< Back Studio, Partners & Enterprise Wix Studio Wix Studio: Buying Studio Templates in the Wix Marketplace Important: At the moment, the Wix Marketplace only supports templates built for Studio Editor sites. It's not currently possible to purchase Studio templates from the Wix Marketplace if you are located in Kosovo. Browse our collection of Studio templates in the Wix Marketplace, built by Wix Partners. Preview how each template looks and feels on different devices and get detailed information from the seller. Once you find the perfect fit, purchase the template, and customize it to suit your business needs. Tip: The Studio Editor is our professional design platform, and editing on it requires advanced knowledge. Learn more about the Studio Editor . Buying Studio templates in the Wix Marketplace Browse, preview, and purchase a professionally designed Studio template from the Wix Marketplace, perfect for your website. Once you complete your purchase and add the template to your sites, it will be available for use in the Sites tab of your Studio workspace. Before you begin: Studio plans are not included when purchasing Studio templates. Some templates might include apps that require additional payment. To buy a Studio template: Go to the Studio Templates page in the Wix Marketplace. Browse the templates using the search bar and the available filters. Note: At the moment, the search bar is not yet available in Australia. Select the template you'd like to purchase. Click Purchase . Fill out your customer details. Select the I understand this template may only be used once checkbox and click Continue . Select your payment method and fill out your details. Review your information and click Place Order & Pay . Click Add to Sites to add the template to the Sites tab in your Studio workspace. Getting an invoice for your purchase: Invoices for Studio template purchases are sent by email only. They do not appear in your Wix Studio workspace. Located in Israel? Invoices for template purchases aren't sent automatically. If you need a specific invoice, please contact Wix Customer Care . FAQs Click a question below to learn more about buying a Studio template from the Wix Marketplace. Can I preview a template before I buy it? Yes. Select a template by clicking on it, then click View Template to open the preview in a new tab. Can I use the template for multiple websites? You are allowed to use a template you have purchased for one website only and cannot duplicate or reuse the full template for additional websites. However, you may copy individual sections or elements present in the template (e.g. text blocks, galleries, contact forms) into other sites, as long as you don’t recreate the full template design. This policy helps protect the original work of template creators and ensures fair use across the Wix Marketplace. What information can I get from the seller about a Studio template? Sellers provide detailed information about their template and the features included. You can contact the seller directly if you have specific questions. Can I customize the Studio template after purchasing it? Yes, you can fully customize your purchased Studio template to fit your business and preferences. Use the Studio Editor to change layouts, colors, fonts, images, and more. What if I need help with my template? If you need assistance with your template, you can reach out directly to the seller for support or explore the Wix Help Center . How do I report an issue with a template? If you encounter an issue with a template that hasn’t been resolved by the seller, you can report it directly to Wix. Make sure you're logged in to your Wix account before reporting the template. To report a template: Go to the Studio Templates page in the Wix Marketplace. Select the template you'd like to report. Click Report this template at the bottom right. Enter the following details: Type of issue: Select the relevant template issue. Describe the issue: Provide more information about the issue you're experiencing. (Optional) Select the I agree to be contacted for additional details checkbox. Click Submit Report . Note: You don't need to purchase the template to report it. Your report will be reviewed by our team and, if necessary, the template may be removed from the Wix Marketplace. The seller will not see your report or have access to your personal information. How often are new Studio templates added to the Wix Marketplace? New Studio templates are regularly added to the Wix Marketplace, so check back often to see the latest designs and offerings from Wix Partners. I have purchased a Studio template with PayPal. Why can't I see it in the Sites tab of my Studio workspace? If your PayPal payment cannot be completed, you will not have access to the Studio template. Once your payment is successful and you receive payment confirmation from PayPal, you will be directed to a new page where you can click Add to Sites to add the template to the Sites tab in your Studio workspace. 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 SSO Login SSO: Adding Teammates to Your Account and Assigning a Role Note: SSO login is only available with Wix Studio enterprise solution and Wix Channels . Single Sign-On (SSO) is an authentication method that lets users in an organization sign in to their Wix account using their organizational profile login details. When members of your organization use their profile credentials to sign in to Wix using SSO, they're automatically added to your account as a teammate. The role you give them determines the level of access they have on your account. You can choose to either assign them a role during the sign-up process, or do it after they've signed up. Adding teammates by a team invite You can create invitations to send to your teammates to that they can join your account. Add the email address of the teammates that you want to invite, then select a role to assign to them and their level of access to your account. Their role and access level are automatically assigned to them when they sign in. You can send invites to up to 50 email addresses at a time. After you send the invite, your teammates receive an email with an invite link to your account's SSO login page. To add a teammate: Go to Team in your dashboard. Click + Invite Teammates . Enter the email addresses of the teammates you want to invite. Select a role for your teammates under Site & App Access . Tip: You can also click + Create Custom Role if you need to create a role with custom permissions . Select the level of access that the teammates have on your account: All sites and folders: They can access every site and folder on your account. Specific sites or folders: You can choose which sites and folders they have access to. (Optional) Click Add another role on different sites if you want to give them a different role and level of access on another one of your sites. Click Send Invite s . Adding teammates by allowing them to join by themselves You can let your teammates join your account by themselves without assigning them a role. The teammate can sign in using either the Wix log in page or your SSO Login Page URL. After they sign in, they are automatically added to your account. You can assign them a role in the Team tab of your dashboard. Note: It's not currently possible to set a default role for all new teammates who join by themselves. Vote for this feature To add a teammate: Ask your organization member to go to the SSO sign-in page using one of these methods: Ask them go to the Wix log in page and click Continue with SSO . Send them your organization's SSO Login Page URL from your SSO Settings. Tell them to follow the steps to sign in. After they have signed in, go to your Wix account. Select Team . Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant teammate. Select Change Role . Select the role(s) that you'd like to assign to your teammate. Click Save . Tips: Click View Role P ermissions next to any role to view all of its permissions. Click Create New Role to create a role for your teammate(s) with custom permissions . Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant teammate and select Remove from Team . 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 Restaurants: Managing Notifications for Online Orders Notifications are essential for every restaurant, providing customers with timely updates about their orders. You can use our pre-installed notifications or create your own. As a restaurant owner, you can manage the notifications sent to customers and the ones you receive to stay on top of order details. Send real-time push notifications via SMS, WhatsApp and email. Setting up personal notification preferences You can manage all your site notifications in one place, choosing which updates to receive from both your dashboard and the Wix app. This includes important order notifications, such as when a new order is submitted. Notes: All notifications are turned on automatically, but you can toggle off the ones you don't need. Notification preferences affect only your site and account, not site collaborators. To set up your notification preferences: Dashboard Go to Restaurant Orders Settings in your site's dashboard. Click Order Updates and Notifications next to Order Management . Click the More Actions dropdown and select Personal notification preferences . (If disabled) Click the Enable notifications for this site toggle to receive notifications for your site. Set your notifications by channel: Desktop Click Turn On next to Enable desktop notifications to get updates directly in your web browser. This means you get notified about your site activity while browsing other sites, not just Wix.com. Dashboard Click Customize next to Dashboard and enable the notifications you want to receive in your Wix dashboard. Note: By default, "New order was submitted" is enabled under Wix Restaurants Orders . Email Click Customize next to Email and enable the notifications you want to receive to your email. Notes: By default, "New order was submitted" is enabled under Wix Restaurants Orders . Email notifications are sent to your Wix account email address and not the business email set in your business info. If you'd like others to also receive these notifications, you can invite them to manage your restaurant . Wix app Go to your site in the Wix app. Set how you want to receive notifications: Push notifications Manage the push notifications you want to receive, including when a new order is placed. Tap the Notifications icon at the top. Tap the More Actions icon at the top. Tap Manage notifications . Scroll down to Wix Restaurants Orders and tap the toggle to enable or disable the push notification when a new order is submitted. Sound alerts Enable reminder sounds when an order is pending approval and when a new order is placed. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Sales , then tap Restaurant Orders . Tap the More Actions icon at the top. Tap Sound preferences . Tap the toggle next to each alert you want to receive: Pending approval orders alerts : Plays a sound when there are orders waiting for your approval. New order alert : Plays a sound when a new order is placed. Receiving sound alerts for new restaurant orders Customize how you receive sound notifications for new restaurant orders. Opt for a single alert sound for each new order or choose to receive repeated alerts every 15 seconds until the order is acknowledged. To receive a sound notification: Go to Restaurant Orders in your site's dashboard. Click the Manage sound alerts icon at the top right. Enable the relevant toggle to set your notification preferences: Single alert: Receive one sound for each new order. Recurring alerts: Get notified every 15 seconds until the new order is handled. Click Save . Tip: Click Check Sound to preview the alert tone for new orders. Managing pre-installed restaurant order notifications The Wix Restaurants Orders app includes pre-installed automations that notify customers about their orders and keep site collaborators—like kitchen staff—informed. You can manage, edit, and duplicate these notifications, including any custom ones you create . Notifications are automatically sent to specific roles - Owner, Admin (Co-owner), Website Manager, Back Office Manager, Restaurant Manager, and Front Desk Staff to keep your team aligned. You can also add custom roles to ensure the right people stay informed. Pre-installed notifications for your customers Notify customers when an order is received: Send an email / SMS confirmation to customers when their order is placed. Update customer when an order is created for them: Notify customers via email or SMS when an order is created for them. Update customer when an order is out for delivery: Send an update via email or SMS when their order is on its way. Send a WhatsApp message to customers when an order is out for delivery: Update customers via WhatsApp that their order is on its way. Notify customers when an order is updated: Update customers with an email when there are changes to their order. Update customer when a pickup order is ready: Send an email or SMS to let customers know their order is ready for pickup. Send a WhatsApp message to customers when an order is ready for pickup: Update customers via WhatsApp that they can come pick up their order. Remind customer about an upcoming order: Notify customers via email or SMS about their upcoming orders. Important: SMS and WhatsApp notifications use the same SMS quota. If you enable both SMS and WhatsApp for the same notification, it will deduct 2 messages from your quota. Pre-installed notifications for you and your collaborators (e.g. staff members) There are several pre-installed automations to notify you and your staff about online orders, divided by communication method. For example, some automations trigger notifications via email, phone call, or a push notification on the site's dashboard and Wix mobile app. Get a phone call when a new order is placed: Receive a real-time phone call to make you never miss an order. Get a phone call when orders remain pending: Receive a real-time phone call if an order remains pending for too long. You can edit the delay based on the maximum time an order can "wait" from the moment it's placed. Email site collaborators when an order is placed: Send an email to your collaborators when a new order comes in. Email site collaborators when orders remain pending: Send an email to your collaborators if an order remains pending for too long. You can edit the delay based on the maximum time an order can "wait" from the moment it's placed. Notify site collaborators when an order is placed: Send a push notification to your collaborators when a new order is received. Notify site collaborators when orders remain pending: Send a push notification to your collaborators if an order remains pending for too long. You can edit the delay based on the maximum time an order can "wait" from the moment it's placed. Tip: The notifications you receive are managed using Wix Automations . To manage pre-installed notifications: Go to Restaur ant Orders Settings in your site's dashboard. Click Order Updates and Notifications next to Order Management . Choose how to manage your notifications under Restaurant order notifications : Activate / Deactivate: Click the Active / Inactive toggle next to the relevant notification to turn it on or off. Edit: Make changes to the email content, subject line, or recipients as needed: Click Edit next to the relevant notification. Update the necessary details. Click Save . Note: Currently, you can edit email notifications, but SMS and WhatsApp messages cannot be edited. Tip: You can also customize the email notifications that you send out. Adding multiple recipients to a phone call notification Stay informed about your orders by receiving notifications when an order is placed or remains pending. You can add multiple phone numbers so all recipients get updates via both SMS and phone calls. To add a recipient: Go to Restaur ant Orders Settings in your site's dashboard. Click Order Updates and Notifications next to Order Management . Click Set recipients next to the relevant phone call notification (e.g. 