< Back Managing your business Connecting a business email Google Workspace: Renaming a Workspace User Rename your user on Google Workspace to keep your business content up to date, reflect employee changeover or change the name of a business email (e.g., change sales@mystunningwebsite.com to invoices@mystunningwebsite.com). Before you begin: Purchase a personalized Google Workspace business email . Notes: The Workspace user account will not lose any data when you rename a user. The user's current email address will become an alias to ensure emails are still delivered when sent to the old address. Renaming a Workspace user via your Wix account Change the first name, last name, and email username of any user within your Wix account (i.e. 'nathan' in nathan@mystunningwebsite.com). To rename a user via your Wix account: Before you begin: Sign out of your Workspace account to change your display name or username. Go to Business Email in your Wix account. Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant user. Select Rename your user . Fill in the details you want to change - first name, last name, or email username. Click Rename your user . Changing the username and/or display name in Google Workspace Change the email username and/or the display name (first and last name) of any of the Google Workspace users in your Google Workspace Admin console. To change the username and/or display name of a user in Google Workspace: Go to Business Email in your Wix account. Click the More Actions icon . Click Manage at Google . Sign in to your Google Workspace account: Enter your email address. Click Next . Enter the password. Click Sign In . Click Users . Click the Rename icon next to the relevant user. Edit the user details. Click Rename user . FAQs Click a question below to learn more. What happens in Google Talk after changing these details? After changing these details, all the contacts in the user's Google Talk chat list will be removed. The user might not be able to use chat for up to 3 days. How long before the updated name is available? The rename operation can take up to 10 minutes. 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: Changing the Language of Your Storefront or Dashboard Create your store in the language that suits your buyers. The Wix storefront is available in many languages including: Arabic Bulgarian Catalan Chinese (Traditional) Czech Danish Dutch English Finnish French German Greek Hebrew Hindi Hungarian Indonesian Italian Japanese Korean Lithuanian Malay Norwegian Polish Portuguese Romanian Russian Slovak Slovenian Spanish Swedish Tagalog Thai Turkish Ukrainian Vietnamese Note: If your language is not available, let us know . Change the language of your storefront Choose the language your customers see when shopping in your store. Go to the language & Region tab in your site's dashboard. Click the Site Language drop-down and select a language. Note: You can manually translate your store to a language which is not included in the list above by editing the text on your Cart page , Product page , Side cart , Thank You page , Product Gallery and Product Widget . Change the language of your dashboard and Editor The language of your dashboard and Editor is the same as the language of your Wix account. To learn how to change it, click here . Notes: If you have more than one site, this change affects all your sites. Not all the languages listed above are available as dashboard and Editor languages. Tip: You can also create a multilingual site using Wix Multilingual . Customers can choose one of the languages you offer from a list. 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 Privacy and GDPR Articles Wix's AI Service Providers and Their Policies To help provide our AI-powered services , Wix uses third-party AI service providers. We encourage you to read and understand their policies before using Wix’s AI-powered services. Wix may use the services of the following third-party providers. See the table for further information on terms of services and other policies relevant to a given provider. Name Terms of Service Additional Policies Anthropic Anthropic Terms of Service Anthropic Usage Policy Black Forest Labs Flux Terms of Service Black Forest Labs Intellectual Property Policy ElevenLabs ElevenLabs Terms of Service ElevenLabs Prohibited Use Policy Fal.ai Fal.ai Terms of Service _ Fireworks Fireworks Terms of Service Google Google Generative AI Additional Terms of Service Google Generative AI Prohibited Use Policy Meta Llama License Terms _ Microsoft Azure AI Services _ Microsoft Generative AI Services Code of Conduct OpenAI OpenAI Terms of Service OpenAI Usage Policy OpenAI Sharing Publication Policy Perplexity Perplexity Terms of Service _ Photoroom Photoroom Terms and Conditions _ Replicate Replicate Terms of Service _ Runware Runware Terms of Service _ Stability AI Note: Wix uses Stability AI for image generation. When using Stability, Wix users should not input their personal information . Stability AI API Terms of Service _ This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Accepting payments on your site Wix Payments: About the 'Liability Shift' The 'liability shift' is a term used to describe a change in how banks and processing networks handle some types of credit card fraud. This refers to payments made in person (card present), where the card is read by a card reader. From 