< Back Managing your business Discounts, gift cards, & incentives Wix Gift Cards: Setting Up Automatic Email Reminders Automatic email reminders help you remind gift card recipients when they still have a balance left on their card. You can choose when reminders are sent, set a minimum balance, and edit the email content for different reminder types. Set up reminders from the Automatic email reminders section in your gift card settings, then edit the email content for activity-based and expiration-based reminders. Notes: To create reminders before a card expires, make sure your gift cards have an expiration date . Changes you make apply right away to all existing and new gift cards on that site, including gift cards issued manually from your dashboard. Setting up gift card reminders Set up reminders in your gift card settings to send emails after gift card activity or before a card expires. To set up gift card reminders: Go to Gift Cards in your site's dashboard. Click Edit Gift Card . Scroll down to Automatic email reminders . Select the checkbox next to Remind customers to use remaining gift card balance . Set up the reminders: Days: Enter the number of days before the reminder is sent. Trigger: Click the dropdown and select when the reminder is sent: After last gift card activity: Sends the reminder after the last recorded activity on the card. If the card has not had any activity yet, the timing starts from the issue date. If part of the balance was redeemed, the timing starts from that partial redemption. Before expiration: Sends the reminder before the card's expiration date. (Optional) Click Add Reminder to create another reminder or click the Delete icon next to a reminder to remove it. Click Save . Notes: 2 reminder rows appear by default: 30 days after last activity and 90 days after last activity. You can set up up to 3 reminders, and at least 1 reminder must remain. Setting a minimum balance filter Set a minimum balance if you only want reminder emails sent for cards with more than a certain amount left. To set a minimum balance filter: Go to Gift Cards in your site's dashboard. Click Edit Gift Card . Scroll to Automatic email reminders . Enter the minimum amount in the Remind only if gift card balance is at least field. Click Save . Notes: If you leave this field blank, reminders are sent for cards with a balance of 1 or more. A reminder is skipped when the remaining balance is equal to or lower than the amount you enter. Editing reminder emails There are 2 reminder email versions, one for cards with recent activity and one for cards that are close to expiring. To edit a reminder email: Go to Gift Cards in your site's dashboard. Click Edit Gift Card . Scroll to Automatic email reminders . Click the Edit Emails at the top right of the section. Choose which email you want to edit: Edit activity reminder email or Edit expiration reminder email . Edit the email content in the email editor. Click Save . Note: Only the email content can be edited. The automation's trigger and condition logic cannot be changed. Learn more about customizing automated emails . FAQs Click a question below to learn more. How much time passes before a reminder is sent? This depends on the number of days you enter in each reminder row and the trigger you choose. For example, you can send a reminder 30 days after last activity or 7 days before card expiration. Why can't I select the 'Before expiration' option? This option is only available when your gift cards have an expiration date. If your gift cards do not expire, this option remains unavailable. Do reminder changes apply to gift cards that were already sold? Yes. Changes you make in the reminders section apply right away to existing and new gift cards on that site. What happens if the remaining balance is equal to or lower than my minimum balance setting? That reminder is skipped for that gift card. Do manually issued gift cards follow these settings? Yes. Manually issued gift cards follow the same global reminder settings for that site. You do not need to change anything when issuing a card from the dashboard. Do reminder settings apply across all my sites? No. Each site has its own reminder settings, and those settings apply only to the gift cards for that specific 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 Business solutions & apps Wix Stores: Setting Up a Rate by Quantity Shipping Rule Create quantity-based shipping rules to more accurately account for actual shipping costs by charging more when customers purchase multiple items. Alternatively, you can encourage shoppers to purchase more items, by charging less for shipping when enough items are purchased (e.g. Free shipping when purchasing 5 or more products). When customers check out, they'll only see the rates that apply to their order. Setting up a rate by quantity rule You can create one or more sets of quantity rules for a specific shipping region. For example, you can create 3 quantity ranges and 2 shipping options, standard and express: Standard Shipping: 1 - 2 items: $8 3- 5 items: $5 6 items and above: Free Express Shipping: 1 - 2 items: $16 3- 5 items: $10 8 items and above: Free To set up a rate by quantity rule: Go to Shipping, delivery & fulfillment in your site's dashboard. Select an option: Create a new region: Click +Create Region and set up a new delivery area , then click Continue and select Shipping . Add a rate to an existing region: Click Add Rate next a region and select Shipping . Select Rate by quantity from the drop-down. Enter a name in the Name at checkout field (e.g. Standard Shipping). (Optional) Enter a time in the Estimated delivery time field (e.g. 2 - 4 business days). Enter your first quantity range (e.g. 0 - 3 items). Enter your second quantity range (e.g. 3 items and up or add a maximum number of items). Click Add Another Range to add additional ranges. (Optional) Offer free shipping over a certain amount: Select the Offer free shipping when customers buy over a certain amount checkbox. Enter the amount. Click Save . Next steps: Click Add Rate next to the region name to set up any of the following: An additional shipping option (e.g. express shipping) Local delivery Pickup Real-time USPS shipping calculations (US only) FAQs Click a question below to learn more, What happens if there's no shipping rule in a particular region? If there's no active shipping, local delivery, or pickup rule for a region, either setup in Wix or through a third-party shipping app, customers from that region cannot make purchases from your store. Let's look at an example. A merchant sets up shipping only in the US. As soon as a customer from outside of the US enters their location (in the Cart or the Checkout Page), they'll see a message indicating that the store doesn't deliver to their area. Can I add a handling fee? Yes. Click the More Actions icon and select Add handling fees . Then, select the checkbox, enter the handling fee and save your changes. How can I delete or deactivate a region or a rate? You can delete any regions you don't need. For example, If you don't want to ship worldwide, you can delete the International region. Simply click the More Actions icon next to the region name and click Delete region . Alternatively, if you want to make international shipping unavailable for a while, but don't want to delete your settings, you can click Deactivate region. To delete a rate that you set up in a region, Hover over the relevant rate and click the Delete icon . What is the maximum number of quantity ranges I can create? You can create up to 30 quantity ranges. 