'Get a phone call when a new order is placed'). Enter the phone number, including country code. (Optional) Click Add another phone number to add more recipients. Click Save . Remove existing recipients: You can always change the recipients for your phone call notifications. Follow steps 1-3 above and click the Remove icon next to the phone number that should no longer be notified. Managing all automations Create additional notifications to automate your online orders efficiently. Each automation starts with a trigger, such as sending an email when an order is ready for pickup, and can include multiple actions to suit your requirements. For example, when a customer places an order, you can send a confirmation email, update the kitchen staff, and notify the customer when the order is out for delivery. Tip: Make sure to assign your site collaborators a role (e.g. kitchen staff) in your dashboard. Then, include their role when adding recipients in the relevant automation email. To manage an automation: Go to Restaurant Orders Settings in your site's dashboard. Click Order Updates and Notifications next to Order Management . Click the More Actions drop-down and select Manage all automations . Choose what you want to do: Create a new automation Click + Create Automation . Click + Start from Scratch . Choose the relevant trigger under Wix Restaurant Orders app in the Select a trigger section. Set up the trigger. Note: Based on the trigger you choose, you will see different settings to finish configuring the trigger. (Optional) Enable the Trigger once per person toggle to limit trigger frequency: Select the person from the trigger data: Decide how often the automation can be triggered for the same person (e.g. Contact ID, Post Author Contact ID, Visitor ID etc.). Tip: Useful for triggers that might occur repeatedly. Trigger once per person every: Select this checkbox if you want to set a specific amount of time that should pass before the automation can be triggered again for the same person. Choose what to do with your new automation (add a delay, condition, action). Activate your automation. Edit an existing automation Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant notification. Click Edit . Make changes as needed. Click Apply . Duplicate an existing automation Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant notification. Click Duplicate . Edit the relevant details and update your duplicated automation's name, or it will remain 'Copy of...'. Click Activate . Note: Currently, you can duplicate email notifications, but SMS messages cannot be duplicated. Rename Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant notification. Click Rename . Update the automation's name. Click Save . Note: It is not possible to rename App automations. Delete Tip: If you want to use an automation at a later time, consider deactivating it instead of deleting it. To delete an automation: Click Delete . Click Delete to confirm. Note: It is not possible to delete App automations, but you can deactivate them. FAQs Click on a question to learn more about notifications for online orders. Can I add custom roles to receive email notifications from an automation? Yes. When setting up an automation, you can choose which collaborator roles to include. Go to Restaurant Orders Settings in your site's dashboard. Click Order Updates and Notifications next to Order Management . Click the More Actions drop-down and select Manage all automations . Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant notification. Click Edit . Click Send an email under Action . Scroll down on the left panel and click Set recipients . Select the custom role(s) to the automation: Click + Add Recipients . Select Collaborator roles . Select the checkbox(es) next to the relevant custom roles. Click Save . Click Apply . Click Publish Changes at the top right. How can I make sure my site collaborators receive the relevant notifications? The Wix Restaurants Orders app includes a pre-installed notification for informing site collaborators when an order is placed. First, you must assign them a role , such as kitchen staff, then add them as a recipient to receive these notifications. Do app automations count towards my monthly email limit? No, app automations are not deducted from your monthly email balance. You can monitor your quotas on your Automations page to keep track of usage and know when it's time to upgrade. Certain automation actions, like "Send an email," count toward your site's email marketing plan quotas. Which pre-installed SMS automations are included in my quota? When an order is received, out for delivery, or ready for pickup, notifications are sent to keep customers informed. You can check your SMS quota to see how many messages you've sent this month and how many are still available. Where can I see all of my site's automations? Go to Automations in your site's dashboard. Scroll down to the Your automations section to view all of your automations: Custom automations: Active and inactive automations you've created here or directly through an app. App automations: Active and inactive automations created automatically when you've installed apps. (Optional) Hover over an automation to View Summary , including the last trigger date and the total times triggered. Tip: Click Filters to view only active or inactive automations, or those with specific triggers or actions. 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: Mirroring the Order of Items in Your Collection to Your Site's Connected Elements Control the order in which items display in their connected elements directly from your CMS collection. When you enable 'Mirror on Site' in your collection view, connected page elements inherit the same item ordering as your view. This allows you and site collaborators to rearrange the items that appear in connected repeaters, galleries, and other elements from a saved collection view . Since you can connect the same collection to multiple elements and pages, you may want to order the items differently across your site. This is where dataset sorts are useful. If you add a sort condition to a dataset, this sort overrides the order set in your mirrored collection view. When you enable 'Mirror on Site', any existing sorts in your datasets remain and apply to their connected elements instead of the mirrored view's order. Mirroring item order between your collection view and your live site By default, items in your collection are sorted by creation date from newest to oldest. You can control the order in which the items appear in their connected site elements from within your collection. To do so, select the collection view you want to use, add a sort to the collection or manually reorder the items, then enable the Mirror on Site toggle. Tips: You cannot add filters to a collection view if it has the 