2015, businesses that aren’t set up to accept chip cards can now be held financially liable for certain types of fraudulent payments, where a chargeback is filed against the merchant. Having up-to-date card reading technology - such as Wix POS - is key to avoiding liability for these types of fraud. Generally speaking, the party supporting the most secure technology for each fraud type will prevail in a chargeback dispute. In the case of a technology tie, the fraud liability remains with the issuer. As a merchant accepting in-person payments, we recommend you verify a customer's payment using a card's EMV chip whenever possible. Having an up-to-date card reader will allow you to insert or tap the chip. You should use the magnetic strip (swipe) only if there is no EMV chip on your customer's card. Learn more about best practices for accepting card payments . 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: Scheduling A Publish Time for Videos You can set times for your videos to appear on your site whenever you need. This is a great way to ensure that videos are automatically and regularly published to your site, without having to manually publish them. Notes: You need to add the video first before you can schedule it. Once you've scheduled the video, it won't appear on your site until the specified publish date and time. To schedule a publish time for videos in your channel: Go to Video Library in your site's dashboard. Click the Channels tab. Click the relevant channel. Hover over the relevant video and click the Show more icon . Click Set video publish time. Select a date and time. Click Save . Tip: You can change the time of a video by clicking Change next to the current scheduled time. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your media Adding & managing media Wix Media: Accessing the Media Manager The Media Manager contains all the media files on your site such as images, videos, audio, docs and vector art. It also includes media files that you have uploaded, free Wix media and your purchased media. Accessing the Media Manager Access the Media Manager and your files directly from your editor or Wix app on your mobile device. Wix Editor Go to the editor . Click Media on the left side of the editor. Click Show More under Site Files . Note: If you haven't uploaded media to your site yet, you can click the Upload Media icon . (In the Media Manager) Choose what to do next: Upload Media: Click to upload your own files. Site Files: All the files that you have uploaded while working on your site. Visitor Uploads: Any files uploaded by site visitors are displayed here. My Boards: Create private media folders that you can access from any of your Wix sites. Trash: These are deleted files that you don't need. Media from Wix: Use media from the free Wix library. Shutterstock: Purchase professional media to use on your site. Unsplash: Add stunning free images from Unsplash. Studio Editor Go to the editor . Click Media on the left side of the editor. Choose what to do next: Upload Media: Click to upload your own files. Site Files: All the files that you have uploaded while working on your site. Visitor Uploads: Any files uploaded by site visitors are displayed here. My Boards: Create private media folders that you can access from any of your Wix sites. Trash: These are deleted files that you don't need. Media from Wix: Use media from the free Wix library. Shutterstock: Purchase professional media to use on your site. Unsplash: Add stunning free images from Unsplash. Wix app Go to your site in the Wix app . Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Media Manager under Settings . Tip: Learn more about using the Media Manager on the Wix app . Harmony Editor Go to your editor . Click the Wix dropdown at the top left of the editor. Select Media Manager . Choose what to do next: Upload Media: Click to upload your own files. Site Files: All the files that you have uploaded while working on your site. Visitor Uploads: Any files uploaded by site visitors are displayed here. My Boards: Create private media folders that you can access from any of your Wix sites. Trash: These are deleted files that you don't need. Media from Wix: Use media from the free Wix library. Shutterstock: Purchase professional media to use on your site. Unsplash: Add stunning free images from Unsplash. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about accessing the Wix Media Manager. Are there additional Media Manager access points? Yes. You are also directed to the Media Manager: When adding an image, video, vector art, music track, document or background to your site. From your site's dashboard, for example when changing your favicon or creating an email marketing campaign. Tip: You can also reach the Media Manager from your dashboard by typing Media Manager into the search bar. Where can I access my Wix Music files? The Wix Music Media Manager stores all your music files in one place and is accessed from your Music Library. Learn more about accessing the Wix Music Media Manager Who can see my site’s media? All site collaborators see all the media files in the Media Manager. Before adding a collaborator to the site, make sure that all the media files are files that you want them to have access to. In addition, you (as well as any other collaborator you've added) can access any files uploaded by one of your collaborators. You'll be able to see which collaborator uploaded the file in the file info. You may have imported files from another site into your site's Media Manager. When this is the case, any collaborators that you add to your site are able to see the imported files as well. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Advanced features CMS CMS: Using Wix Multilingual to Translate CMS Content Appeal to visitors from around the world by using Wix Multilingual to translate CMS collection content that appears on your site. Before you begin: Add and set up Wix Multilingual on your site. Create a CMS collection . Connect your collection content to site elements and publish your site. How Wix Multilingual works with the CMS When you add and set up Wix Multilingual on your site, eligible CMS collections automatically appear in your Translation Manager. From there, you can translate each supported collection field that appears on your live site. You can choose to translate text manually, auto-translate specific text, or auto-translate all the supported text at once. If you create a new collection after installing Wix Multilingual, make sure to manually add the collection to your Translation Manager so you can translate it. You can add or remove collections from the Translation Manager at any time. Supported CMS collection field types: In Wix Multilingual, you can translate the following field types: Text , Rich Content , Rich Text , Image , and URL . Translation eligibility requirements for collections When you set up Wix Multilingual, eligible collection content is automatically added to the Translation Manager. After setting up Wix Multilingual, collections are not added automatically. However, you can add collections manually if they meet the requirements. It is not possible to translate the following CMS features: Sandbox: Sandbox collection content is not eligible for translation. If you've enabled Sandbox, only the live collection content of eligible collections can be translated. Dynamic page URLs: The URLs for other language versions of dynamic pages cannot be translated. Instead, the language code (e.g. FR, ES, DE) is added to the URL. For example, if the English URL for a dynamic item page is "mysite.com/cat/food", the French version's URL cannot be "mysite.com/chatte/nourriture". The French version's URL would be "mysite.com/fr/cat/food". Wix Blocks collections: Collections created in Wix Blocks are not eligible for translation. PII data: Personally Identifiable Information (PII) data is not eligible for translation. Collections automatically added to Translation Manager When you finish the Wix Multilingual setup, collections that match all the following conditions are automatically added to the Translation Manager: Your collections: Collections must be created by you or collaborators. Wix app and Wix form collections are not eligible. Not Enterprise shared collections: Shared collections in Enterprise accounts are not eligible for translation. At least one eligible field with content: Collections must have content in at least one of the following field types: Text , Rich Content , Rich Text , Image or URL . A maximum of 1,000 items: Collections can have up to 1,000 items. Collections are not eligible if they have more than 1,000 items. Have dynamic pages: Collections must have at least one corresponding dynamic page. Collections you can manually add to the Translation Manager After setting up Wix Multilingual, new collections you create do not automatically get added to the Translation Manager. You must manually add them to translate them. Collections must meet the following conditions to be eligible for the Translation Manager: Your collections: Collections must be created by you or collaborators. Wix app and Wix form collections are not eligible. Not Enterprise shared collections: Shared collections in Enterprise accounts are not eligible for translation. A maximum of 10,000 items: Collections can have up to 10,000 items. Collections are not eligible if they have more than 10,000 items. At least one eligible field: Collections must have at least one of the following field types: Text , Rich Content , Rich Text , Image , or URL . The fields do not need to have content in them to be eligible. Translating CMS collection content After installing Wix Multilingual, you can access the Translation Manager from your CMS collections where you can manually add or remove collections. Then, translate your entire site at once or translate one string of text at a time. To translate CMS content that appears on your live site: Go to CMS in your site's dashboard. Alternatively, you can click CMS in your editor. Click the relevant collection. Click More Actions at the top and select Manage translations . This opens the Translation Manager in Wix Multilingual. Click Add/remove collections under CMS on the left. Select the collection(s) you want to translate and click Save . Click the collection that you want to translate under CMS on the left. Auto-translate your entire site or each field individually: Auto-translate site Click Generate translations at the top and select Auto-translate Site . Learn more about auto-translating your entire site at once. Translate each field separately Click the relevant field under {Language} translation . Manually enter your translation for the text or click Auto-translate to have the