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: Displaying Collection Content in Text Elements With Wix's CMS (Content Management System) , you can display your collection content in various text elements on your site. Connect basic text elements like themed text, titles, and paragraphs to your collection content for a seamless, professional look. Use collapsible text to present a lot of information without overwhelming visitors, ideal for blogs or FAQs. Create dynamic visuals with a text mask that displays a video within the text, making your content memorable. Use the text marquee to display scrolling text from your CMS collection for news updates or announcements. Want to combine formatted text with media, files, HTML code and more? Use the Rich Content collection field with the Rich Content element to create large blocks of content associated with your collection items. You can also connect the Rich Text input element to a Rich Text collection field to save formatted text that visitors submit to your collection. Connecting text elements to collection content Add text elements such as themed text, titles, and paragraphs to your editor. Then connect the text element to a dataset that binds to the relevant collection field. Wix Editor Go to the relevant page in your editor . Add a text element to your page: Click Add Elements on the left side of the editor. Click Text . Click the type of text you want to add: Themed Text , Titles , or Paragraphs Click and drag your chosen text to add it to your page. Click the Connect to CMS icon on the text element. Click the Choose a dataset drop-down and select an existing dataset that connects to your collection. Alternatively, select Add a Dataset , then choose the collection you want to connect. Click the Text connects to drop-down and select the collection field you want to connect. Tips: You can connect the text to the following types of collection fields: Text, Number, URL, Boolean, Date and Time, Time, Rich Text, Address, and Tags. Select Item Count if you want the text to display the total number of items retrieved by the dataset . ('URL' field types only) Under Link options , select the relevant options: How does it open?: Choose how you want the link to open: In the current window or As a new window Rel values (SEO): Select the type of link rel attribute you want to use: noopener (recommended): Block access to the source page. noreferrer (recommended): Hide info about link source. nofollow: Tell search engines to ignore. sponsored: Mark the link as sponsored. ('Date and time' field types only) Click the Choose a format drop-down and select a format for displaying the date and time. Under Colors , click the Text color connects to drop-down and select the 'Color' field you want to connect. Click Preview to test your connections. Click Publish if you are ready to make the changes go live. Studio Editor Go to the relevant page in your editor . Add a text element to your page: Click Add Elements on the left side of the editor. Click Text . Click and drag your chosen text to add it to your page. Click the Connect to CMS icon on the text element. Click the Choose a dataset drop-down and select an existing dataset that connects to your collection. Alternatively, select Add a Dataset , then choose the collection you want to connect. Under Connections , click the Text connects to drop-down and select the collection field you want to connect. Tips: You can connect the text to the following types of collection fields: Text, Number, URL, Boolean, Date and Time, Time, Rich Text, Address, and Tags. Select Item Count if you want the text to display the total number of items retrieved by the dataset . ('URL' field types only) Under Link options , select the relevant options: How does it open?: Choose how you want the link to open: In the current window or As a new window Rel values (SEO): Select the type of link rel attribute you want to use: noopener (recommended): Block access to the source page. noreferrer (recommended): Hide info about link source. nofollow: Tell search engines to ignore. sponsored: Mark the link as sponsored. ('Date and time' field types only) Click the Choose a format drop-down and select a format for displaying the date and time. Under Colors , click the Text color connects to drop-down and select the 'Color' field you want to connect. Click the Preview icon at the top right to test your connections. Click Publish if you are ready to make the changes go live. Connecting collapsible text to collection content Add a collapsible text element that can show only the 1st few lines of text until visitors click to expand the entire text. Make sure to customize the Change Text settings to set the 'Show More' button to expand before connecting to the CMS. Alternatively, you can set the 'Show More' button to link to a single static link that opens when visitors click the link. Wix Editor Go to the relevant page in your editor . Add a collapsible text element to your page: Click Add Elements on the left side of the editor. Click Text . Click Collapsible Text . Click and drag a collapsible text element onto your page. Click Change Text and edit the collapsible text box settings: Change text: You do not need to edit this field since you will connect text from your CMS collection. What does the button do?: Choose what happens when visitors click the button: Expand: (Recommended) The collapsible expands to reveal the entire text. Edit the following fields: Expand button text: Enter text that will appear on the expand button (e.g. "Read More"). Collapse button text: Enter text that will appear on the collapse button (e.g. "Read Less"). Link: A static link opens. Edit the following fields: Note: Currently, it is not possible to connect this link to a dataset or collection field. Link button text: Enter text that will appear on the link button (e.g. "Link to article"). Links to: Click Choose a link and choose a link destination for the button. SEO & accessibility: Enter an accessible name for the element and choose the HTML tag. Learn more about preparing your site structure . Click the Connect to CMS icon on the collapsible text element. Click the Choose a dataset drop-down and select an existing dataset that connects to your collection. Alternatively, select Add a Dataset , then choose the collection you want to connect. Click the Text connects to drop-down and select the collection field you want to connect. Tip: You can connect collapsible text elements to the following types of collection fields: Text, Number, URL, Date and Time, Time, Rich Text, and Address. Click the Layout icon on the collapsible text and customize the layout . Click Preview to test your connections. Click Publish if you are ready to make the changes go live. Studio Editor Go to the relevant page in your editor . Add a collapsible text element to your page: Click Add Elements on the left side of the editor. Click Text . Click Collapsible Text . Click and drag your chosen collapsible text to add it to your page. Click Change Text and edit the collapsible text box settings: Change text: You do not need to edit this field since you will connect text from your CMS collection. What does the button do?: Choose what happens when visitors click the button: Expand: (Recommended) The collapsible expands to reveal the entire text. Edit the following fields: Expand button text: Enter text that will appear on the expand button (e.g. "Read More"). Collapse button text: Enter text that will appear on the collapse button (e.g. "Read Less"). Link: A static link opens. Edit the following fields: Note: Currently, it is not possible to connect this link to a dataset or collection field. Link button text: Enter text that will appear on the link button (e.g. "Link to article"). Links to: Click Choose a link and choose a link destination for the button. SEO & accessibility: Enter an accessible name for the element and choose the HTML tag. Learn more about preparing your site structure . Click the Connect to CMS icon on the collapsible text element. Click the Choose a dataset drop-down and select an existing dataset that connects to your collection. Alternatively, click Add a Dataset , then choose the collection you want to connect. Click the Text connects to drop-down and select the collection field you want to connect. Tip: You can connect collapsible text elements to the following types of collection fields: Text, Number, URL, Date and Time, Time, Rich Text, and Address. Click the Layout icon on the collapsible text and customize the layout . Click the Preview icon at the top right to test your connections. Click Publish if you are ready to make the changes go live. Connecting a text marquee to collection content Add a text marquee element that displays scrolling text from your CMS collection. Wix Editor Go to the relevant page in your editor . Add a text mask element to your page: Click Add Elements on the left side of the editor. Click Text . Click Text Marquee . Click and drag a text marquee element onto your page. Click the Connect to CMS icon on the text marquee. Click the Choose a dataset drop-down and select an existing dataset that connects to your collection. Alternatively, select Add a Dataset , then choose the collection you want to connect. Click the Text connects to drop-down and select the collection field you want to connect. Tip: You can connect text marquees to the following types of collection fields: Text, Number, URL, Date and Time, Time, and Address. Click the Design icon to customize the text formatting, separator and movement used by the marquee text. Learn more about designing the text marquee . Click Preview at the top right to test your connections. Click Publish if you are ready to make the changes go live. Studio Editor Go to the relevant page in the Studio Editor . Add a text marquee element to your page: Click Add Elements on the left side of the editor. Click Text . Click Text Marquee . Click and drag your chosen text marquee to add it to your page. Click the Connect to CMS icon on the