'Mirror on Site' feature enabled. Likewise, you cannot mirror the collection view’s order if the view contains a filter. Keep in mind that any sorts you've added to datasets will override the order you set in your mirrored collection view. To mirror the item order display: Go to CMS in your site's dashboard. Alternatively, you can click CMS in your editor, then click Your Collections . Click the relevant collection. (If you have multiple collection views) Select the view at the top of your collection that you want to use to sort the items. You can also create a new view specifically used for sorting items as they appear on your live site. Choose how you want to sort your items: Add a sort condition to the collection: Automatically sort items in your collection. Click Sort at the top of the collection. Click + Add a Sort . Tip: Click the Edit icon if you want to modify an existing sort condition. Click the Sort by drop-down and select the field you want to sort. Select the order in which you want the items to appear. Click Add Sort . Manually reorder items: Create a custom order for your items. Make sure Table is selected as the layout type at the top of the collection. Click the Reorder icon next to the relevant item. Drag the item up or down to reorder it in the list. Repeat these steps to finish reordering the items. Click Mirror on Site at the top of the collection. Enable the toggle next to Mirror item order on the site . FAQs Click below for answers to common questions about mirroring your collection's order. Can I hide items in my collection to prevent them from appearing on the page? Yes. In your collection settings, you can turn on the Enable drafts toggle. This adds a Status field to your collection where you can set individual items as 'Draft'. These items do not get read by the dataset, so they cannot appear on your live site. You can set schedules that automatically change items between 'Published' and 'Draft' at specific dates and times. You can also save new items and edits as drafts until you publish them. Learn more about: Saving collection changes as drafts before publishing . Managing your collection item statuses . Keep in mind that hiding, showing, or reordering fields in your collection view does not affect whether they can be connected to your page elements. Can I add a filter to my collection view if it has 'Mirror on Site' enabled? No, you cannot add a filter to a collection view that has the 'Mirror on Site' feature enabled. Similarly, if the collection view contains a filter, you can't enable 'Mirror on Site' for it. However, you can create a new collection view without any filters and enable 'Mirror on Site'. Do filters I add in my collection view apply to my live site content? No. Filters added in your collection view only affect how you view and manage content within the collection. They do not apply to your live site's connected elements or impact how content is displayed on your site. If you want your live site's item order to match your collection view, you can use the 'Mirror on Site' feature. However, you cannot add filters to views that are being mirrored on your site, and you cannot enable mirroring on collections that already have filters applied to them. If you want to exclude items from appearing on your live site, you can add filters to the dataset that connects to the elements that display the content. When mirroring is on, what happens if I import a CSV file? When you import a CSV file to your collection , the newly imported items are added to the top of your collection. Can I mirror the order of collection items with my live site in all collection types? You can enable the 'Mirror on Site' feature with any collections you've created that have content appearing on your site, including Wix app collections . Currently, it is not possible to enable 'Mirror on Site' with external collections and Wix Blocks collections . What happens if I delete a collection view that has mirroring enabled? If you delete a collection view that has mirroring enabled, the order on the site reverts back to the order in which the items were created. Keep in mind that any sort conditions you've added to datasets continue to override the order set in your collections. How can I sort my items in a more logical way when using a mixture of letters and numbers in a 'Text' field type? When you're using a 'Text' field type that contains both letters and numbers, the system applies an alphabetic sorting order. This means that 'Text' field values are sorted in an alphabetic sequence. For example: P101 P120 P1200 P123 While this is an expected behavior for an alphabetic sorting logic, you might prefer to sort these values in a numerical sequence. To achieve this, you can use a 'Number' field type without any letters. By using a 'Number' field type, the system will sort the same set of numbers as follows: 101 120 123 1200 This order aligns with a numerical sequence, offering a more intuitive understanding of your sorted data. Learn how to: Add sorts to a dataset to control the order of items on your live site. Add sorts to your collection view to control the order of items in your collection. When should I use random order sorting instead of sorting by field or Mirror on Site? Random order sorting is great when you want your visitors to see a new mix of items each time. For example, use it with testimonial galleries, featured products, or any collection you want to display in a new way every visit. Use the random order sort when you want your site visitors to see your items in a new, unpredictable order every time. This is great for testimonial galleries, featured products, or any collection you want to display differently on each visit. For a fixed or custom sequence, use standard sorting options or the “Mirror on Site” feature. Learn more about sorting live site content with datasets . 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: Creating Multiple Campaigns Create multiple campaigns for Facebook & Instagram Ads with Wix, each tailored to your diverse business objectives, and experiment with your ad content to determine what yields the highest conversion rate. Track all your campaigns from one place and make updates to the content and daily budget from your site's dashboard. Running multiple campaigns allows you to: Test different ad content simultaneously: Try different ad text and creatives to see what drives the best results for your business. Try ads with shorter videos, longer videos, or image and text only. Promote a specific sale or service: Create one evergreen Facebook & Instagram Ads campaign to generate more site traffic overall, and use another campaign to promote a specific sale or offering happening that month. Manage one subscription and budget for all campaigns: You don't have to worry about paying multiple subscriptions for each campaign. You pay one subscription and choose your budget. Then you can allocate your budget across all campaigns. The campaigns page When you go to Facebook & Instagram Ads in your site's dashboard, the first element you'll see is the main campaigns page. Your campaigns page gives you a quick breakdown of each campaign you've created. Every campaign has its own card with key performance indicators including impressions, total clicks, ad spend used, and daily spend. Tip: Hover over a campaign and click Go to Dashboard to see all the data for that campaign. Labels next to each campaign title show you the status of that campaign: Live , Paused , In Review , Disapproved , or Ended . Any live campaigns appear at the top of the list in chronological order. From the campaigns page you can also manage your subscription and budget as well