text translated automatically. Learn more about auto-translating individual text . Click Done . Tip: Click the Restore Last Saved Translation icon to revert the translation to its last saved version. Repeat these steps to translate each field. Click Save and Publish at the top right to make the changes go live. FAQs Click below for answers to common questions about translating CMS collection content. What happens if I delete a collection that was translated? If you delete a translated collection, it no longer appears in the Translation Manager. As with deleting all CMS collections, any elements on your site that were linked to the collection content are no longer connected. Learn more about what happens when you delete a CMS collection . What if I add a new field to my collection that is eligible for translation? New eligible fields and their content are not automatically translated in Wix Multilingual. Make sure to go to the Translation Manager to translate new CMS content that appears on your site. What if I delete a field that was already translated? If you delete a field that was already translated, the field and its content are removed from the Translation Manager. Learn more about deleting CMS collection fields . If you need to restore a deleted field, you can restore your collection with CMS backups . However, restoring a collection does not restore the translations. You will need to retranslate the fields in the Translation Manager. Click here to view this request and vote for the ability to restore translations. Can I remove a collection from being translated? Yes. From the Translation Manager, you can remove collections by deselecting them. Removing collections from the Translation Manager also removes their translations. You can always re-add collections to be translated later. Can I translate single item collections? Absolutely. As long as the single item collection meets the requirements for being translatable, you can translate it. Does duplicating a collection automatically add it to the Translation Manager? No, duplicating a collection does not automatically add it to the Translation Manager. If you want to translate a duplicated collection, you need to manually add it to the Translation Manager. To manually add a duplicated collection to the Translation Manager: Go to CMS in your site's dashboard. Click the duplicated collection. Click More Actions at the top and select Manage translations . Go to the Translation Manager and select Add/remove collections to begin translating your collection's content. Tip : Remember to translate any new items or fields you add to the duplicated collection after it’s added to the Translation Manager. 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 Creating Coupons in Wix Hotels Important: This article refers to the original Wix Hotels app. If you are using the new Wix Hotels by HotelRunner, read this article . Learn how to check which version of Wix Hotels you are using . Treat your guests by offering discount coupons for your hotel. To create a coupon: Go to your dashboard. Click the Hotels tab. Click the Price Options tab. Click Coupons . Click Create New . Enter a name for your coupon in the Name your coupon field. Click the Set coupon type drop-down menu and select a type: Payment Discount: Amount based discount (e.g. $10) % Discount: Percentage based discount (e.g. 10%) Enter the discount amount or percentage. Click the Valid from field and select the start date of the coupon. Click the Valid to field and select the end date of the coupon. (Optional) Enter the coupon limit in the Limit number of coupons to field. Enter the code that you want your customers to use in the Coupon Code field. Click Save . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Studio, Partners & Enterprise Wix Studio Wix Studio: About the Studio Editor Introducing the Studio Editor – the ultimate platform tailored for professionals to effortlessly create sites for clients. With its intuitive interface, you'll experience seamless editing and full pixel control, ensuring every detail meets your vision. Harness the power of AI responsiveness to design websites that captivate on any screen or device, delivering an incredible user experience every time. Go to our Wix Studio Academy to check out additional Wix Studio webinars, tutorials, and courses. Build responsive sites for your clients The Studio Editor provides a range of practical tools to ensure your websites look fantastic on all screens. This means that you can focus on the design and spend less time figuring out the right sizing units for every element. Design an element the way you want it to look on desktop, then choose a responsive behavior that meets your needs. The responsive behavior ensures it automatically adjusts to different breakpoints. Need more precise control? Use advanced, responsive measurements to resize and position elements on every breakpoint. To make the process even quicker, use a responsive layout tool to group related elements, based on either CSS grid or flexbox. For example, grids keep elements in their respective cells, while stacking elements maintains their vertical or horizontal order. Reuse your designs for ultimate efficiency: Create your own custom assets, like designed sections and site templates , to save, share and reuse on other sites. Collaborate on sites in real time The Studio Editor