< Back Managing your media Adding & managing media Wix Media: Adding Tags to Your Media Files Tags are words that you can add to a file in your Media Manager to help organize and locate your files faster. Search for these words in the Media Manager's search bar to quickly find what you're looking for. You can add tags to any file type and edit them at any time. Images are automatically tagged when uploaded. To add tags to a file: Wix Editor Go to the editor . Click Media on the left side of the editor. Click Show More under Site Files . Click the relevant file. Click Tags on the right. Click Edit tags . Click the Tag field and start typing your tag. Press the Enter key on your keyboard to add it. Click Done . Studio Editor Go to the editor . Click Media on the left side of the editor. Click Site Files on the left. Click the relevant file. Click Tags on the right. Click Edit tags . Click the Tag field and start typing your tag. Press the Enter key on your keyboard to add it. Click Done . Wix Harmony Editor Go to your editor . Click the Wix dropdown at the top left of the editor. Select Media Manager . Click Site Files on the left. Click the relevant file. Click Tags on the right. Click Edit tags . Click the Tag field and start typing your tag. Press the Enter key on your keyboard to add it. Click Done . 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 Business Phone Number: Managing Your Call Recordings Set up call recordings to keep track of conversations between your customers and agents. Use your call recordings to train new call agents and track their progress. You can also reference your recordings to improve customer satisfaction. Note: To have multiple call agents, you need to have the Plus or Premiere Business Phone Number plan . Setting up your call recordings Record your business phone calls so you can reference important conversations with customers at anytime. Important: Before activating this feature, it is your responsibility to make sure it complies with your local laws and regulations. To set up call recordings: Dashboard Go to Business Phone Number in your site's dashboard. Scroll down to Call Recording . Click the Enable Call Recording toggle to record all of your incoming calls. Wix app Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Marketing and select Business Phone Number . Tap General under Line Settings . Tap Call Recording . Tap the Enable Call Recording toggle to record all of your incoming calls. Tap Save . Listening to your call recordings Listen to call recordings to review conversations between your customers and agents. To listen to a call recording: Dashboard Go to Inbox in your site's dashboard. Click the relevant chat conversation. Click the Play button next to the call log. Wix app Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Inbox at the bottom. Tap the relevant conversation. Tap the Play button next to the call log. 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 Autoplay on Desktops and Laptops You may have elements on your site (such as videos and music) that are set to play automatically when a visitor enters a specific page. Some web browsers no longer support autoplay and some only allow videos to autoplay when the sound is muted. The following browsers no longer support autoplay: Safari 11 and later versions (on MacOS and iOS) Chrome 61 and later versions (desktop and mobile) Firefox 66 and later versions (desktop and mobile) To autoplay the elements, your site visitors need to change the settings in their own browsers. Please refer to Safari, Chrome, and Firefox support for more information. 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 Creating a multilingual website Wix Multilingual basics Wix Multilingual: About Locales A locale is a combination of language and region. Add locales to adjust your site's text for different physical areas of the same language. Locales align your site's content with the distinct needs of your target audience. For example, set versions of your site for English in England (en-GB) and in Ireland (en-IE). Each version will get its own URL and regional formats (e.g., metric vs. imperial systems). Note: Setting locales is optional. Locales may be beneficial for sites that have different content per region. Selecting a region may reduce SEO discoverability in other regions. When adding locales can be beneficial Adding locales depends on the content you want to display to your target audience. It can be beneficial for sites that: Focus on specific groups of people. Cater to different regional preferences within the same language. Have content which varies between regions. Example 1: A few regions with the same language This is the best use case for adding a region per language. For example, let's say you built a site for a law firm with offices in both Australia and New Zealand. You can display your local teams in your sites about page for each country. It's justified to add locales because you know that your business is in specific places. Although both places speak English, you have different content for each site version. This may include different team members, legal terms, images of your offices, contact information, etc. Example 2: One prominent main language and one with a specific local Assume your site has a large audience in English. Now, you want to create specialty content for an English-speaking region like Australia. You can keep English (en) as your site's main language and not add a region. Later, if you have a distinct content variation, you can add a secondary language with a region (en-AU). Example 3: One region with a few languages This use case does not justify adding a region per language. For example, let's say you built a site for an online store. Your audience is in Canada, where both English and French are official languages. You can select one of these languages as a main language and the other as a secondary language. You don't need to add locales. The reason is that search engines already know the location of the site. They also know the location of your site visitors. That's how they show them relevant search results, and besides, the content is similar. Considerations for adding regions for languages Effort: Managing several locales requires more resources and complicates content creation and maintenance. If your audience is small or non-segmented, the added effort may not be worthwhile. Business expansion: Consider the long-term implications of expanding your business. Adding a locale might help target a specific audience now. But later when you want to reach a wider audience, you will have more work. You will need to either add more locales or change your site's main locale. Commitment: To change your site's main language, you need to uninstall Wix Multilingual. This action deletes all translations. When you reinstall it later, you will need to translate your site again. Questions to ask yourself To sum up, adding locales is a powerful feature. It can improve engagement when applied with best practice. This can be well-appreciated by your site's audience. But it might not be the best fit for your site. To decide, these are the questions you need to answer yes to: Do you have a distinct difference between the different language versions of your site? Can you maintain a few site versions, know the local phrasing, and be able to adjust the local phrasing for each? Are you certain that these