< Back Studio, Partners & Enterprise Wix Studio Studio Editor: Creating a Studio Version of a Wix Editor Site Built a site in the Wix Editor? Transferring it to Wix Studio allows you to rebuild the site with advanced design options - all while keeping the site's dashboard and data. Moving from the Wix Editor to the Wix Studio Editor creates a new version (branch) of the site that you can edit separately. This doesn't unpublish or affect the original site, so you and your clients won't have to worry about downtime. Learn more about Wix Studio branches . Important: If you choose to create a Wix Studio branch, there are some things to keep in mind: It's only possible to create a Wix Studio version of a Wix Editor site with a Premium plan . If you choose to publish the Studio version of the site, you will need to upgrade to a Wix Studio plan . If you publish the Studio branch, it is not possible to go back and republish the original Wix Editor branch. Creating a version on Wix Studio To get started, create a Wix Studio branch of an existing Wix Editor site. Branches share most data and apps, so you don't need to worry about losing any of the site's information. Good to know: The design of the site is not carried over to the Wix Studio branch. You can build the new version in the Studio Editor to create the design you want. To create and edit the Studio version of the site: Go to Sites in your Wix account. Click the Site Actions icon next to the relevant Wix Editor site. Select Create a version on Studio . Click Create Studio Version . Setting up apps on your Studio branch After creating a Studio branch, access the editor to set up the relevant apps. When you first open the Studio Editor, apps you previously added in the Wix Editor are automatically installed to your Studio branch. Some apps may not be carried over due to a technical issue on our end. You can always manually add them from the My Business panel if that's the case. Important: Some apps are unsupported in Studio , and therefore cannot be added to your Studio branch. To set up apps on a Studio branch: Go to your site's dashboard . Click Site & Mobile App in the panel on the left. (If needed) Click Website under Website Overview in the left panel. Click Edit next to the Studio branch. Tip: The first branch you create is titled: Wix studio version Allow apps to finish installing and click Get Started . (If some apps were not installed) Manually add the rest of your apps: Click My Business on the left side of your editor. Click the tab of the relevant app. Click Add to Branch . Want to know more? Read our Studio Editor overview to learn more about responsive design. Designing and building your Studio branch Open the branch in the Studio Editor to begin creating its design and content. The Studio Editor has a variety of advanced options and elements, so you can build the best possible site for your clients and their visitors. To begin designing a Studio branch: Go to Sites in your Wix Studio workspace. Hover over the relevant site and click the Edit Site dropdown. Click the Studio branch. Tip: The first branch you create is titled: Wix studio version Begin working on the site. Here are some ways to get started: Create and manage pages to build the branch the way you want. Add sections and cells to structure your page content. Use the Site Styles panel to create a consistent, custom design. Managing site branches You can manage site branches from your editor, no matter which version you're working on. Rename branches so they're easy to identify, and delete branches you no longer need. To manage site branches: Go to Sites in your Wix Studio workspace. Hover over the relevant site and click the Edit Site dropdown. Click the Studio branch. Tip: The first branch you create is titled: Wix studio version Click the Version icon at the top. Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant branch. Select an option to manage your branches: Rename: Choose a name for the branch that makes it easy to identify: Type the new name into the field. Press Enter on your keyboard. Delete: Delete a branch you no longer need: Click Go to Dashboard . Click the Delete Branch icon next to the relevant branch. Click Delete Branch . Notes: It is not possible to delete the site branch that is currently published. If you delete the site's only Studio branch, the site is reverted back to the Wix Editor experience. Publishing the Studio Editor branch Ready to complete the move to Wix Studio? Publish the Studio branch from your editor . This automatically unpublishes the live Wix Editor branch, providing an easy transition for you and your clients. Before you publish: We recommend checking that the design and content are ready, and that all of the relevant apps are installed. Publishing a new branch can affect the site's SEO. Make sure to optimize the branch pages and content to minimize the impact. Once you publish the Studio branch, it is not possible to go back and republish the original Wix Editor branch. Reminder: In order to publish the Studio version of the site, the site needs a Wix Studio plan . If the site doesn't have a Studio plan, you can use the steps below to upgrade it. To publish the Studio branch: Go to Sites in your Wix Studio workspace. Hover over the relevant site and click the Edit Site dropdown. Click the Studio branch. Tip: The first branch you create is titled: Wix studio version Click Publish at the top right of your editor. Follow the steps depending on the site's plan: Site has a Studio plan: Click Publish . Click Done . Site does not have a Studio plan: Click Continue . Click Change Plan & Publish Site . Click Done . Note: Site plans can only be upgraded by site owners, co-owners, and contributors with the relevant billing permissions. Learn more about upgrading site plans . Frequently asked questions (FAQs) Select a question to learn more about site branches. What data is copied? The new version of your site shares the dashboard with the original site. This means the site's business tools and data (such as products, contacts, etc.) are automatically available in