text marquee. Click the Choose a dataset drop-down and select an existing dataset that connects to your collection. Alternatively, select Add a Dataset , then choose the collection you want to connect. Click the Text connects to drop-down and select the collection field you want to connect. Tip: You can connect text marquees to the following types of collection fields: Text, Number, URL, Date and Time, Time, and Address. Click the Design icon in the Inspector panel at the top right and customize the text formatting, separator and movement used by the marquee text. Learn more about designing the text marquee . Click the Preview icon at the top right to test your connections. Click Publish if you are ready to make the changes go live. Connecting a text mask to collection content Add a text mask that displays a video within the text lettering. Connect your text mask to the CMS collection field you want to display. Then go to the Design panel to add your own video or choose a video by Wix. Important: Currently, it is not possible to attach text masks to repeaters . Wix Editor Go to the relevant page in your editor . Add a text mask element to your page: Click Add Elements on the left side of the editor. Click Text . Click Text Mask . Click and drag a text mask onto your page. Click the Connect to CMS icon on the text mask. Click the Choose a dataset drop-down and select an existing dataset that connects to your collection. Alternatively, click Create a New Dataset , then choose the collection you want to connect. Click the Text connects to drop-down and select the collection field you want to connect. Tip: You can connect text masks to the following types of collection fields: Text, Number, URL, Date and Time, Time, and Address. Click the Design icon and customize the background fill, text format and shadow. Learn more about designing the text mask . Click Preview to test your connections. Click Publish if you are ready to make the changes go live. Studio Editor Go to the relevant page in your editor . Add a text mask element to your page: Click Add Elements on the left side of the editor. Click Text . Click Text Mask . Click and drag your chosen text mask to add it to your page. Click the Connect to CMS icon on the text mask. Click the Choose a dataset drop-down and select an existing dataset that connects to your collection. Alternatively, click Create a New Dataset , then choose the collection you want to connect. Click the Text connects to drop-down and select the collection field you want to connect. Tip: You can connect text masks to the following types of collection fields: Text, Number, URL, Date and Time, Time, and Address. Click the Design icon in the Inspector panel at the top right and customize the background fill, text format and shadow. Learn more about designing the text mask . Click the Preview icon at the top right to test your connections. Click Publish if you are ready to make the changes go live. Connecting text effects to collection content Connect the text effects element to your CMS content to display dynamic and engaging text across your site. To connect text effects to the CMS: Go to the relevant page in the Studio Editor . Add a text effects element to your page: Click Add Elements on the left side of the editor. Click Text . Click Text Effects . Click and drag your chosen text effects element to add it to your page. Click the Connect to CMS icon on the text effects element. Click the Choose a dataset drop-down and select an existing dataset that connects to your collection. Alternatively, select Add a Dataset , then choose the collection you want to connect. Click the Text connects to drop-down and select the collection field you want to connect. Tip: You can connect text effects to the following types of collection fields: Text, Number, URL, Date and Time, Time, and Address. (Optional) Click the Link connects to drop-down and choose what happens when visitors click the text effects element: Actions: Select the dataset action that will occur when visitors click the text effects element (e.g. Load More, Apply Filters). Note: Dataset actions are not available when the element is attached to a repeater. Dynamic pages: Select the dynamic page that visitors will navigate to when they click the element. Then choose how the link opens: In the current window or As a new window Fields: Select the 'Document', 'URL', 'Image', or 'Video' field type that will open in a new tab when visitors click the element. Design the text effect element . Format the text of the element . Click the Preview icon at the top right to test your connections. Click Publish if you are ready to make the changes go live. 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: Adding and Managing Buttons in Your Mobile Apps Buttons are elements in your app that enhance user interaction. Buttons can be linked to various areas within your app, external websites, and more. For example, add a 'Call Us' phone number button to allow your app users to contact you directly through the app. Ensure your buttons provide clear calls to action to encourage users to explore what your brand offers. Adding and managing buttons in your mobile apps Customize your Wix apps (e.g. your own mobile app, Spaces by Wix app) with buttons. You can customize the button layout, size, the action, which devices the buttons will be visible on and more. Add and edit up to two buttons at a time and choose how you want your buttons to look in your app. Dashboard Go to Mobile App in your site's dashboard. Select the relevant tab (e.g. Spaces by Wix app , Your own mobile app ). Click Edit Mobile App . Click the Screen drop-down at the top and choose the screen you want to edit. Click Elements on the left. Select Button under Basic items . Customize your button using the options below: Layout: Select the number of buttons you want to add (e.g. one or two buttons). Then choose the size, width, and alignment of the button(s). Behavior: Click the Select button action drop-down and choose what you want the button(s) to do. For example, link the button to take app users directly to another screen on your app, chat directly through your app, open an external link and more. Note: Different actions may appear depending on the type of apps you have on your site. Design: Choose a button design. Margins: Drag the Margins sliders to adjust the padding for the button(s). Note: Click the Edit individually icon to separately adjust the margins. General Settings: Click General Settings and under Element visibility , choose which devices to show this button on: All , Android, or iOS . Note: You can show or hide elements of your site depending on what operating system your app users are using on their mobile devices. Your elements are visible on all operating systems by default, but you can decide what to show on iOS, Android, or both. Click Save & Publish . Wix app Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Mobile App . (If needed) Switch to editing a different mobile app: Tap the mobile app name at the top. Tap the relevant mobile app. Tip: If you want to edit a different mobile app (e.g. Fit by Wix, Spaces by Wix), choose the app as your preferred mobile app . Tap Edit . Tap the Screen drop-down at the top and choose the screen you want to edit. Tap + Add Element in the relevant location. Tap Button under Basic items . Customize your button using the options below: Layout: Select the number of buttons you want to add (e.g. one or two buttons). Then choose the size, width, and alignment of the button(s). Behavior: Tap the Select button action drop-down and choose what you want the button(s) to do. For example, link the button to take app users directly to another screen on your app, contact you through your app, open an external link and more. Note: Different actions may appear depending on the type of apps you have on your site. Design: Choose a button design. Margins: Drag the Margins sliders to adjust the padding for the button(s). Note: Tap the Edit individually icon to separately adjust the margins. General Settings : Choose which screen and device you want this button to appear on: Visibility : Choose which devices to show this button on: All , Android or iOS . Note: You can show or hide elements of your site depending on what operating system your app users are using on their mobile devices. Your elements are visible on all operating systems by default, but you can decide what to show on iOS, Android, or both. Location: Select which screen you want the button displayed on. Tap Add .  