as create a new campaign. Creating multiple Facebook & Instagram Ads campaigns You can create as many campaigns as you want from your site's dashboard. Keep track of your spend for each campaign as well as the campaign status. For every new campaign, choose a daily budget that is allocated from your total ad credits. To create multiple campaigns: Go to Facebook & Instagram Ads in your site's dashboard. The campaigns page shows all your current campaign(s) in a list. Click Create New Campaign at the top right to make another campaign. Customize the settings and ad content of your new ad campaign. Learn more about creating campaign content . Set your new campaign's daily budget. The daily budget is taken from your total ad credits. How your budget works with multiple campaigns: You pay for one Facebook & Instagram Ads subscription regardless of how many campaigns you run. The subscription includes all your ad credits for your campaigns. When you choose a daily budget for a new campaign, it's taken from the total 'bucket' of ad credits available for all campaigns in your account. To get more ad credits, Click Manage ad credits & budget in the campaigns page and increase your subscription. Click Launch to launch your new campaign. Your new campaign appears in the campaigns page. The status label is In Review until the campaign content is approved by Meta. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about creating multiple campaigns. Is there a limit on the number of campaigns I can create? No. You can create as many Facebook & Instagram Ads with Wix campaigns as you need to, but there is a minimum daily spend for each campaign. How do I change the daily budget of my campaigns? From the main campaigns page, click Manage Budget & credits at the right. View the ad credits remaining in the current billing cycle. Click Adjust Daily Budget to change your daily spend on each campaign. Enter a new daily budget for the campaign(s) you want to change. At the bottom you can see the total daily spend across all your campaigns. Note: If you don't have enough budget for the new daily amount, you can increase your monthly subscription. Click Save to update your daily budget. If you have also increased your subscription, you will go through the checkout process at this step. What happens when I pause a campaign? When you pause a campaign, the campaign stops running and does not spend ad credits. The campaign status also changes to 'Paused' on the Campaigns page. How long should I keep multiple campaigns running if I am comparing them for performance? You should give campaigns at least two weeks in order to see any potential patterns and identify what is working and where you can adjust. Start by checking in after seven days to see which campaign is driving more traffic. After that, if one is vastly underperforming, you can reassess. What happens when I end all my campaigns? When all of your campaigns have ended, auto-renewal of your Facebook & Instagram Ads with Wix subscription will automatically turn off. 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 Connecting a domain Domains purchased elsewhere Connecting a Norwegian (.no) Domain to Your Wix Site Once you've upgraded your site , you can connect a .no domain you already own to your Wix site. In most cases, we recommend connecting your domain to Wix via nameservers. With this connection method, Wix hosts your DNS records, which means you can manage them in your Wix account. This way, if you ever need assistance managing your DNS records, Wix Customer Care can help you. Keep the following in mind when you’re preparing to connect your domain: You will need access to your current domain registrar. New DNS records may take up to 48hrs to fully propagate. Learn how to connect a Domain to the Wix nameservers . Currently, it is not possible to purchase a .no domain from Wix or transfer one to Wix. If this is a feature you would like to see in the future, please Vote for this feature and we'll make sure to keep you updated. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Studio, Partners & Enterprise Wix Studio Studio Editor: Adding and Using Anchors Anchors allow you to link directly to an element, making it even easier to highlight and direct visitors to important content on your client's site. When you add an anchor, you can link to it in a few ways: Link elements: Link elements (e.g. buttons, text, etc.) to an anchor. When visitors click the element, they're directed to the anchor. Display them in an anchor menu: Display anchors in a dedicated menu to let visitors navigate around a page. Display them in a regular site menu: Add anchor links as items to the site menu, so visitors can access them from any page. Adding an anchor Add an anchor to sections, containers, and elements. We recommend giving your anchor a unique name so it's easy for you to find in your editor. To add an anchor: Click the element you want to add an anchor to. Click the Open Inspector icon at the top right of the editor. Click the Anchor drop-down. Enable the Add an anchor toggle. Enter the anchor name into the field. Note: It is not possible to add an anchor to global sections , or elements attached to global sections. Adding an anchor menu Display anchors in a floating menu that is always visible - even when visitors scroll. Anchor menus give site visitors the option to access the content they need, no matter where they are on the page. Good to know: Anchor menus are particularly useful on one-page sites that are very long, with several sections. To add an anchor menu: Click Add Elements on the left side of the editor. Select Menu & Search . Click Anchor Menus . Click the menu you want to add it, or drag it to the relevant location on the page. Have a multi-page site? Add your anchor menu to a global section to display it on multiple / all site pages. Managing and customizing an anchor menu Manage the anchor menu to display the items you want. You can also customize the menu's design to complement the site's look and branding. To manage and customize an anchor menu: Click the anchor menu in your editor. Choose what you want to do: Manage the anchor menu: Select Manage Menu and make the changes you want: Add and remove anchors: Select / unselect the checkboxes to choose which anchors are displayed in the menu. Rename items: Click the relevant anchor in the panel, and enter the new name. Customize the menu: Click the Open Inspector icon at the top right of the editor. Scroll down to Design . Select a design, and customize the menu's text, colors, and spacing. Learn more about designing anchor menus . Linking an element to an anchor Linking specific elements (e.g. images, buttons, and text) to anchors is a great way to direct visitors to content relevant to where they are on the site. When a visitor clicks the element, they're brought directly to the anchor. To link an element to an anchor: Click the element you want to link from. Click the Link icon . Select Anchor . Click the Which page? drop-down, and select the page that contains the anchor. Click the Which anchor on this page? drop-down, and select the relevant anchor. Click Done . Adding an anchor to a site menu Only have 1 or 2 anchors on the site? You can display them as items in a regular site menu . Site menus are usually displayed on all pages, so this is a great way to make sure that visitors can always access important content. To add an anchor to a site menu: Go to your editor . Select the menu in your editor. Click Manage Menu . Click + Add Item at the bottom. Select Link or anchor . Click Anchor from the options on the left. Click the Which page? drop-down, and select the page that contains the