the Studio version of the site. However, some parts of the site cannot be transferred to a Studio Editor branch . Does publishing the Studio branch impact the site's SEO? The site's discoverability on search result pages is based on the current published Wix Editor version. If the Studio branch has different content/structure, publishing it may affect the site's SEO. Learn more about branches and SEO . Can I delete the Wix Editor branch? In order to delete the original Wix Editor branch of the site, you first need to publish the Studio Editor branch . You can then delete the original branch from your editor . Tip: You can also delete a Wix Studio branch that you haven't published yet. Can site contributors publish the Studio version of the site? Depending on their permissions , site contributors may be able to publish the Studio version of sites that have already have an active Studio plan. Note: Site plans can only be upgraded by site owners, co-owners, and contributors with the relevant billing permissions . Why can't I / my client access or create Studio versions of a site? It is only possible to create and view Studio versions of Wix Editor sites on accounts that have switched to the Wix Studio platform . 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: Fulfilling Store Orders You just made a sale. Congratulations! The next step is processing the order. This can include shipping the order, adding a tracking number, printing a packing slip and more. Show me how to access my orders Most orders appear in the Orders tab as soon as the customer completes the purchase. Note: A few payment providers (e.g. Boleto, Konbini, and Komoju) do not process payments immediately. In this case, the orders appear only after the payment has been processed (can take a few days). To access your orders: Go to Orders in your site's dashboard. Click a specific order to view details and make changes. Manually marking orders as "Paid" If an order was placed using the Manual payment method, you must manually mark it as 'Paid' for your inventory to update and for any applied coupons to be considered as used. Tip: If you received partial payment, you can enter a custom amount. To update the payment status: Go to Orders in your site's dashboard. Click the relevant unpaid order. Click the Collect Payment drop-down and select Mark as Paid . (Optional) Select a custom amount (i.e. accept partial payment): Select the Mark a custom amount as paid checkbox. Enter the amount. Note: Must be less than the order total. Click Mark as Paid to confirm. Note: This cannot be undone. Digital Products: As soon as a digital product is marked as "Paid", an email is sent to your customer with a link to download the file. The order status automatically changes to "Fulfilled". Learn more about collecting payment for unpaid orders . Marking orders as "Fulfilled" To keep track of the orders sent to customers or picked up, make sure to mark them as "Fulfilled" as soon as they are processed. To mark an order as "Fulfilled": Go to Orders in your site's dashboard. Select an order. Click More Actions at the top right. Select Mark as Fulfilled : (Optional, if the order is unpaid) Select the Mark Order as Paid checkbox. (Optional) Send your customer an email: Shipping or delivery orders: Select the Send shipping confirmation email checkbox. Pickup orders: Select the Send pickup ready email checkbox. Click Mark as Fulfilled to confirm. Tip: You can change the status of an order back from "fulfilled" to "unfulfilled" by following the same steps and selecting Mark as Unfulfilled in step 4. Adding tracking numbers Tracking numbers help you and your customers follow the progress of packages as they make their way to their destinations. Learn how to add tracking numbers to orders . Learn how to scan tracking numbers on your phone using the Wix app . Customers can find an order's tracking number in the shipping confirmation email and in their My Orders page . You can locate them in the Orders tab in the Wix dashboard. Fulfilling local delivery and scheduled orders Learn how to add tracking numbers to orders . Learn how to scan tracking numbers on your phone using the Wix app . If you offer your customers local delivery - especially if you allow them to choose the time slot they prefer - you'll need to customize the look of the order page to help you see at a glance which orders need to be delivered at specific times. Learn how to customize the Orders tab for local delivery . Printing packing slips Packing slips display the order number, shipping and billing addresses, the products purchased, as well as your store policies. Notes: Packing slips are not available for dropshipping or digital orders. You can print a packing slip for pickup and local delivery orders. To print a packing slip: Go to Orders in your site's dashboard. Select an order. Click the More Actions icon . Select Print packing slip . Click the Print icon . Click Print . Below is a sample packing slip: FAQs Click a question to learn more. How can I mark an order as "partially paid"? When marking an order as paid, you can enter a custom amount. For example, if the order total was $100 and you received $60, you can enter that as the custom amount. The order status will change to "Partially Paid". Can I change the status from "Paid" to "Unpaid"? Once an order status was changed to "Paid", it cannot be changed back. Can I edit an order? Yes. You can add or remove items from the order, add a fee, tip, or discount, and more. You can also edit your customer's details, including the shipping address. Learn how to edit orders . Can I print an order? Yes, you can print any store order to create a hard copy. Select the checkbox next to one or more orders and click Print Orders . How can I customize the columns in the Orders tab? Handle orders more efficiently by viewing only relevant information. You can do this by filtering your orders and customizing the columns in your order list. To increase efficiency, save the views you go back to again and again. Learn how to customize the Orders 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 