Wix Studio app Go to your site in the Wix Studio app. Tap Mobile App . (If needed) Switch to editing a different mobile app: Tap the mobile app name at the top. Tap the relevant mobile app. Tip: If you want to edit a different mobile app (e.g. Fit by Wix, Spaces by Wix), choose the app as your preferred mobile app . Tap Edit . Tap the Screen drop-down at the top and choose the screen you want to edit. Tap + Add Element in the relevant location. Tap the Button element under Basic items . Customize your button using the options below: Layout: Select the number of buttons you want to add (e.g. one or two buttons). Then choose the size, width, and alignment of the button(s). Behavior: Tap the Select button action drop-down and choose what you want the button(s) to do. For example, link the button to take app users directly to another screen on your app, contact you through your app, open an external link and more. Note: Different actions may appear depending on the type of apps you have on your site. Design: Choose a button design. Margins: Drag the Margins sliders to adjust the padding for the button(s). Note: Tap the Edit individually icon to separately adjust the margins. General Settings : Choose which screen and device you want this button to appear on: Visibility: Choose which devices to show this button on: All , Android or iOS . Note: You can show or hide elements of your site depending on what operating system your app users are using on their mobile devices. Your elements are visible on all operating systems by default, but you can decide what to show on iOS, Android, or both. Location: Select which screen you want the button displayed on. Tap Add . FAQs Click a question below to learn more about adding and managing buttons in your app. How can I customize the theme of my buttons? Customizing the theme of your buttons is only available if you are building your own native app. You can personalize the theme and see how it looks through the design panel of the Mobile App Builder and the Wix app. Choose a preset theme or individually customize the button's shape, background color, text, and border. Read more about editing your button theme and app design . How do I link a button to an external URL? To link your button to an external URL to bring app users to an external site, follow the steps below. Choose Open URL from the Select button action drop-down. Enter the link in the Button URL section. (Optional) Enter the text you want displayed on your button under Button text . How do I link a button to direct app users to another screen? To link a button to another screen on your app, follow the steps below. Choose Open screen from the Select button action drop-down. Select a screen from the Select screen drop-down. (Optional) Enter the text you want to display on the button in the Button text section. Can app users call me directly through the app? Yes, app users can contact you directly through the app with a Call phone number button. Choose Call phone number from the Select button action drop-down. Enter your phone number in the Add phone number section. (Optional) Edit the Button text to what you want displayed on the button. Can app users email me directly through the app? Yes, connect a button to your email address, so app users can contact you directly from their device. You can choose which email address the emails are directed to. Choose Send email from the Select button action drop-down. Enter your email address in the Add email section. (Optional) Edit the Button text to what you want displayed on the button. Can I delete a button? Yes, you can. Learn more about managing your app elements . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! 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< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Hotels by HotelRunner: Managing Reservation Payments When a guest books a room on your site, the reservation appears right away while the payment is being processed. From your dashboard, you can choose how long to wait for payment confirmation and check the payment status of each reservation. Before you begin: Make sure you've connected at least one payment method. Learn more about setting up your payment methods . Setting the waiting time for payment confirmation Set how long a reservation stays open while the payment is being processed. You can choose between 5 and 60 minutes. If the payment is not confirmed in time, the reservation is canceled automatically. To set the waiting time: Go to Property Settings in your site's dashboard. Click Manage General Settings next to General settings . Click the Cancellation timeout dropdown under Failed payment handling . Select how long the reservation stays open while the payment is being processed. Notes: If you do not select a waiting time, the reservation stays open for 60 minutes by default. Longer waiting times are not available because your rooms stay unavailable while the payment is being processed. Checking a reservation's payment status Check a reservation's payment status to see whether the payment is still being processed, failed, or completed successfully. To check a reservation's payment status: Go to Reservations in your site's dashboard. Click Edit next to the relevant reservation. Check the payment status on the Payments section: Payment Pending : The payment is still being processed. Payment Failed : The payment was not completed in time, and the reservation was canceled. Paid : The payment was completed and the reservation is confirmed. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about reservation payments. How does a reservation appear before the payment is confirmed? The reservation appears in your dashboard as soon as the guest books a room, even if the payment is still being processed. While the payment is being processed: Your guest sees a message that the payment is being processed. You and your guest both receive a 'Reservation Information' email showing that the payment is pending. What happens if the payment is successful? If the payment is successful: Your guest receives a confirmation email. The payment warning is removed from the reservation summary. The reservation status changes to 'Paid'. What happens if the payment fails? If the payment is not confirmed in time: You and your guest both receive a 'Reservation Canceled' email. The reservation shows the 'Payment Failed' badge. Why can't I mark a reservation as 'Paid'? The Mark as paid option is disabled while the reservation status is 'Payment Pending'. Do I need an upgraded site to accept reservation payments? Yes. You need to upgrade your site to a plan that supports payments before guests can book and pay online. I did not receive the reservation emails. Where can I find them? Reservation emails are sent from noreply@hotelrunner.com . Check your spam or junk folder, and add this address to your safe senders list. What happens after a guest books? After a guest completes a booking, they see a confirmation page with their reservation details, including their stay dates, price breakdown, and reservation number. The guest also receives a confirmation email with their booking details. You receive a reservation notification email at the address set in your property settings. You can view the booking in your reservations, including the guest’s details, payment status, and any special requests they added during checkout. 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 SEO (get found on Google) Understanding Your Site's Sitemap File Important: If you change the default canonical tag for a page, the page's URL may disappear from your site's sitemap. To restore the page URL to your sitemap, remove the canonical tag . A sitemap is an XML file that contains a list of the URLs of the pages on your site. It also contains useful information such as the relationships between pages and when each page was last updated. Sitemaps can help search engines prioritize pages of large sites, find pages that haven't been linked to, and crawl and index sites in greater detail. Without a sitemap, it can take search engines time to find your site's pages from its source code. A sitemap gives this information directly to search engines to increase indexing time and accuracy. Wix automatically updates your site's sitemap whenever you make changes to your site. The structure of your site's sitemap Every Wix site comes with a sitemap index, which is a list of all your site's individual sitemaps. The individual sitemaps are made up of items which contain information about a group of pages on your site. These items contain info such as page URLs and the last time each page was updated. For example, if you have Wix Stores on your site, your sitemap index has an individual sitemap for Wix Stores that contains a list of your product pages. Sitemap index The sitemap index is a list of all your individual sitemaps. Submitting this file to search engines helps them to detect and crawl each individual sitemap so that the pages can appear in search results. Here's an example of what a sitemap index looks like: Individual sitemaps Depending on what features you have on your site, your index may contain multiple individual sitemaps. For example, if you add Wix Stores on your site, Wix automatically creates an additional sitemap for it and adds it to your index. Here's an example of a Wix Stores sitemap: Sitemap items Sitemap items contain page URLs and other relevant info like when a page was last updated. For example, each item in a Wix Stores sitemap represents a product page and has the following information: : The URL of the page. : The date that the page was last updated. This helps search engines understand if a page has changed since they last crawled it. Wix keeps your date updated automatically so search engines can always get the most updated info about your site. : Information about the product page's images such as their URLs. Below is an example of an item in a Wix Stores sitemap: Multilingual sitemaps Sitemaps for Multilingual sites include the language and geolocation for each language it's available in. The structure of sitemap items for a Multilingual site has the following information: Static pages: {Site domain}/xx_xx-pages-sitemap.xml Multilingual integrated verticals: {Site domain}/xx_xx-{page type}-sitemap.xml Here's an example of a German sitemap on a Wix Stores site: Important: Currently, Wix includes image information in the sitemaps for main pages, Wix Stores, Wix Events, Wix Blog, Online Programs, Wix Restaurants and Portfolio. Don't worry - we'll be adding image information for more sitemaps in the future. Tip: To learn more about sitemaps, check out the Google help page , Bing help page , or sitemap.org's FAQ . Viewing your sitemaps You can view your sitemap index by adding sitemap.xml to the end of your domain name in your browser's address bar. For example: https://mystunningwebsite.com/ sitemap.xml To see your other sitemaps, add the relevant URL path from the table in the types of sitemaps section above to the end of your domain name. For example, to see your site's Wix Stores product pages sitemap, enter the following in the address bar: https://mystunningwebsite.com/ store-products-sitemap.xml Types of sitemaps that Wix supports Each individual sitemap represents a single type of page on your site, such as your Wix Stores product pages or Wix Blog post pages. Wix currently supports the following sitemap types: Sitemap name Sitemap type URL path Index Main /sitemap.xml Pages Secondary /pages-sitemap.xml Wix Blog posts Secondary /blog-posts-sitemap.xml Wix Blog categories Secondary /blog-categories-sitemap.xml Wix Bookings Secondary /booking-services-sitemap.xml Wix Data & router pages Secondary /dynamic-{prefix-name}-sitemap.xml Wix Events Secondary /event-pages-sitemap.xml Wix Groups posts Secondary /groups-posts-sitemap.xml Wix Hotels Secondary /hotels-rooms-sitemap.xml Members profiles Secondary /member-profile-sitemap.xml Online Programs Secondary /online-programs-sitemap.xml Wix Portfolio projects Secondary /portfolio-projects-sitemap.xml Wix Portfolio collections Secondary /portfolio-collections-sitemap.xml Wix Stores product pages Secondary /store-products-sitemap.xml Wix Multilingual Index /xx-xx_sitemap.xml Wix Multilingual Page type /{page-type}-sitemap.xml Others (This sitemap is used for all pages that don't belong to any other type) Fallback /other-pages-sitemap.xml Manually submitting your sitemap directly to search engines When you complete your SEO Setup Checklist , Wix automatically submits your sitemap index to Google for you. When you make changes to your site, your sitemap will be automatically updated with the changes. There's no need to submit your sitemap to Google again. If you want to submit your sitemap yourself, or submit it to other search engines, you can submit your sitemap directly . You can also submit individual page URLs directly to search engines. For example, if you make changes to one of your blog posts, you should only re-submit that page's URL as it will be more accurate. Learn how to submit an individual URL This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Studio, Partners & Enterprise Wix Studio Studio Editor: Using Multi-State Boxes Multi-state boxes let you show different content for different situations in the same container box, displaying one state at a time. Choose the amount of states your box should have, design them completely and give them IDs that you will later use in your code. Your code defines when each state should be displayed. You can create conditions for each state to appear automatically, or let visitors navigate on their own. Step 1 | Add a multi-state box The first step is adding a multi-state box to your site directly from the Add panel. Drag the box to the desired location on your page. To add a multi-state box: Click Add Elements on the left side of the Editor. Click Layout Tools . Click Multi-state Boxes . Drag a multi-state box to the relevant location on your page. Use multi-state boxes inside repeaters: Once you add a multi-state box to a repeater item, it's automatically added to the rest of the items with the exact same design. This is useful for lists with repeating items like FAQs or product galleries. Step 2 | Add and design the states Once you've added the box, design the states that it displays. You can customize these states however you choose: Use them for small badges like product availability (e.g., "New", "Out of Stock"), or create a completely different design for each state. Click below to learn how to: Select and design a state The states that you create are the child elements of the multi-state box. You can see and customize each one individually directly from the Manage States panel. To select and design a state: Select the multi-state box. Click Manage States . Click a state in the list. Add elements and design the state as you wish. Tip: While designing the states, code is not required. This means everyone can customize them – not just developers. Add a state You can add as many states as you need to your multi-state box. To add a new state: Select the multi-state box. Click Manage States . Click Add New State . Add an ID for the state: Hover over the new state and click the More Actions icon . Click Edit ID . Enter a new ID for this state. Click Done . Rename a state Enter a unique ID for each of your states. While writing the code that defines when the states appear, this is the IDs you'll need to use. To rename a state: Select the multi-state box. Click Manage States . Click the More Actions icon next to the current state's name. Click Edit ID . Enter the new ID in the text box and click Done . Remove a state Select the multi-state box. Click Manage States . Click the More Actions icon next to the current state's name. Click Delete . Reorder states For your convenience, you can move states in the Manage States panel by dragging and dropping them. Select the multi-state box. Click Manage States . Click and drag the Reorder icon up or down to change the order of the states. Design tip: The states can have different height properties, which allow you to reveal additional info for example. However, the width of your states always stays the same. Step 3 | Add code The last step to make the multi-state box functional is adding code that controls when each state appears. Using the functions and events available in the Velo API for multi-state boxes, you can define and implement rules for displaying and navigating your states. Important: While adding the relevant code, make sure you wrote the state IDs correctly, with the exact same spelling and capitalization. Next: Learn more about working with your multi-state box and 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 Need more help? Solving performance and technical issues Site Performance: Your Site's DOM Order Your site's DOM order refers to the reading order of elements on your pages. This order is important for visitors using assistive technologies such as the Tab key or screen readers, as it determines the order in which they can view or interact with these elements. We recommend ensuring that the DOM order matches the visual order of elements on your pages, so every visitor can navigate through your site with ease. As well as improved accessibility, matching the loading order also prevents layout issues on your site. DOM order and site performance The DOM determines the sequence in which elements load on your site. If the DOM order does not match the visual order of elements, it can impact your site's loading. For example, if a button appears at the bottom of a page but is first in the DOM order, it loads before the elements above it. As additional content loads, the page's layout may shift and move around to accommodate the other elements. Furthermore, if a visitor attempts to click that button while the rest of the