anchor. Click the Which anchor on this page? drop-down, and select the relevant anchor. Click Done . Frequently asked questions (FAQs) Select a question to learn more about working with anchors. Do viewports affect anchors? Due to the responsive nature of Studio Editor sites, anchor locations can slightly differ between viewports (screen sizes). Depending on a visitor's device, clicking an anchor link may therefore direct them to marginally different locations in the parent section or container. However, these differences are very small - and the anchor link itself is not affected. Can section positions impact anchors? When you set a section as Sticky , the layers are automatically readjusted. This can impact the functionality of the anchor, and it may not work as expected. We therefore recommend using the default position for any sections you add anchors to. Why does my anchor menu show different items on different pages? Anchor menus display anchors that appear on the same page as the menu. If you set an anchor menu to show on multiple pages, it displays different items per page. Can I link the same element to different anchors on different breakpoints? An element can only be linked to one anchor across all breakpoints. It is not possible to remove / change an anchor per breakpoint. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Using the Wix mobile apps Mobile apps for your customers Wix Mobile Apps: Managing Your Notification Settings in the Spaces App The Spaces App sends notifications to your phone, as well as your email inbox, with important updates from sites that you either own or belong to as a member. Choose which sites and activities you want to receive notifications for. To manage your notifications: Open the Spaces App. Tap My Profile at the bottom. Scroll down to Settings and tap Notifications . (If you have multiple sites) Tap to choose the relevant site. Select the notification type (push or email notifications). Depending on the notification you're editing, follow the steps below. Push notifications Edit the notifications you get directly to your mobile device. Tap the Allow All Push Notifications : Enabled: Notifications are turned on. Enable the toggles for the activities you want to receive notifications for (e.g. updates and reminders, new messages, etc.) Disabled: Notifications are completely turned off. Tap to select a specific timeframe to pause notifications for, or turn them off permanently. Email notifications Edit the notifications you get to your email inbox. Enable the toggles for the activities you want to receive an email about (e.g. payment notifications, new contact assigned to you, etc.) Note: You may be asked to tap Subscribe to ensure you're all set to receive your email notifications. Having problems with your notifications? Click here to learn how to troubleshoot issues related to push notifications in the Spaces App. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Connecting a business email Google Workspace: Forwarding Emails From Your Business Email to Another Email Address Redirect or forward messages from your Google Workspace business email to other email addresses. You can setup email forwarding in the following ways: Forward email to another email address. Use a filter to manage incoming messages. Set user-level routing to deliver email to specific user accounts. Click here to learn more about email forwarding with Google Workspace. 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: Customizing the Product List and Saving Your View When you're managing a store with lots of products, it can be helpful to filter the product list so you can quickly locate specific ones. It's also useful to customize the table columns, so you can focus on the information that you find helpful. After customizing your product list, save your view to make it easily accessible the next time you need it. Filtering your products Filter the product list so that you view only the products that are relevant for the task you're working on. To filter your products: Go to Products in your site's dashboard. Click Filter . Select one or more filters. Tip: The filters you selected appear at the top of the product list. Customizing the columns in the product list Choose which table columns to display in the product list, so that you only see information that is useful for you. You can also hide any columns that are not helpful. To customize the columns in the product list: Go to Products in your site's dashboard. Click the Customize Columns icon at the top right. Select the checkmarks next to the columns you want to display. Tip: The Brand column refers to the brand product attribute that you can add in a product's advanced settings. Saving product list views After applying filters to the product list and customizing its columns, you can save the specific view for future use. Save views that you need to return to frequently so that you can access them with a single click. To save a view: Go to Products in your site's dashboard. Filter your products and/or select the columns you want to display. Click Manage View . Select Save as new view . Enter a view name. Tip: Enter a meaningful name that you'll remember (e.g. Out of stock vases). Click Save . Note: You can't edit an existing view. Instead, you can save a new view and delete an old one. Accessing saved product list views The next time you go to perform the same task, select the view you need from the View drop-down. 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 AI tools Using AI agents AI Tools: Creating a Task with the AI Custom Agent Important: Starting September 2026, the AI Custom Agent is no longer available on new accounts. If you already have the AI Custom Agent set up on your site, you can continue using it as usual. To build a team of AI agents that handle tasks and help run your business, try using Symphony by Wix . The AI Custom Agent runs tasks proactively to help you manage your business - no coding needed. Whether you want to automate follow-up emails, generate reports, or handle daily routines, the AI Custom Agent gives you the flexibility to create tasks in the way that works best for you. Important: The AI Custom Agent is an AI agent and as such may produce inaccuracies. Tasks may not executed accurately or exactly the same every time. Step 1 | Create a new task Start by defining the goal you want to reach with a task and choose how you want to create it. You can use a ready-made template, describe your task to AI, or build your own workflow from scratch. Tip: For best results, write your task in English, even if your account is in another language. To create a new task: Go to Custom Agent in your site's dashboard. (1st time only) Click Let's Get Started and skip to step 4 below. Click Create Task . Choose how you want to create your task: Select a template: Browse ready-made templates for the most common business needs. Click a template to preview the workflow and tasks included. Click Edit Template to continue creating this task. Create with AI: Chat with Omni, your AI agent, to describe the goal or workflow you want help with. Click Start from Scratch at the top right and select Create with AI . Tip: Omni will suggest and draft step-by-step instructions for your task, which you can review and edit. Use a blank template: Enter your own instructions for the custom agent to follow. Click Start from Scratch at the top right and select Use blank template . Tip: Continue following the steps below to learn how to fill out the task fields. Step 2 | Define the task Defining your task tells the agent exactly what it should do and how. The clearer your instructions are, the better the agent