business Business solutions & apps Wix Hotels by HotelRunner: Making Bulk Updates Bulk updates let you make large changes to the rates, availability, and restrictions of your room types at the same time. You can also apply updates to specific date ranges, days of the week, and sales channels. This is useful if you want to set different prices for weekends, seasons, or selected sales channels. Important: This article refers to the latest version of Wix Hotels by HotelRunner. Learn more about the previous version of Wix Hotels . Changing availability on dates that already have reservations can lead to overbooking. Make sure to exclude those dates when updating availability. When you create or update your child pricing policies, make sure to update your rate plans and finalize the changes in Bulk Updates by updating the room's base rate. Otherwise, the child rate updates do not apply. Tip: We recommend you update the price and availability for all open seasons (when you accept reservations) on your calendar before applying bulk updates. This helps to ensure you apply the correct rates at the correct times. Making general bulk updates Bulk updates help you change rates and restrictions for multiple room types at once. You can also limit an update to certain dates, days of the week, or sales channels. To make bulk updates: Go to Bulk Updates in your site's dashboard. Click the Rate plans dropdown and select the relevant rate plans. Enable the toggles next to the filters you want to add: Base price: Update the price of your base rates during a specific timeframe. Fixed: Enter a new base price beside the relevant rooms. Adjustment: Enter the percentage or fixed amount increase or decrease next to the relevant rooms. Availability: Enter how many rooms of a given type you have available during a specific timeframe. Confirm the number is accurate to avoid double bookings. Minimum Stay: Encourage longer stays by setting a minimum stay restriction. This can help ensure more capacity during the off-season. Stop sell: Block the sale of specific rates for a period of time. This is useful to protect revenue during the off season. Close to arrival (CTA): Restrict guests from arriving on specific dates. This is helpful during busy periods when you need to lighten the workload for your staff. Close to departure (CTD): Restrict guests from departing on certain dates. This is helpful during busy periods when you need to lighten the workload for your staff. Choose a date range under Apply to . (Optional) Click + Add date range to apply the same update to another period, for example, another season. Click the Days dropdown to apply the bulk updates to specific days of the week. Click the Channels dropdown to apply the bulk updates to a specific channel. Click Preview Changes at the top right. Review the changes, then click Save . (Optional) Repeat these steps to apply different updates to other room types or date ranges. Tips: Click Multi-fill at the top right to quickly apply the same updates to multiple rooms at the same time. As you add more filters to a bulk update, you may need to scroll across to enter the relevant details. Setting weekend prices You can charge different rates on weekends by applying a bulk update to Saturday and Sunday only. To set weekend prices: Go to Bulk Updates in your site's dashboard. Click the Rate plans dropdown and select the relevant rate plans. Enable the toggles next to the filters you want to add: Base price: Update the price of your base rates during a specific timeframe. Fixed: Enter a new base price beside the relevant rooms. Adjustment: Enter the percentage or fixed amount increase or decrease next to the relevant rooms. Under Apply to , set the start and end dates for the period you want to cover. Click the Days dropdown. Deselect Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday so only Saturday and Sunday remain selected. Click Preview Changes at the top right. Review the changes, then click Save . Tip: Rooms and rates you do not update keep their existing weekday prices. Only the selected days are affected. Setting seasonal prices If you want to update your prices for a specific season, you can do it directly from Bulk Updates . This is useful when your cancellation policy, meal plan, and market setup stay the same. To set seasonal prices: Go to Bulk Updates in your site's dashboard. Click the Rate plans dropdown and select the relevant rate plans. Enable the toggles next to the filters you want to add: Base price: Update the price of your base rates during a specific timeframe. Fixed: Enter a new base price beside the relevant rooms. Adjustment: Enter the percentage or fixed amount increase or decrease next to the relevant rooms. Under Apply to , set the start and end dates for the season in the Date range 1 fields. (Optional) Click + Add date range to price another seasonal period in the same update. Leave the Days dropdown set to All so the price applies every day of the week within those dates. Click Preview Changes at the top right. Review the changes, then click Save . (Optional) Repeat these steps for each season that needs a different price. Tip: If you want to set different prices for multiple seasons, run these steps separately for each season so each one has its own base price. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Studio, Partners & Enterprise Wix Studio Wix Studio: Creating and Using Custom Templates Are you looking to save time and streamline your site creation process? Wix Studio's custom templates feature is here to revolutionize your workflow. With custom templates, when you build a site which is fully customized you can transform it into a reusable template, eliminating the need to start from scratch with each site. This powerful tool allows you to focus on delivering exceptional results while saving precious time. Start by creating a custom template based on an existing site in your workspace or from a blank canvas. Customize the layout, design and apps to align with your vision. Then, save it as a template. For future projects, just choose the template you want to start with and then customize it based on each clients' requirements. Tip: We also have several ready-made Wix Studio templates that you can use to build your sites. Creating a custom template To create a custom template, you have two options: choose an existing site in your workspace or create a template from scratch. You need to have at least one site in your workspace to create a custom template from an existing site. This allows you to transform your site into a reusable template for future projects. If you're creating a template from scratch, you can proceed without any existing sites in your workspace and choose to build using either the Wix Editor or the Studio Editor. Important: Some content is not copied over when you make your site a template. See FAQs for more information. From an existing site Go to Custom Templates in your Wix Studio workspace. Click + Create Template at the top right. Select Start from an existing site . Choose one of your sites to use for the template. Click Continue . Enter a name for your custom template and click Create Template . From scratch Click + Create Template at the top right. Choose one of the following options: Start from a blank Wix canvas: To create your template using the Wix Editor. Start from a blank Studio canvas: To create your template using the Studio Editor. Enter a name for your custom template and click Create Template . Build the site to create your template. Using a custom template to build a site When starting to work on a site for a new project, just choose which template you want to use and start customizing it to suit your needs. To use a custom template to build a site: Go to Custom Templates in your Wix Studio workspace. Hover over the template and click Create site to build a new site with it. Build your site in the editor. Want to make changes to a template? If you want to edit a template, click the More Actions icon and then click Edit template . Organizing your custom templates Stay on top of your custom templates by customizing the view, filtering them based on various criteria and creating saved views for quick access. You can quickly search for specific templates based on their name, or filter your templates to see a specific subset of sites based on your criteria. Once you've filtered your templates, you can save those filtered views to access them quickly in the future. You can also switch between grid and list views. To organize your templates: Go to Custom Templates in your Wix Studio workspace. Click Filter . Choose the filters to apply to the site list. Click Manage View and choose Save as new view . Enter a name for the saved view. Click Save . Tip: Click the Customize columns icon and select the columns to show in your site list. You can also drag and drop the columns to reorder them. FAQs Click on a question below to learn more about custom templates in Wix Studio. Can I create custom templates for different types of projects? A great way to use custom templates is to create generic templates that you can use for one type of client or project. For example, you can create an eCommerce template and then you can use it as a foundation for any client that needs an eCommerce site. This streamlines the process of creating sites, saving you time and providing your team with a great starting point to build sites efficiently. Can I sell my custom templates? Yes, you can sell your custom templates anywhere. Once you've created a custom template that is ready and published, you can add your template as a digital product on your Wix site or any other platform to start selling. Learn more about selling your custom templates . If you're a Wix Partner, you can also showcase and sell your Studio templates in the Wix Marketplace . How can I edit a custom template? Click the More Actions icon on a template, then Edit template to make changes to it. When editing a template, you're making changes only to the template itself. It does not affect any site using the template or the original site you based it on. If you want to keep the original template as well, we recommend that you first duplicate the template, edit it with the changes you want, and then save it as a new template. Is there a limit to the number of templates I can create? There is no limit to the number of templates you can have in a workspace. What information is not copied over when I turn a site into a template? The following content is not copied over to your custom template: Store orders and invoices Contacts and email campaigns Settings for third-party apps Velo by Wix: Secrets stored in your Secrets Manager . Any elements that were hidden require enabling Velo in your new site. Does Wix Studio have ready-made templates? Wix Studio has several designer-made responsive website templates , covering a broad range of industries and design styles that you can also use to create sites without needing to start from scratch. There are also some ready-made wireframes for you to choose from and add your own style. How do I get the URL of my custom template? To get the URL of your custom template: Go to Custom Templates in your Wix Studio workspace. Click the More Actions icon next to the template and select Edit template . Click Publish at the top right. Copy the template URL. 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: Unavailable Videos in Your Video Library You may see that a video in your Video Library is unavailable. This can be for the following reasons: You have filmed a live stream but you don't have enough video storage to post the video on your site. You downgraded your site and you now have less video storage so the video has become unavailable. You can only post the video once you delete other videos from your site or purchase a higher plan. Tip: Learn more about upgrading your video storage . 