is a collaborative real-time platform that lets teams work simultaneously on the same site. You can edit the layout, design and content of pages or elements without overriding people's actions. Changes made by other users appear in your editor within seconds. This minimizes conflicts and allows you to work efficiently with teammates and clients alike. You can also resolve any issues clients or teammates have raised directly on the canvas. Use the Comments panel to manage any communication related to a site, without ever leaving the editor. This is a great place for the team, and your clients, to share feedback and tackle issues together. Bring your designs to life with animations Incorporating our animations in your designs can really take them to the next level. The Studio Editor offers 5 different animation types, based on the moment in time you want them to appear. You can make animations appear when visitors hover over, click or scroll past an element. You can also add an entrance animation (for when the element first loads), or one that loops continuously - no visitor interaction needed. Harness the power of AI AI is not just a buzzword – the Studio Editor offers a suite of AI-powered capabilities that make the site creation process that much quicker. Generate a responsive layout Make your pages or sections responsive with the click of a button. Our AI tool analyzes the current layout, then places a responsive structure that makes it look ideal. This means you don't have to check every breakpoint and spend time on resolving design issues. Generate text Our AI Text Creator brings OpenAI's ChatGPT directly into the Editor. Enter a few details to create the prompt and get custom content suggestions for your project. This helps you save time on the writing process without compromising on quality. Generate images Need unique images that don't appear anywhere else? Describe the image you want and get multiple suggestions to use on the site. There are many styles to choose from - illustration, 3D, packshot, photo and many others - so the results can match exactly what you're looking for. Manage large amounts of content in a code-free CMS Our CMS (Content Managing System) allows you to store huge amounts of content, create dynamic page templates and accept data inputs from visitors. Post-handover, your clients can use the CMS to update and add content without affecting your design. Add your own CSS code Adding CSS to your elements opens a whole new range of styling possibilities. It allows you to create unique designs and animations while maximizing responsiveness. Select an element on the canvas, then choose one of the global classes to get started. Can't find the one you want? You can add your own custom classes to the code. 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 Building your community Wix Blog: Featuring Posts in Wix Blog Hand pick specific blog posts that you want to feature. You can display featured posts anywhere on your site using a post list. You choose where you want it to appear, how it looks and which posts to feature. Step 1 | Set some blog posts as featured To display featured posts in your post list, mark the ones you want as ‘featured.’ You can do this while editing a post in your site’s dashboard or directly from the Wix app. Dashboard Go to Blog in your site's dashboard. Click + Create New Post or hover over an existing post and click Edit . Click the Settings tab in the panel on the left. Enable the Feature this post toggle. Click Publish at the top right. Wix app Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Blog . Tap Posts . Tap the More Actions icon next to the relevant post. Tap Post Settings . Enable the Set as feature post toggle. Tap Save . Choose from the following options: Save Changes: Save your changes in draft form. Publish Post: Publish your updated post. Step 2 | Add the post list element to your site A post list is a blog element that displays a selected group of posts, such as featured posts, on any page of your site. Choose the page where you want your featured posts to appear, then add the post list element from the Add Elements tab in your editor. Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click Add Elements on the left side of the editor. Click Blog . Click the post list you want to use, or drag it to position it on the page. Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click Add Elements on the left side of the editor. Click Blog . Click the post list you want to use, or drag it to position it on the page. Wix Harmony Editor Go to your editor . Click + Add at the top left of the editor. Click the Arrow icon to navigate to the Blog category. Click the post list you want to use, or drag it to position it on the page. Step 3 | Set your post list to display featured posts Once you've added your post list, you can set the post list to display any posts you want. To display featured posts only, select this option in the post list settings. To set the post list to display featured posts: Click the post list in your editor. Click Settings . Click the Settings tab. Enable the Show featured posts only toggle. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about featuring blog posts. What’s the difference between featured posts and pinned posts? Featured posts: Featured posts can appear on any page of your site. You can choose exactly which individual posts you want to feature and add a custom feed to display those selected posts. Pinned posts: Pinned posts are "sticky posts" that appear in your regular blog feed . Because they are pinned, the stay at the top of your feed even after you publish newer posts. Can I feature posts from a specific category or tag? Yes. You can set the post list to display posts by category or tag. To display posts by category or tag: Click the post list element in your editor. Click Settings . Click the Settings tab. Set up your post list element: Choose a category: Click the drop-down to choose which blog category you want to display in the list. Filter posts by tag: Click the drop-down to filter posts by tag. Can I customize how the post list looks on my site? Yes. You can adjust the settings and customize the display, layout and design of your post list. Learn more about customizing a post list element on your site . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Managing your customers Wix Smart Chat: Understanding AI Data Coverage AI data coverage gives you a clear view of what the AI knows about your site and where its knowledge comes from. You can see which site content has been indexed and where there may be issues that prevent the AI from learning about your site. Use this information to optimize your site and improve the AI's performance. Viewing your data coverage See how all available site content is indexed. When content is indexed, it means the AI has scanned, analyzed, and stored this information so it can use it to answer your visitors' queries. This content may include site pages, your store products, blog posts, services, events, online programs, and training rules you've added. To view your data coverage: Go to Smart Chat in your site's dashboard. Click the Manage drop-down and select Data coverage . Review the content the AI has indexed from your site. For each content type, you’ll see the following information: Data type: The type of site content analyzed (e.g. products, site pages, blog posts). Total on site: The total number of items per type on your site. Available for indexing: How many pages or items on your site the AI can potentially learn from. Indexed: How many pages or items were successfully indexed by the AI. Status: A checkmark indicates the AI has completed scanning the pages. Tip: The AI is automatically trained using your site's publicly available content. However, you can add training rules with information that isn't published on your site, such as internal policies or product details. Limitations for indexing pages Not all content on your site is available for the AI to learn from. Some pages are restricted for privacy reasons, while others may be skipped due to how they’re set up or where their content comes from. Review these limitations to understand what content cannot be used: Content that can't be indexed Some types of pages and content are excluded from indexing, either due to privacy restrictions or current technical limitations. Examples may include: Hidden pages: Not publicly available or linked anywhere on your site. Password-protected pages: Content behind passwords can’t be accessed. Member area pages: Content restricted to site members only is skipped. Dynamic pages: Pages generated from collections are currently not supported. Content that may be skipped Even among content that can be indexed, some pages or items may be skipped due to technical reasons, content structure, or app limitations. Examples may include: Checkout, cart, or thank-you pages: These are pages with no useful content for the AI chat. App-based pages: Some apps (e.g. Wix Restaurants) don't expose full data in a format the AI can use. Third-party apps: Not all external apps allow their content to be indexed. Empty or duplicate pages: Pages with little to no text or repeat content may be skipped automatically. Note: Support for more content types and apps is coming in future updates. Understanding your site's coverage level At the top right of the page you’ll see a status bar that shows how successfully your content was indexed out of all the items available for indexing. This helps you understand how well the AI is managing to collect information and learn from your site. Here's what your coverage signifies: Good coverage: Most of your site content has been successfully indexed. The AI can give complete and accurate responses. Average coverage: A moderate amount of your content has been indexed. The AI can answer many questions, but some gaps in knowledge may still exist. Low coverage: Only a small portion of your content has been indexed. You may want to review your site for hidden, restricted, or unsupported pages. How can I improve my coverage? Check if your site contains empty, hidden, or dynamic pages that could affect that amount of content successfully indexed. If possible, make more content public. Add more text and details to your site pages. The more text you provide, the more the AI has to learn from. Create knowledge rules to give the AI more information about topics that don't appear directly on your site. This expands the AI’s ability to answer more questions accurately. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about data coverage. Can I prevent certain pages from being indexed? Yes, you can exclude specific site pages if you don’t want the AI to learn from them. Learn how to exclude site pages . Does the AI learn from private or internal documents? No, the AI only learns from published, public content on your site. You can also add training rules with information that isn’t published on your site, such as internal policies or product details. Learn how to train your AI chat . 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 Building your community Wix Blog: Managing Display Options in Your Blog Showcase your blog your way by choosing exactly what readers see on your blog feed and posts. Whether it's the author name, publish date, like count, views and comment counters, you decide which details to show or hide. With full control over your blog display, you can craft a reading experience that feels thoughtful and aligned with your style. Showing or hiding information in a blog or category feed Highlight the details that matter most to your visitors by selecting what appears in your blog or category feed. These details that appear on your blog or category feed provide insight to the posts in your blog. They can boost engagement and help drive traffic to your blog. The options you choose apply to both your blog feed and your category feed. Wix Editor Go to your editor . Go to your Blog page: Click Pages & Menu on the left side of the editor. Click Blog Pages . Click your Blog page. Click the blog element on your page. Click Settings . Click the Display tab. Customize the following display options: What shows on your post: Select the checkboxes next to the information you want to display. Show blog menu: Enable/disable the toggle to show or hide the blog menu. Category labels: Enable/disable the toggle to show or hide category labels. Share and print: Click Share and print and customize the options available. Enable share & print icons: Enable/disable the toggle to show or hide share and print icons. Icons to show on posts: Select/deselect the checkboxes to show or hide certain icons. Wix Studio Go to your editor . Go to your Blog page: Click Pages on the left side of the editor. Click your Blog page under Blog Pages . Click the blog element on your page. Click Settings . Click the Display tab. Customize the following display options: What shows on your post: Select the checkboxes next to the information you want to display. Category labels: Enable/disable the toggle to show or hide category labels. Share and print: Click Share and print and customize the options available. Enable share & print icons: Enable/disable the toggle to show or hide share and print icons. Icons to show on posts: Select/deselect the checkboxes to show or hide certain icons. Harmony Editor Go to your editor . Click the Page dropdown at the top left of the page. (In the Site Pages panel) Select the Blog page under Blog Pages . Tip: Jump to the page you need by clicking the dropdown next to Site Pages and selecting Blog Pages . Click the blog element on your page. Click Settings . Click the Display tab. Customize the following display options: What shows on your post: Select the checkboxes next to the information you want to display. Category labels: Enable/disable the toggle to show or hide category labels. Share and print: Click Share and print and customize the options available. Enable share & print icons: Enable/disable the toggle to show or hide share and print icons. Icons to show on posts: Select/deselect the checkboxes to show or hide certain icons. Wix app Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Blog . Tap Page Settings. Tap Category . Customize the following settings: Page header: Select or deselect the relevant checkboxes to choose what shows on your Category page. Post Layout on Feed: Choose a layout for the posts on your category page: Card or List . Info Shown on Feed: Customize what information displays on your blog feed: Click Edit . Select or deselect the relevant checkboxes to choose what shows on your blog feed. Click Save . Show featured posts carousel: Enable/disable the toggle to show or hide featured posts on your blog feed. Show title: Enable/disable the toggle to show or hide a title on your featured posts carousel. If enabled: Enter the title in the field provided. Layout Settings: Choose a layout for your featured posts carousel: Classic or Text on image . Info shown on carousel: Customize what information displays on your featured post carousel: Click Edit . Select or deselect the relevant checkboxes to choose what shows on your carousel. Click Save . Showing or hiding information on your Post page Your Post page is the dedicated blog page which opens when your reader selects a specific post. You can choose what information you want to display on this page. Any settings you apply here apply to every post in your blog. Customize what displays on your post page by selecting or deselecting the relevant options. Wix Editor Go to your editor . Go to your Post page: Click Pages & Menu on the left side of the editor. Click Blog Pages . Click Post . Click the post page element on your page. Click Settings . Click the Display tab. Customize the following display options: What shows on your post: Select the checkboxes next to the information you want to display. Show blog menu: Enable/disable the toggle to show or hide the blog menu. Category labels: Enable/disable the toggle to show or hide category labels. Share and print: Click Share and print and customize