can work for you. Here you’ll set the task’s name and add detailed step-by-step instructions. When there's a task that the agent needs your approval to run, you'll get notified on your dashboard. Approvals are required by default for actions that impact data on your live site or communicates with your customers, like sending an email. Created your task with a template or AI? You'll see that your task's details have already been filled out for you, but you can edit and change every field. To define a task: Enter a Task name that describes your task clearly. In the Instructions field, write out exactly what you want the agent to do. Tip: Write clear and structured prompts to organize the instructions. For example, make important actions bold and break down steps into a numbered list to clearly state the order of actions. Click the Model dropdown and select the Al model tier you want to use: Note: This feature is still in Beta and might not yet be available for all users. Basic (currently Haiku): Best for small and simple tasks, and optimizing your credits consumption. Balanced (currently Sonnet): Best for most tasks, with a good mix of speed, intelligence, and cost. Uses a medium credit cost. Smartest (currently Opus): Best for complex logic, multi-step reasoning, and nuanced decisions. Uses the highest credit cost. Notes: Models may be updated over time to improve performance. Since each task runs in real time, results may differ slightly on each run to reach the goal you described in the task instructions. Step 3 | Set a trigger to automate the task To automate a task, you need to connect it to an automation trigger , like a new order, form submission, or scheduled time. This means that once a task is triggered by an event on your site, the agent can run it on its own, letting it work 24/7. To set a trigger: Click + Add Trigger . Tip: If a trigger has been added for you, you can change it by clicking the More Actions icon and selecting Replace . Choose a trigger event from the list (e.g. order placed, form submitted). Click Apply . (Optional) Click Edit Settings to customize the automation to your preferences. Notes: Based on the trigger you choose, you will see different settings to finish configuring it. For example, if you added a Wix Automations scheduled time trigger, you need to set a time for the task to happen. The triggers you'll see listed differ depending on which apps are installed on your site (e.g. Wix Forms, Wix Stores). Step 4 | (Optional) Connect an integration Integrations let the agent connect to external platforms and tools so it can proactively perform tasks on your behalf. Built-in tools are always enabled and don't require authentication while external integrations require you to connect to third party services. Click an option below to learn how to connect an integration to your task: Connect an integration for the first time Click Connect next to the relevant integration (e.g. Google Calendar). Select the Google account you'd like to connect and click Continue . Click Allow to give access to Wix. Enable an integration that is already connected If you already connected accounts to an integration, either from the Integrations page or from an automation , all you need to do is enable the integration for this specific task. Enable the toggle next to the relevant integration. (Optional) Change which account you want this task to use. Click the Expand icon and then click the Account drop-down to select a different account. Learn more about connecting and managing integrations. Step 5 | Test your task Testing your task lets you see how the agent will perform before going live. By running a test, you can review the agent’s output and ensure everything works as you expect. This helps minimize surprises once the task is active. We recommend running multiple tests to make sure the agent's output is consistent and reliable. For example, if different users submit negative feedback, you want to make sure the agent will send an email and respond similarly to each. Notes: When testing a task, the agent will always ask for your approval, even if you’ve disabled the Require approvals toggle. However, it will not send you notifications, even if you have them enabled. The task gets tested using the instructions you see on the screen. In other words, if you have just saved the task, then changed the instructions ( e ven if you did not click the save button) - the test will run on the new instructions. To test your task: In the Test task section, click Run Test . ( If your task has a trigger ) Perform the relevant action on your site. For example, leave a review on your site if "Review created" is the trigger. Note: If you have a scheduled trigger, it will run automatically during your test. Choose how to handle the test's result: Approve: Approve the agent's proposed action. Reject: Reject the agent's proposed action. Review & Edit: Go over the agent's proposed action and make any necessary changes. For example, if the agent creates a coupon for 15% off, you can edit the value before approving the action. Inspect your data: View the code for your task's data. Click View details to inspect your full task data log or click the View details icon next to each step to view request and result data. When you’re happy with the result, click Save to activate the task. Tips: Click the Start over icon to restart the test. Click Stop to prevent the agent from running the test. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about creating tasks. Can I create multiple tasks for my agent? Yes. You can create as many tasks as you need, with each task tailored for a different business operation or workflow. Who can access the AI Custom Agent dashboard? The AI custom agent is accessible to all owner and co-owner roles. Learn more about setting roles & permissions. How can I track the tasks the AI Custom Agent has performed? You can track all tasks from your activity log . The activity log also includes tasks that were run for test purposes. If you prefer, you can filter out test runs to only see live runs. Can I manually trigger a task? If you have a task with a Scheduled time trigger, you can initiate it manually whenever you need, in addition to the scheduled time. To run the task, simply chat with the AI Custom Agent in your dashboard or Wix app. What should I do if the AI Custom Agent runs a task differently than I expected? If you notice an error or unexpected output, you can update the task's instructions, add more details, or require approval for the task. You can also test your task to make sure the changes you made produce better results. How do I re-authenticate or remove an account that's connected to an integration? If you need to refresh a connection or remove an account completely, go to the Integrations page in the AI Custom Agent dashboard: Go to Custom Agent in your site's dashboard. Click the More Actions icon at the top. Select Manage integrations . Find the relevant integration and choose what you want to do: Re-authenticate the account if the connection has expired or changed. Remove the account if you no longer want the agent to use it. Learn more about managing integrations. Important: Removing an account can affect any tasks that rely on this integration and may prevent them from running. After removing an account, review the integration settings in the relevant tasks. What are some best practices for creating a task with AI? When creating a task with AI, clear and specific instructions will help your custom agent understand exactly what you need, so it can be as precise as possible when writing your task instructions. Try these tips when writing your task description: Start with how often or when the task should happen: For example, “Every Monday…”, “On a weekly basis…”, or “Whenever…” State clearly what needs to be done: Use action verbs such as gather, analyze, send, check, generate, remind, or create. Add any conditions or criteria: For example, “if inventory is below 20 units,” “for bookings made in the last 30 days,” or “for customers who haven’t ordered recently.” Explain the final action or outcome: For example, “send an email summary,” “apply a discount,” or “create a report and email it.” Be specific with details: Include quantities, recipients, or deadlines as needed, such as “send to my email,” or “expires in a week.” Write the task in English: Even though the AI Custom Agent is supported in various account languages, the agent works best when instructed in English. Here are some examples: Every week, review my contacts to find those who haven’t placed an order recently. Then, create a coupon and send each customer a personalized email invitation to return. Whenever a booking is made but not paid for, send a polite reminder email with booking details and a payment link. On a weekly basis, summarize last week’s sales, highlighting top-performing products by revenue or volume, and send the report to my email. Every Monday, check if any inventory item falls below 20 units. If so, generate a restock email for the supplier. What happens to a task run if I change the model tier? The model tier is saved as part of the task. Each automated run uses the tier that is selected at the time the task runs. If you edit the task and choose a different tier, all future runs use the new selection. 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: Deleting a Collection Remove unnecessary CMS (Content Management System) collections by deleting them. Before you delete a collection, make sure it is not connected to any pages or elements on your site. You cannot delete a collection while other collections still reference its data — you first need to remove those references. Deleting a collection in the CMS You can delete collections that you no longer need at any time. If the collection you are deleting is connected to any page or site elements, they will become disconnected when you delete. Before deleting a collection: Connections: Make sure the collection is not connected to your site pages or elements. References: You cannot delete a collection that other collections reference. The Relations column on the CMS page shows which collections use the collection's data. Learn more about managing your collections from the CMS dashboard . Backups: You can create a manual backup of your collections , in case you need to restore them later. Exports: You can also export your collection to a CSV file if you want to save the data outside of Wix. Important: If you delete a category collection , all categories in that collection are removed from the items they were assigned to. The connected 'Category' field in any items collection then shows a warning state because its source category collection no longer exists. You can either restore the deleted category collection or delete the broken 'Category' field. To delete a collection: Go to CMS in your site's dashboard. Click the More Actions icon on the relevant collection. Select Delete collection . Click Yes, delete collection to confirm you want to delete the collection. Click Delete . Consequences of deleting connected collections Review the table below to find out what happens when you delete a collection that was connected to your site pages or elements. If the collection was connected to a: This happens in your Editor: This happens in your published site: Dynamic dataset All of the connections are removed. The dynamic dataset panel is blank. A 500 error page displays. Regular dataset All of the connections are removed. The dataset settings panel displays the removed collection's name with a warning sign. The page displays elements with their default content (e.g. default text in text elements). Page element The connected page elements are disconnected. The connected page elements are disconnected. The static value of the element displays. User Input elements remain functional but display an error upon submitting. Table, Gallery or Repeater The connected element is disconnected. Repeaters and galleries disappear completely from the page. Tables display empty. Used in a dataset filter (by reference field or by dataset) The dataset filter is removed because no items match the filter settings. N/A Connected to the labels and values in a dropdown element The labels and values listed in the Manage Dropdown List panel appear instead of collection items. If none are listed, the dropdown list does not open when clicked. Same as in your editor. Used in a reference field in another collection You cannot delete the collection while the reference field exists. Remove or update the reference fields in the referencing collections first. N/A — deletion is blocked while other collections reference the collection's data. Connected to a page element as a reference field The page elements are disconnected. The Connect panel displays the removed collection's name with a warning sign or prompts you to create a collection if you have none. The static value of the element is displayed. User Input elements remain functional but display an error upon submitting. FAQs View the most frequent questions and answers about deleting collections below. How do I delete a collection that other collections reference? You first need to remove the references to the collection. On the CMS page, hover over the number in the collection's Relations column to see which collections use its data, then click Open next to a referencing collection. From there, remove the reference field that uses the collection's data, or update it to point to a different collection. After you remove all the references, follow the steps above to delete the collection. Learn more about managing your collections from the CMS dashboard . What should I check before deleting a collection? Before deleting a collection, we recommend checking the following: Are there dynamic pages connected to the collection? If so, convert them to regular pages or delete the pages unless you plan to connect a different collection. Visitors to your live site will encounter a 500 error when attempting to view dynamic pages associated with the deleted collection. Are any datasets connected to this collection? Make sure to remove any connected dataset filters that are in use. This includes datasets set to filter by reference field or by dataset. If your filter settings are unmatched, the dataset will be empty. Is this collection referenced in another collection? You cannot delete a collection while other collections reference its data. Check the Relations column in the CMS dashboard to see which collections use the collection's data, then remove the reference fields or update them to point to a different collection. By checking these factors, you can ensure a smooth deletion process and prevent any problems or disruptions on your site. How do GDPR and other laws affect my data? Restoring a backup does not affect the Personally Identifiable Information (PII) status of a field. If necessary, you can change PII manually in your collections. Wix deletes and restores collections in compliance with GDPR regulations . Can I delete Wix App collections? You cannot delete Wix App collections from your CMS because the data is stored in the apps themselves. Go to the relevant Wix App (e.g. Wix Stores, Wix Bookings) to remove content that appears in a collection. 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