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: Creating a Promotional Video for a Product in Your Store Select a product and let Wix automatically create a promotional video about it in just a few clicks. If you want to make your own customizations, you can change the music, adjust the colors, and more. Creating and customizing a promo video Go to Store Products in your site's dashboard. Click the relevant product. Click Promote this product on the right. Click the right arrow and select Promotional Video . Do one of the following: Save a video as is: Preview the video or videos created for you and click to select the video you want to save. Click Save & Share . Customize the video: Preview the video or videos created for you. Click Customize Video . Customize the video content: Click the Plus icon add additional media. Product Name : Edit the name of the product. Business Name : Add the name of your business. Price : Edit the price that you want to display. Call to Action : Add a text to drive potential customers back to your store. Click Next . Customize the video design: Video Style: Select the look and feel of your video. Layout: Select horizontal, vertical, or square. Main Color : Pick the primary color for the text and graphic elements in your video. Secondary Color : Pick a secondary color for the text and graphic elements in your video. Font Style : Pick a font that reflects your product and brand. Click Next . Customize the background music: (Optional) Click the Music On toggle on the right to disable the background music. Click Play to preview a track. Click the track that you want to use to select it. Click Next . (Optional) Display business info at the end of the video: Click the Include info at the end of this video toggle to enable it. Upload your business logo. Enter the business info you want to display. Click Apply & Preview to view your video. Click Back to Editing to make more changes or Save & Share to save a high definition version of your video. (Optional) To share your video on social media or download your video, click Upload / Download under the relevant option. FAQs How many videos can I create for free? There is no limit to the number of videos you can create free of charge. How can I share my video when it's done? After you save your video, select any of these options: Add the video to the Product Page Post to Facebook Note : You can upload videos to a Facebook Business Page, not your personal profile. Upload to YouTube Download to your computer How can I display my promotional video on a site page? Go to the relevant site page. Click Add on the left side of the Editor. Click Video & Music . Drag the Single Video Player to the relevant site page. Click Change Video . Click Change Video again. Select the promotional video from the Video Maker file. Click Add to Page . Where can I find the videos I created? Your videos are located in your Media Manager. To access them, click Media on the left side of the Editor. Can I make video about something other than a single store product? Yes. You can create a video from your media files. Learn more This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Billing & premium subscriptions Charges, payments and tax Resolving Payment Issues for Wix Services Resolve payment issues to ensure an uninterrupted service for your Wix account. There are a few different issues that may be blocking your payment. Many of these issues can be quickly and easily fixed. Take a look below at some of the common reasons why you may be having payment issues. Reasons for Payment Failure Your upgrade payment may not have gone through due to one of the following reasons: The payment was declined by your credit card provider. The credit/debit card entered has expired or does not have enough funds. The credit/debit card number is invalid, or has been reported as lost/stolen. The CVV code was entered incorrectly. The credit/debit card is not valid for online or cross-border transactions, or transactions in a foreign currency. Tip: A CVV code is a number on your credit card or debit card which is in addition to your card number/account number, expiration date, and PIN. Different issuers have different names and locations for them: On Visa, Mastercard, JCB, Diners, and Discover credit/debit cards, it is a three-digit number on the back of your card, to the right of the signature box. For American Express, the CVV is a four-digit code, called the 'card identification number' (CID). The American Express CID is on the front of the card above your account number. Resolving Payment Issues To resolve these issues, try the following steps: You may need to get in touch with your bank to find out why the payment has not gone through. For example, your bank can confirm if you are using the correct account details. Once the issue is resolved, you can try the upgrade again. Try upgrading with a different credit/debit card. Try to make your payment on a different internet browser (e.g. Safari, Chrome, Firefox), or try clearing your browser's cache. Learn how to clear your browser's cache . If you are still experiencing problems upgrading after contacting your bank, please contact us for help. Note: Wix accepts the following credit or debit cards: Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover, JCB and Diners. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Promoting your site Running campaigns and paid ads Facebook & Instagram Ads with Wix: Best Practices For Image and Video Ads When you build your ad content during campaign setup you can choose between an image or video ad. Make sure you're following best practices when picking media as well as writing supporting ad text to get the best performing ad campaign. Best practices for image ads Capture your target audience's attention with a visually stunning image. Follow Meta's recommended best practices to help your image ad stand out. Showcase your product and/or service with your image Capture your brand essence with a clear picture that showcases your product or the benefits of your service. Someone viewing your ad should immediately understand what you're advertising without having to search for the point of the ad in the photo. Use high resolution images The better resolution your images are the more professional your ad will look. Follow the image formatting guidelines below to make