the options available. Enable share & print icons: Enable/disable the toggle to show or hide share and print icons. Icons to show on posts: Select/deselect the checkboxes to show or hide certain icons. Add "Save" button to images: Enable/disable the toggle to add a Pinterest Save button to your post images. Share text on X/Twitter: Enable/disable the toggle to allow readers the option to highlight a piece of text from your post and share it on X/Twitter. Related posts: Click Related posts and customize the options available. Show related posts: Enable/disable the toggle to show or hide related posts. Display post label: Enable/disable the toggle to show or hide a post label. Select what the label says: Related posts or Recent posts . Show "See all" link: Enable/disable the toggle to show or hide a link to see all your blog posts. Wix Studio Go to your editor . Go to your Post page: Click Pages on the left side of the editor. Click Post under Blog Pages . Click the blog post element on your page. Click Settings . Click the Display tab. Customize the following display options: What shows on your post: Select the checkboxes next to the information you want to display. Category labels: Enable/disable the toggle to show or hide category labels. Share and print: Click Share and print and customize the options available. Enable share & print icons: Enable/disable the toggle to show or hide share and print icons. Icons to show on posts: Select/deselect the checkboxes to show or hide certain icons. Add "Save" button to images: Enable/disable the toggle to add a Pinterest Save button to your post images. Share text on X/Twitter: Enable/disable the toggle to allow readers the option to highlight a piece of text from your post and share it on X/Twitter. Related posts: Click Related posts and customize the options available. Show related posts: Enable/disable the toggle to show or hide related posts. Display post label: Enable/disable the toggle to show or hide a post label. Select what the label says: Related posts or Recent posts . Show "See all" link: Enable/disable the toggle to show or hide a link to see all your blog posts. Harmony Editor Go to your editor . Click the Page dropdown at the top left of the page. (In the Site Pages panel) Select the Post page under Blog Pages . Tip: Jump to the page you need by clicking the dropdown next to Site Pages and selecting Blog Pages . Click the blog post element on your page. Click Settings . Click the Display tab. Customize the following display options: What shows on your post: Select the checkboxes next to the information you want to display. Category labels: Enable/disable the toggle to show or hide category labels. Share and print: Click Share and print and customize the options available. Enable share & print icons: Enable/disable the toggle to show or hide share and print icons. Icons to show on posts: Select/deselect the checkboxes to show or hide certain icons. Add "Save" button to images: Enable/disable the toggle to add a Pinterest Save button to your post images. Share text on X/Twitter: Enable/disable the toggle to allow readers the option to highlight a piece of text from your post and share it on X/Twitter. Related posts: Click Related posts and customize the options available. Show related posts: Enable/disable the toggle to show or hide related posts. Display post label: Enable/disable the toggle to show or hide a post label. Select what the label says: Related posts or Recent posts . Show "See all" link: Enable/disable the toggle to show or hide a link to see all your blog posts. Wix app Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Blog . Tap Page Settings. Select or deselect the relevant checkboxes to choose what shows on your Post page. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about displaying information on your blog What is the difference between my Blog page and my Post page? Your Blog page is your main blog feed. This is where snippets of all your blog posts are displayed. Your site visitors can scroll through your collection of posts and select the ones they want to read. Your Post page shows one single blog post. It is the page that is shown when a visitor clicks on a blog post from your blog feed. The post opens in a new page (your Post page) where they can read the full post. Read our article Understanding Your Blog Pages to find out more. Can I customize what is displayed on a mobile view? The information in this article is for desktop views. If you want to customize what information is displayed to your visitors using a mobile device, read our article Customizing Your Blog's Mobile View . Can I hide the view, comment, and like counters from my posts in my blog feed? Yes. You can choose whether you want to display or hide the counters, which indicate how many views, comments and likes each post has. Go to your editor . Go to your Blog page. Click Settings . Click the Display tab. Deselect the following counters: Views , Comments and Likes . Tip: If you decide you want to display them again, you can reselect them at any time. Can visitors still leave comments if I hide the comment counter? Yes. Hiding the comment counter just removes the comment count from view. Your visitors can still leave comments if comments are enabled. Learn how to enable or disable comments for your blog . 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