carts the most. See how various parameters affect cart abandonment. Sales by Shipping Method Use this report to find out which shipping methods your customers prefer. Use this information to invest more in the method that works best for your business and customers. You can use the 'Compare to' filter to see how preferred shipping methods change over time. Inventory Planning Use this report to manage stock availability. This report can help you see when your items are predicted to run out so you can plan your future inventory accordingly. Low Inventory Use this report to spot the items that are expected to run out of stock in the next 14 days. You can also click the filter under Select a time period to change the report to another time preset other than 14 days. Slow-moving Inventory Use this report to find out which items are taking a long time to sell. The report shows the turnover rate of an item (items sold in a chosen time period divided by the current inventory). The higher the turnover rate, the faster items are being sold. Inventory over Time Use this report to track changes in inventory over a certain time period, as well as how the total value of your inventory changes. Click the Select a measure drop-down to choose total value or inventory for the report. Sales by Product Category Use this report to see a breakdown of your store's sales based on different categories of products. A category is a group of products, like Cameras, Kids clothing or New arrivals. Products can appear in more than one category. For example, you can filter sales by your 'New arrivals' category to see how the most recent products you've launched are selling online. Want to customize your report? You can customize the data you're viewing and the way it's displayed. You can also save the views you want to return to later. Learn more about customizing your report . FAQs Click a question below to learn more about your Wix Stores reports. What is the difference between my sales and stores reports? Sales reports refer to all purchases made throughout your site. This includes all bookings, services, coaching, consultations and more. Wix Stores reports focus on purchases and transactions made through your online store. When is an abandoned cart considered 'recoverable' in the Abandoned Carts reports? An abandoned cart is considered recoverable when the visitor is logged in and their email address is known. You can set up an automated email that is triggered when a cart is abandoned, encouraging visitors to return and complete the purchase. 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 Displaying Your DeviantArt Content on Your Wix Site Important: The DeviantArt app has been retired from the Wix App Market. However, you can still upload your DeviantArt content to your site and use the DeviantArt iOS and Android apps. Connect your DeviantArt account to the Wix Media Manager and upload your DeviantArt content to your site. To connect your account: Go to your Media Manager . Click + Upload Media at the top left. Click the DeviantArt icon . Click Connect DeviantArt . Log in to DeviantArt. Select the files you want to add to your site and click Upload Selection . Note: Your files upload to the Site Files tab in your Media Manager. Once your files have uploaded, select them and click the relevant button at the bottom right (e.g. Add to Page , Choose Image ) to add them to your 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 Studio, Partners & Enterprise Wix Studio Studio Editor: Saving, Previewing and Publishing Your Site In the Studio Editor, sites are automatically saved so you never have to worry about losing your changes. However, you can always manually save the site you're working on. Finished working on a design? Use the preview mode to see how it looks on each breakpoint. You can then decide whether to publish or continue editing. Saving a site Studio Editor sites are saved automatically, after every change you make. However, you can save a site manually, whenever you wish. To manually save a site: Go to your editor . Click the Wix Studio icon at the top left. Hover over Site . Click Save . What's next? Once you save a site, an indication appears at the top left of the Editor. It also appears every time the site is auto-saved. Accessing your site's saved versions Your site history is a record of every time that you (or someone working on the site) has saved or published. Access the site history to check when a change was made, who performed the change or to restore a previous version. To access previous site versions: Go to your editor . Click the Wix Studio icon at the top left. Hover over Site . Click Site History . Previewing a site As you're working on a site in the Studio Editor, you can see how it will look live across all breakpoints. The preview shows the site on your current screen size, but you can change it to test the responsiveness of your design. To preview a site on desktop: Go to your editor . Click the Preview icon at the top right. View the site on different screen sizes by doing one of the following: Click the screen size drop-down at the top to select a different device. Define the width and height of the screen in pixels. Drag the handles to increase or decrease the width. Click Preview on mobile device to directly access a test site on your mobile. Click Edit Site to continue editing, or Publish to make your changes live. Good to know: If you want to preview a different site page, select the page from the drop-down at the top left. Previewing test sites Created a test site ? You can check how it looks on both desktop and mobile devices from your editor. Test sites are a great way to ensure the site looks great on all screen sizes, and get feedback from collaborators and clients. To preview a test site: Go to your editor . Click Preview at the top right to open the drop-down. Choose where you want to preview the site from: Desktop: Click Preview as Test Site . Mobile: Click Preview on a mobile device . Scan the QR code on your mobile device. Note: If you haven't created a test site before, you can do so by following the steps above and selecting to create a test site in the pop-up. In order to create a test site, the site needs to have been published at least once. Publishing a site Click Publish at the top right of the editor to make your changes live. If you're publishing a site for the first time, it gets a URL that makes it officially live on the web. The web address depends on whether it's a free site or a site that was upgraded: Free site: https://accountname.wixstudio.io/site-name Premium: The site can get its own domain (e.g. mystunningwebsite.com), whether it's purchased from Wix or connected from another host. You can also schedule your client's site to publish automatically with Wix Automations. Choose the exact date and time, and skip the stress of doing it manually. It's perfect for big launches or updates. Publishing a site with code? We automatically analyze your code and validate the syntax. If errors were found, you'll be able to either continue with the publish or return to the editor and look into the matter. FAQs Click a question below to learn more. Why does the site look different on preview? If your client's site does not look as expected on preview, check the following: Screen size and breakpoints: Preview mode lets you see how your client's site appears on different screen sizes. Make sure you're viewing the site using the correct breakpoint. Each breakpoint covers a range of screen sizes (e.g. the default tablet breakpoint is 751 - 1000 px). Use the side handles in preview mode to adjust and check how your client's site looks within the breakpoint's range. Browser cache: Clear your browser cache to ensure you are seeing the most recent version of your client's site. Can I send my client a preview of the site? Yes, you can share the latest version of sites with clients for their direct review and feedback. Each site has a unique link you can share with clients so they can view their site and add comments wherever relevant. Click the Wix Studio icon at the top left. Hover over Site and select Get Client Feedback . Choose how to share the site: Send your client an email. Click Copy Link next to the shareable link to send it on your own. The shareable link URL is valid for 2 weeks. 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