content loads, they may accidentally select another element and be taken to another page or section. Your site's DOM order should match the visual order of the page and the reading sequence of the language (left-to-right or right-to-left script) to ensure that it loads correctly, and is a smoother experience for visitors. DOM order on Wix Editor sites Automatic DOM order is automatically enabled on your desktop editor site. This means that any changes you make to the visual order of elements are automatically applied to the DOM order, so you don't need to do anything. When you build a site with the desktop editor, a mobile version of your site is created. The DOM order of your mobile site is also automatically arranged, and doesn't require any manual changes. Note: Automatic DOM order is only applied to changes on desktop when you save your site. DOM order on Studio Editor sites Auto DOM order is automatically enabled on sites you build in the Studio Editor. The order is automatically rearranged when you add, align, and resize elements - so it should stay optimized as you go. You can disable auto DOM on a Studio Editor site and make manual changes if needed. Learn more about DOM order on Studio Editor . Note: Auto DOM is automatically enabled on sites created in the Studio Editor after the beginning of November 2024. If you created a site before this date, it is not enabled. DOM order on Wix Harmony Editor sites Wix organizes the DOM order of your Harmony Editor site. This order is automatically adjusted as you add, resize, and move elements; so you don't need to worry about making any manual changes. However, you can manually adjust the DOM order of individual sections and containers as needed. Changed a site's language? Changing a site's language to one with a different reading direction may cause the DOM order to be unaligned with the visual order of elements. If you change the site's language to one with a different reading direction, we recommend using the Accessibility Wizard to reorganize page elements and content . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Stores: Adding Product Modifiers Important: We're in the process of releasing a brand-new product creation page. If the first field you see is ' Images and videos ', you have the previous version where modifiers aren't available. You can, however, add product options . Use modifiers to provide product customizations that don't require different pricing or separate inventory tracking for each one. Modifiers allow you to offer free additional extras, such as gift wrapping, embellishments, or engraving. Customers can select the modifiers they prefer on the product page. Understanding when to add product options and when to add modifiers Product options let you manage certain things separately for each variant. Let's look at an example. A store owner sells a t-shirt that comes in small and large. They track inventory quantities for each size. In addition, each size is sold at a different price. To manage pricing and inventory for each variant (the small and large variants), they need to create 'Size' as a product option. This merchant sells another t-shirt, but it comes in 1 size. The seller offers the t-shirt with either a cat print or a dog print. After the merchant receives an order, they add the print to the t-shirt (it's an embellishment, not a separate product). In this example, the product has 1 type of inventory and is always sold at the same price, so they create the cat/dog print option as a modifier. If you need to manage any of the following per variant, use product options instead of modifiers: Inventory Pricing Pre-order Cost of goods Shipping weights Tip: You can add both product options and modifiers to a product. Learn more about the differences between product options and modifiers . Adding modifiers Modifiers can appear as text choices, color swatches, or as text boxes that customers fill in. You can set any modifier as required or optional. Note: As of October 2026, new modifiers are optional by default, and modifiers you created before this update keep their current setting. To add modifiers: Go to Products in your site's dashboard. Click +New Product or select an existing product. Scroll down to the Modifiers section. Click +Add Modifier . Choose the type of option you want to create: Create a text choice modifier You can create text choice modifiers for customers to select. Then, go to the layout settings in your editor to choose how you want to display the choices: in a dropdown list or as buttons. Enter the modifier name (e.g. Mug Style). Tip: This name is visible to customers. Select Text choices from the Field type dropdown. Select or deselect the checkbox next to This is a required field . Type your first option choice (e.g. Panda). Click +Another Choice and add additional option choices (e.g. Dolphin). Click Add . Create a color swatch modifier Use this option to let customers select a color. Tip: You also have the option of uploading a swatch image instead of a solid color. Enter a modifier name. Tip: This name is visible to customers. Select Color swatches from the Field type dropdown. Select or deselect the checkbox next to This is a required field . Enter or select an option name (e.g. Color or Pattern). Type your first color name (e.g. Pink or Floral). Click the Select shade icon . Enter a color code or select a shade. Note: The shade you choose will be used for this color in all products. (Optional) Select a swatch image: Note: Even if you add an image, you need to select a color. Click the Plus icon next to Swatch image . Upload or select the swatch image and click Add Media . Click the Checkmark icon . Add additional colors. Click Add . Create a text box modifier Create a text box modifier to allow customers to enter free text. Enter a modifier name. Tip: This name is not visible to customers. Select Text box from the Field type dropdown. Select or deselect the checkbox next to This is a required field . Enter the Text box title (e.g. What name should we add to the gift box?) Enter the maximum characters that customers can enter. Click Add . FAQs Click a question below to learn more. What do modifiers look like on my site? When you create a modifier, you can choose one of 3 field types: text choices, color swatches, or text boxes where customers enter text. Tip: For your customers, text choices or color swatches for a product option or a modifier look the same. In the example below, the size drop-down is a product option while the other selections are all modifiers. Text choices can be displayed either as a drop-down list or as buttons. Learn more about selecting how your text options are displayed . How many modifiers can I create? You can add up to 10 modifiers. How can I connect an image or video to a modifier? After you create and save a modifier, you can add images or videos to each option. Click the More Actions icon next to a modifier. Select Connect images & videos . Click the Plus icon next to the first option. Select or upload an image and click Apply . Repeat steps 3 and 4 for all the available modifiers. Click Apply . Can I make changes to multiple modifiers at once? Yes. If, for instance, you added an engraving modifier to multiple products, but decide that you no longer offer engraving, you can delete this modifier. It will be removed from all products. You can also edit the modifier name. The change will apply to all relevant products. Do customers see the modifier name I enter? The modifier name you give when creating a text choice or color swatch field type is displayed to customers. However, when you create a text box field type, you enter a separate modifier name that is for internal use. For customers, you can enter a longer text box title (up to 100 characters). This gives you the option of adding a short name for yourself, but a longer title that explains the option to customers. Are modifiers always required fields? You can set text choices, color swatches, and text box modifiers as either required or optional. When customers leave an optional modifier unanswered, they can still add the product to their cart. Note: As of October 2026, new modifiers are optional by default, and modifiers you created before this update keep their current setting. I use my modifier choices to display filters on my live site. How can I organize them? You can make filtering simpler for customers by grouping similar option choices together. For example, instead of showing each shade as a separate filter, you can combine them into a single filter for each color. You can also chose how you want to sort the filter options, including the ability to manual reorder them into an order that makes sense for your site. Learn more about grouping and reordering your product filters . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Advanced features CMS CMS: Adding and Setting Up Rich Text Fields The 'Rich Text' field allows you to store formatted text for items in your CMS (Content Management System) collection. Your site's font style is used in the Rich Text editor and when the field is displayed on your site. This allows you to keep a consistent look between your site's heading and paragraph style and your rich text content. You can use the field to store content that you want to display on your site. For example, showing details about an item in its dynamic item page version, or showing details about several items in a repeater on a dynamic list page . You can also use the 'Rich Text' field to store formatted text that visitors submit through a rich text input element on a custom CMS form . Tip: This 'Rich Text' field allows you to apply custom formatting to text that is stored in your collection. Use the 'Rich Content' field and element instead, if you would like to combine formatted text with media, files, HTML code, Wix business solutions and more. Adding the 'Rich Text' field type in your collection Choose the 'Rich Text' field type when creating a new field in your collection. If you plan to show the text on your site, use the Rich Text editor in your collection to add and format the text for the relevant items. If you plan to collect visitor submissions in the 'Rich Text' field, you can leave the field blank and set up a custom form using the rich text element. To add a 'Rich Text' field to your collection: Go to CMS in your site's dashboard. Alternatively, you can click CMS in your editor, then click Your Collections . Click the relevant collection. Click Manage Fields . Click + Add Field . Select Rich text and click Choose Field Type . Enter a name in the Field name field. (Velo only) Update the Field ID , which is used in the site's code. You cannot update this ID later. (Optional) Enter Help text if you want a tooltip to appear in your collection next to the field title. Click Save . Choose what you want to do: Display your 'Rich Text' field content on your site If you want to display 'Rich Text' field content on your site, add the content to each relevant collection item. Click the 'Rich Text' field for the relevant item in your collection. Enter the text you want to use for the item and choose from the available formatting options at the top (e.g. Bold, Themes, Alignment, Link). Tip: Click the Expand icon to edit the text in a larger window. Repeat these steps to add content to the 'Rich Text' field for the relevant collection items. Save visitor inputs to your 'Rich Text' field. If you want to store inputs from visitors in your 'Rich Text' field, you can leave the fields blank. Skip ahead to the Using the rich text input element to collect content from site visitors section. You will add a rich text input element that site visitors can type in and submit to your collection. The visitor submissions will be saved in your collection's 'Rich Text' field for the relevant items. Formatting your 'Rich Text' field content When editing your 'Rich Text' field from your collection, select from the options at the top to format your text. The Rich Text editor uses the same font theme that your site uses. Update your site's text theme from the Wix Editor or the Studio Editor to adjust the heading and paragraph styles used by your entire site and the Rich Text editor. In your site's text theme, you can also adjust the line and character spacing. Learn how to update your site's text theme: In the Wix Editor In the Studio Editor Displaying 'Rich Text' field content on your site Add a text element to your page and connect it to a dataset that binds to your collection. Then choose your 'Rich Text' field in the dataset connection. Wix Editor Go to your editor . Go to the page in which you want to display the 'Rich Text' field contents. Add a text element to the page: Click Add Elements on the left side of the editor. Click Text then drag the relevant text element onto your page. Click the Connect to CMS icon on the text element. Click the Choose a dataset drop-down and select an existing dataset that connects to the collection that includes your 'Rich Text' field. Alternatively, click Add a Dataset , then choose the collection that includes your 'Rich Text' field, give the dataset a name and click Create . Click the Text connects to drop-down in the Connect Text panel and select the Rich Text field you created. Studio Editor Go to your editor . Go to the page in which you want to display the 'Rich Text' field contents. Add a text element to the page: Click Add Elements on the left side of the editor. Click Text then drag the relevant text element onto your page. Click the Connect to CMS icon on the text element. Click the Choose a dataset drop-down and select an existing dataset that connects to the collection that includes your 'Rich Text' field. Alternatively, click Add a Dataset , then choose the collection that includes your 'Rich Text' field, give the dataset a name and click Create . Click the Text connects to drop-down in the Connect Text panel and select the 'Rich Text' field you created. Using the rich text input element to collect content from site visitors Create a custom form that uses the rich text input element to submit formatted text to your 'Rich Text' collection field. If you want to collect different types of input from visitors, you can add other input elements to your form. Wix Editor Go to your editor . Add the rich text input element: Go to the page or section where you want visitors to submit text to your collection. Click Add Elements on the left side of the editor. Click Input . Click Rich Text . Click and drag the relevant rich text box onto the page. Connect the rich text element to the CMS collection where you will store the submissions: Click the Connect to CMS icon on the rich text element. Click the Choose a dataset drop-down and select an existing dataset that connects to a collection where you will save visitor submissions in a 'Rich Text' field. Alternatively, click Add a Dataset , then choose a collection where you will save visitor submissions in a 'Rich Text' field. Give the dataset a name and click Create . Click the Value connects to drop-down and choose the 'Rich Text' field in which you will store the submissions. Tip: To add a new field for storing submissions, select + Add , then enter the field name and click Add . Click the permission type next to Permissions to determine who can view, add, update, or delete the collection's content. Set the dataset mode: Click Dataset Settings . Click the Dataset mode drop-down and select the relevant option: Write: Connected elements cannot display content from the collection. Visitors can interact with user input elements and a submit button to add content as new items in the collection. Note: This mode is not available in dynamic page datasets. Read & Write: Connected elements can display content from your collection. Input elements can add or edit content in your collection. Click the rich text input element and customize it: Click Settings to edit the following: Field title: Enter a title that appears above the input element. Show initial text: Choose the initial text that displays. Field type: (Optional) Select the relevant options: Required: Make it mandatory that visitors enter a value in the box before submitting. Read only: Set the element to display content only. Visitors cannot edit the values but they can copy them Allow links: Enable the toggle to allow visitors to submit links in the element. Set character limit: Enable the toggle to limit visitor submissions to a set number of characters then enter the character limit. Click the Layout icon to set the text alignment, indentation, spacing, margin and toolbar position. Click the Design icon to choose a preset design and customize it further. Add a 'Submit' button for visitors to click to submit once they're done entering the text they want to submit. You can add other buttons for editing by connecting buttons to dataset click actions . Click Preview to test your rich text input element. Click Publish if you are ready to make the changes go live. Studio Editor Go to your editor . Add the Rich Text input element: Go to the page or section where you want visitors to submit text to your collection. Click Add Elements on the left side of the editor. Click Input . Click Rich Text . Click and drag the relevant Rich Text input onto the page. Connect the rich text element to the CMS collection where you will store the submissions: Click the Connect to CMS icon on the rich text element. Click the Choose a dataset drop-down and select an existing dataset that connects to a collection where you will save visitor submissions in a 'Rich Text' field. Alternatively, click Add