sure your image doesn't turn out blurry or pixelated. Don't crowd the image with text Your ad's text should be kept to the headline, description, and call-to-action. Don't try to add text on top of the image. However, if you need to add text on top of your image, keep the text minimal and to a corner of the image rather than spread across it. Best practices for video ads More and more brands create video ads for Facebook and Instagram. Follow Meta's guidelines below for creating a successful video ad. Keep videos to 15 seconds max Create videos for the short attention spans of social media. If your videos are 15 seconds or less, your target audience is more likely to watch to the end. Make sure you showcase the most important part of your video ad (the product or service) towards the beginning. Use vertical or square videos Upload videos with a vertical or square aspect ratio (Meta recommends 4:5 vertical ads). As most people scroll through Facebook and Instagram vertically, choosing vertical videos helps you maximize screen space. Remember people watch ads with sound off Wherever possible in your video ad try to add dynamic text or graphics. People often consume ad content with the sound off, especially in public places. Add captions to your video as well. Formatting guidelines for images and videos Make sure you follow Meta's recommendations for image file type and resolution to get the highest quality ad image. For video ads, Facebook & Instagram Ads with Wix has its own product recommendations. Image formatting File type: .png or .jpg Resolution: Upload the highest resolution image available. For ad images with a link, Facebook recommends 1,080 x 1,350 pixels. The minimum pixel requirements are 500px by 500px on desktop and a width of 320 on mobile. Ratio: 1.91:1 to 1:1 Video formatting File Type: MP4, MOV or GIF Video length: Up to 30 seconds (though 15 seconds is best practice). Size: Maximum file size of 4GB for all videos. The minimum requirement is 500px by 500px (same as images). Learn more about Meta's recommendations for video ads . 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 Basic Site Info To make sure all aspects of your store are working smoothly, you need to fill in your site settings. This includes information such as your site's name, language, and region. Show me how to access my site settings Go to your site's dashboard . Click Settings . Add your website settings From Website settings , you can enter basic information such as your site name. This is the name that appears in your site's dashboard, the My Sites page, and in search results. Tip: To give your site a more professional look, make sure you upload a 16 x 16 pixel favicon - the symbol that appears on browser tabs. Enter your business info In the Business Info section, you can enter your business details, including your location and contact information. If your business has multiple locations, you can add them all here. Additionally, if you use Wix POS Register , you can manage inventory separately for each location . While much of the business info is important for your site in general, some has a direct impact on your store. For example, if you upload a logo, it can be displayed at the top of your Checkout page instead of your site name. The recommended logo image ratio is 1:1. In addition, the email address you enter here is the one that notifications are sent to when you make a sale. Learn more about: Entering your business info Customizing the Checkout page Purchase or connect a domain From Domains , you can manage your site domain which is an important part of building a professional brand. You can either purchase a new domain or connect one you already own. Learn more about purchasing or connecting a domain. Set up your language & region From Language & region , you can choose the language your customers see, your store's currency, as well as how dates, numbers, and measurements (metric or imperial) are displayed. Learn more about updating your language & region settings . Tip: Your site language (the language customers see) can be different from your account language (the language of your dashboard, editor and Wix communications). Assign roles & permissions If you have other people working on your site, go to Roles & permissions to give them permission to access certain site data. You have control over what parts of your site they have access to. Possible roles include: Admin (Co-Owner): Gives access to almost all parts of your site. Store Manager: Gives access to all parts of your store. Custom role: Create your own role with the specific permissions you want to allow. Learn more about assigning roles and permissions . 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: Adding Submission Limits to Your Forms Add a submission limit to your form to set how many entries you wish to receive or close it after a specific deadline. Once the limit is reached (number of forms or deadline set), the form is replaced on your site with a message letting visitors know you're no longer accepting submissions. Important: The option to limit form submissions is only available once your form is published on your site. If you have not published your site since adding the form, go ahead and click Publish now. To limit your form submissions: New Forms Go to your editor . Click Edit Form to open the form builder. Click Settings . Enable the Limit Submissions toggle. Enter the submission limit in the Submissions limit drop down. Old Forms Go to your editor . Click the form you want to limit form submissions for. Click Form Settings on your form. Click Settings . Click Form Submission Limit . Choose what you want to do: Allow unlimited submissions This option is selected by default and allows you to receive an unlimited amount of form submissions Limit number of submission Limit the number of submissions you wish to receive for this form. For example, if you're running a competition and you're limiting it to the first 100 applicants, you could limit your form submissions to 100. Enter the number of total submissions you want to receive. Review or edit the message that replaces the form once the limit has been reached. Note: If your limit was 100, and you changed it to 150, you will now be able to receive additional 150 form submissions from the moment you click Publish . Limit form submissions by specific date & time Selecting this option will remove your form from your live site once the set date has been reached without you having to remove the form from your site. Click on the calendar icon to select a date. Click the Select a time format drop-down to select a 24H or 12H time format. Write the last hour your visitors can submit the form by. Note: If you select the 12H time format, make sure to include AM or PM in the time. Review or edit the message that replaces the form once the limit has been reached. 