a Dataset , then choose a collection where you will save visitor submissions in a 'Rich Text' field. Give the dataset a name and click Create . Click the Value connects to drop-down and choose the 'Rich Text' field in which you will store the submissions. Tip: To add a new field for storing submissions, select + Add , then enter the field name and click Add . Click the permission type next to Permissions to determine who can view, add, update, or delete the collection's content. Set the dataset mode: Click Dataset Settings . Click the Dataset mode drop-down and select the relevant option: Write: Connected elements cannot display content from the collection. Visitors can interact with user input elements and a submit button to add content as new items in the collection. Note: This mode is not available in dynamic page datasets. Read & Write: Connected elements can display content from your collection. Input elements can add or edit content in your collection. Click the rich text input element and customize it: Click Settings to edit the following: Field title: Enter a title that appears above the input element. Show initial text: Choose the initial text that displays. Field type: (Optional) Select the relevant options: Required: Make it mandatory that visitors enter a value in the box before submitting. Read only: Set the element to display content only. Visitors cannot edit the values but they can copy them Allow links: Enable the toggle to allow visitors to submit links in the element. Set character limit: Enable the toggle to limit visitor submissions to a set number of characters then enter the character limit. Click the Layout icon to set the text alignment, indentation, spacing, margin and toolbar position. Click the Design icon in the Inspector panel on the right to customize the design. Add a 'Submit' button for visitors to click to submit once they're done entering the text they want to submit. You can add other buttons for editing by connecting buttons to dataset click actions . Click the Preview icon to test your rich text input element. Click Publish if you are ready to make the changes go live. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Events: Displaying a Map on the Event Details Page With Wix Events, you can display a map on your Event Details page. This handy tool not only makes your event easy to locate for your attendees but also adds a professional touch to your site. By adding a map to your Event Details page, you're simplifying the journey for your guests, ensuring they find the venue without any hassle. To display a map on the Event Details page: Wix Editor Go to your editor . Go to the Event Details & Registration page: Click Pages & Menu on the left side of the editor. Click Event Pages . Click Event Details & Registration . Click the Event Details element on your page. Click Settings . Click the Display tab. Enable the Map toggle to display a map on your Event Details page. Studio Editor Go to your editor . Go to the Event Details & Registration page: Click Pages on the left side of the editor. Click Event Details & Registration . Click the Event Details element on your page. Click Settings . Click the Display tab. Enable the Map toggle to display a map on your Event Details page. Wix Harmony Editor Go to your editor . Click the Page dropdown at the top left of the page. (In the Site Pages panel) Select the Event Details & Registration page under Event Pages . Tip: Jump to the page you need by clicking the dropdown next to Site Pages and selecting Event Details & Registration . Click the Event Details & Registration element on your page. Click the Display Elements icon on the action bar. Click the Event info drop-down under Choose which elements you want to display in Event Details and select the checkbox next to Map . Tip: You can set the location of the event in the Event Details section . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Events: Understanding Different Types of Events There are many different ways we can describe events, and the same event may be described in different ways at different times. For example, every RSVP or ticketed event starts as a draft and later becomes a published event. Then, once that event is over, it goes from being an upcoming event to a past event. This article explains all the different ways you can categorize events so you can use them optimally. RSVP events vs. ticketed events The first important distinction you need to make is between RSVP events and ticketed events. Create RSVP events for weddings, parties, and gatherings, where you want to invite guests and have them RSVP to let you know if they're attending. If you hold the kinds of events where you sell tickets, (even free tickets), then go ahead and create a ticketed event. These are suited for events like concerts, guided tours, and conferences. Read more about the differences between RSVP and ticketed events Single events vs. recurring events If you plan to create just one event, such as a wedding, or if you hold various events that are different from each other - then single events are for you. However, if you offer an event on a regular basis, such as the same guided tour every Friday, creating a recurring event can save you time. To create a recurring event, start by creating a template event. You can add all your details, (tour name, image, description, location, etc.) to the template and save it. Next, select the dates when your tour is held. Once you click "Publish", each tour becomes an individual event which you can edit to reflect changes if needed. You can create new event dates from the template at any time. Get started: Learn how to create a single event Learn how to create a recurring event Event drafts vs. published events Every event starts out as a draft event. You enter the basic information and click Create Draft to save the draft. You can continue to edit the event details or customize the settings. When you're ready, publish your event so that it's available for display on your site. Tip: After you publish, the event is available to be displayed on your site, but might not necessary be visible. See below . To locate all your drafts and published events, click the relevant dashboard tab. Events with and without registration You may want to use Wix Events just to let others know about your event, without requiring guests to RSVP or purchase tickets. Creating a no-registration event can be a good option if you have a large venue with unlimited space, such as a park, or to let people know about an open house type event. You have the option of creating a no-registration event with or without the events details page. Get started: Create events that don't require registration Upcoming events vs. past events Any event that is set to occur in the future is an upcoming event. Past events have already taken place. You can use these classifications to choose what to display on a site page. For example, you might want to create a page with upcoming events and another showcasing your past events. Tips: If you do not add an end time to an event when creating it, the status automatically changes from an Upcoming event to a Past Event 24 hours after the event starts. Learn how to edit and display past events . Event categories Events can be classified according to the category or categories they belong to. Organizing events into categories makes it easy to display different types of events on different site pages. Let's look at an example. This animal shelter created 2 categories: One for dog-related events and one for cat events: Every time the animal shelter creates a new event, they assign it to the appropriate category. In the Editor, they use the categories they created to display all the dog events on one site page and the cat events on another. Get started: Create and manage event categories Displayed events vs. hidden events "Displayed events" and "hidden events" aren't exactly event statuses, but it's good to be aware that there are many things that influence whether an event appears on your site. Which events are not displayed on your site? Draft events cannot be displayed on your site. Events that are set not to be displayed, for example, if you set up a page to display only past events, new events won't appear there. Categories that are set not be displayed, for example, if you set up a page to display only events in the Dogs category, a new event in the Cats category won't appear after you publish it. Want to manually choose which events are displayed on your site? Wix Events has a Select Manually option that allows you to pick and choose which individual events you want to display on a site page. If you use this option, new events you publish won't appear on your site until you select them. 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