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: Sending Invitations or Promotions Using Email Marketing Whether your event is a party and you want to invite guests or you're looking to spread the word about an event your business is hosting, Wix Email Marketing is a great way to contact your guests. Before you begin: Make sure your site is published before you send your email invitation. To send an invitation using email marketing: Go to Events in your site's dashboard. Click Manage next to the relevant event. Click the Guests tab (RSVP events) or Orders tab (ticketed events) at the top. Do one of the following: If your event already has registered guests: Click the More Actions icon . Click Send Email Marketing . If your event still has no registered guests: Click Create Invitation . Browse through the templates and select the one you want to use. Customize your email template . Once you are finished, click Next . Add recipients: If you have contacts in your account: Select the contacts that you want to send the campaign to. If you do not have contacts in your account: Enter the email addresses manually or click Import Contacts to import your contact list. Click Next . Enter the newsletter details: Subject Line: The subject line of the email. From Name: The name that the email campaign is sent from. This may be your business name or your personal name. Reply-to Email: The email address that the email campaign is sent from. Replies are sent to this email address. Note: If you have not yet confirmed your email address, click Confirm Now . (Optional) Click Send Test Email to see what your event invitation will look like to recipients. Click Send . Important: Make sure you read the Wix Email Marketing Terms of Use before sending an email campaign. To access more features and send more campaigns, you can upgrade your email marketing plan . 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: Limiting the Maximum Items Displayed with the Items per Load Dataset Setting Datasets facilitate the connections between your page elements and your CMS collection items. From the Items per load dataset setting, you can control the maximum number of items that can load at a time in the elements that connect to the dataset. This is both the maximum items that can initially load and the maximum items that load when visitors click 'Load More' buttons. The Items per load field also sets the maximum items that can load per 'page' in 'Previous/Next page' buttons and pagination bars (Wix Editor only). For example, if you set the Items per load field to "4", up to 4 items will display in your gallery or repeater. When a visitor clicks your 'Load More' button, up to 4 more items load in the gallery or repeater . The default Items per load number is set to 100 on all page types except for dynamic item pages, which can only display one item at a time. You can set this field to show up to 1,000 items at a time. Tip for optimizing your page loading time: Use a lower number in the Items per load field to help your pages load faster with fewer items on the initial load. Adjusting the 'Items per load' dataset setting Go to the dataset settings of the relevant dataset to edit the Items per load field. Wix Editor Go to your editor and navigate to the relevant page. Go to the relevant dataset settings: Click the repeater, gallery, or other element in which you want to adjust the items per load. Click the Connect to CMS icon . Click Dataset Settings in the panel on the right. Edit the Items per load field to adjust the maximum items that can load at a time in the dataset's connected elements. This is also the maximum items that can load when visitors click 'Load More' buttons, 'Next/Previous page' buttons, and pagination bars. Click Preview to test how your page will load. Click Publish if you are ready to make the changes go live. Studio Editor Go to your editor and navigate to the relevant page. Go to the relevant dataset settings: Click the repeater, gallery, or other element in which you want to adjust the items per load. Click the Connect to CMS icon . Click Dataset Settings in the panel on the right. Edit the Items per load field to adjust the maximum items that can load at a time in the dataset's connected elements. This is also the maximum items that can load when visitors click 'Load More' or 'Next/Previous page' buttons. Click the Preview icon at the top right to test how your page will load. Click Publish if you are ready to make the changes go live. FAQs Click below for answers to the most common questions about dataset settings. What is the maximum number of items I can load at a time? By default, the Items per load field is set to 100 items or 1 item for dynamic item pages. To ensure the best loading experience for your site visitors, you can display up to 1000 items per load on your page. Add a 'Load More' button to provide visitors with a way to click and view more items on the page. You can also add 'Previous/Next page' buttons and pagination bars (Wix Editor only) to limit the number of items displayed per 'page' of items. Learn more about: Adding a 'Load More' button to a repeater Adding a 'Load More' button to a pro gallery Why should I add 'Load More' or 'Previous/Next page' buttons? Adding 'Load More' or 'Previous/Next page' buttons to the dataset that connects to your repeater or gallery enhances the user experience and optimizes loading performance. Key Reasons: Improved Loading Performance: Displaying a large number of items at once can slow down your site. These buttons help segment the load, making your site faster and more responsive. User Control: Users can choose to view content at their own pace, which can be more engaging than scrolling through a long list. Better Organization: These buttons allow for better content organization, making it easier for users to navigate and find what they’re looking for. How do I create a 'Load More' button? 'Load More' buttons allow visitors to click to load more items in repeaters or galleries connected to datasets. The total maximum items that can load at a time is determined by the Items per load field in the dataset settings. You can set this field to show up to 1,000 items at a time. To create a 'Load More' button, add a button or image, connect it to the dataset and set the element's click action to Load more . Learn how to add a 'Load More' button to a: Repeater on a dynamic list page. Gallery on a dynamic list page. Note: If you connect a pro gallery to your collection's 'Media Gallery' field type , you can use the gallery's built-in 'Load More' button to restrict the number of images or videos displayed on the page. For directions, see the question below titled: Why doesn't my pro gallery's 'Load More' button respond to the dataset settings? Why doesn't my pro gallery's 'Load More' button respond to the dataset settings? The pro gallery has a built-in 'Load More' button that can restrict the number of media items displayed in the gallery. If you enable this 'Load More' button in the gallery's layout settings, it uses these settings to determine when to appear and how many more images load. With the gallery's built-in 'Load More' button, the dataset's Items per load setting determines the aggregate total maximum items that can load in the gallery. However, it no longer determines how many items initially load in the gallery or how many additional items load when visitors click this 'Load More' button. Consider the type of collection field your gallery connects to when deciding which 'Load More' button to use: Image field type: If your gallery connects to an image field used to display only 1 image per collection item, create a 'Load More' button that connects to the dataset. View the steps in the FAQ above to learn how. Media gallery field type: If your gallery connects to a media gallery field used to display several images per collection item, use the gallery's built-in 'Load More' button. Learn how to enable the 'Load More' button in the pro gallery's custom layout settings . Can I add 'Next' and 'Previous' buttons for visitors to cycle through items? Yes, you can create navigational buttons or images visitors can click to browse other collection items. To create 'Next' and 'Previous' buttons: Add buttons or images and connect them to the same dataset that connects to the page elements displaying your collection items. In the dataset settings, connect the dataset action according to the type of page: Dynamic list pages: Set the Click action connects to field to Next page or Previous page . When visitors click the buttons, the next or previous 'page' of items loads in the connected repeater or gallery. The Items per load field determines the maximum items per 'page'. Dynamic item pages: Set the Click action connects to field to Next dynamic page or Previous dynamic page . When visitors click the buttons, they navigate to the next or previous item's version of the page at the item's dedicated dynamic URL . Static pages: Set the dataset's Click action connects to field to Next item or Previous item . When visitors click the buttons, the dataset's connected elements change to reflect the next or previous item retrieved by the dataset. Learn more about the various click actions you can set for buttons and images . Can I add a pagination bar to repeaters and galleries? Yes, you can add a pagination bar to give visitors a way to navigate to different 'pages' of items on your dynamic list page. Add a pagination bar and connect it to the same dataset that your repeater or gallery connects to. Then adjust the Items per load field to set the maximum items that appear in each 'page' of items. How do I change the dataset mode? In the Dataset Settings panel, click the Dataset mode drop-down and choose the appropriate mode for your dataset's connected elements: Read: Elements on your page can read and display content from your collection. Site visitors cannot modify the content in your collection. Write: Elements on your page cannot display content from the collection. Visitors can interact with user input elements and a submit button to add content to your collection. However, visitors cannot edit the content in your collection. Note: This mode is not available in dynamic page datasets. Read & Write: Elements on your page can read and display content from your collection. Visitors can interact with user input elements and a submit button to add or edit content in your collection. Learn more about working with dataset modes and collection permissions . What do filters and sorts do in the dataset settings? You can add filters and sort conditions to datasets to only show specific items and control the order in which they appear in connected elements. Learn more about adding filters and sorts to datasets . What is a dataset? Datasets are the vital link between the elements on your page and the content in your CMS collection. You can use datasets to create a two-way connection, allowing you to display collection content, capture user inputs, or both. Datasets allow you to control which parts of your page elements connect to which fields in your collection. Each dataset connects to a collection and each element connected to the dataset connects to a field in the collection. This unlocks a new way of managing which content appears and where. Learn more about adding and setting up a dataset . 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