are the specific locales you want to target? FAQs Click a question below to learn more about adding locales. Can I create different versions of my site for regions within the same country? No. It's not possible to add regions within the same country. Locales are different from dialects. For example, you can't have a site in the US and create separate versions for New York and Texas. If you would like to see this feature added, vote for it here . Note: Some language dialects are available, such as simplified Chinese and traditional Chinese. What are locales? A locale is a combination of language and regional aspects. These include date formats, currency, and measurements. For example, "en-US" represents English as spoken and formatted in the United States. While "en-GB" pertains to English as used in the United Kingdom. In Wix Multilingual both the regional formats and the content need to be different. You can always change your site's regional settings to whatever suits your needs. For example, you can set your site's locale to be in Israel. Then use Saudi Arabia's regional formats like time and currency and set your site's main language to be French. What are regions? In the context of a locale, a region refers to a specific geographical area or country. The region influences how people use the language. It also tells us how to configure regional settings. These include factors like date formats, currency symbols, and measurements. They also have certain linguistic variations that are unique to the region. Do I need to know the local phrasing to localize the content? Yes, you are the one that will be adjusting your site's content. Wix offers the feature of specifying a locale. All actual localization of the content remains in your hands. This means that you need to know the words used in the specific locale. For example, to know that "Clearance Sale" is for the en-US version of your site. But that "Closing Down Sale" is for the en-GB version. You also need to change every relevant text on your site. Can I change my mind about the locale later? The answer depends on your site settings. If the locale is in your site's main language, then no. Once you decide on a locale during the setup, it becomes a fixed setting that you cannot change later. If you need a different locale, you'll need to uninstall Wix Multilingual and re-add it. This action will delete all your translations. If you would like to see this feature added, vote for it here . But, if your locale is in your site's secondary languages, then yes. You can add new secondary locales or delete existing ones as needed. Know that this process is complex. To keep your translations, you will need to first export your site content. Then, remove the language, add the language with the region, and then import the content back. Can I show different items on my site per locale? That depends on the item and the app they're in. You can adjust some aspects per language, but not all. For Wix apps like Stores, Events, and more, you can translate the names of items or events per locale one by one. For example, you can use "jumper" for en-GB and "sweatshirt" for en-US. But you cannot have different items per locale. For example, if you have a clothing store selling in Canada and Australia. You cannot show the winter collection in one site version and the summer collection in the other. If you would like to see this feature added, vote for it here . 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 POS Register: Managing Shifts for Team Members Important: This article is about the Wix POS Register for brick-and-mortar businesses. Learn more about using POS on a mobile device . Learn more about using POS on your desktop . Stay on top of staff management by having your team members track their hours working on the POS tablet. After enabling time tracking, team members can clock in and out whenever they start or stop working. You can then view the team members' timecards, make changes to them, or email or print the information. Enabling shift management in the Wix Point of Sale Important: If you purchased your Wix POS Register system after October 25, 2023 and before April 2024, you may need to upgrade to enable shift management. Learn more about upgrading to a POS Register plan . To start tracking working hours, you need to enable time tracking in the team settings. To enable time tracking: Open the POS tablet. Tap the Menu icon at the bottom left. Tap Settings . Tap Roles & Permission on the left menu. Enable the Time Tracking toggle. Clocking in and out as an employee Once time tracking is enabled, employees can clock in when they start working and clock out when they stop. To clock in and out as an employee: Open the POS tablet. Select your name from the staff list. Tap the lock screen. Tip: If the lock screen isn't visible, tap Lock Screen at the bottom right. Tap Clock in the top right and enter the passcode to start the clock. To stop the clock, repeat steps 1-3, then tap Clock out . Making changes to timecards sessions If you need to manually make a change to your timecards, you can do so from your computer. From there, you can edit an existing session, delete a session, or add a new one. To edit timecards: Go to POS Home in your site's dashboard. Scroll down to Team performance . Hover over the team member and click View Timecard. Choose what you want to do next: Add a new session Click Add Session next to the session you want to edit. Enter the details of the new session. Note: A session can't be more than 24 hours. Click Save . Edit an existing session Click Edit next to the session you want to edit. Edit the session details. Click Save . Delete a session Click Edit next to the session you want to edit. Click Delete Session . Click Delete . View, email or print team member timecards You can view timecards reports in the Team Timecards section and email or print the card so you'll have them handy anytime. To email or print timecard reports: Open the POS tablet. Tap the Menu icon at the bottom left. Tap Reports . Select Timecard Report . Note: On this screen you can see the total number of hours each employee worked during the chosen period. (Optional) Tap Email or Print at the top right to email or print a time report for all employees for a set time period. Tap View Timecard next to the staff member whose timecard you want to view. Tap Email or Print at the top right to email or print a time report for the selected employee. 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: Troubleshooting Live Streaming Issues If you are experiencing issues with your live stream, check out this troubleshooting checklist to help resolve the issue. Troubleshooting Live Streaming Issues We recommend that you try the following solutions: Check that you have the correct channel connected to your stream Go to Video Library in your site's dashboard. Click Live Stream . Click I Have an Encoder (If you don't have the encoder yet, learn how to get it here ). Choose a Wix Video channel for your live stream. Ensure that the Server URL and Stream Key are entered correctly to the OBS encoder Note : The Server URLs and the Stream Keys are updated every hour or whenever a new stream is created. Open the OBS Studio Encoder on your computer. Click Stream on the left. Check that the Server URL and Stream Key match the information in your dashboard. Go to your dashboard. Click Live Stream on the left. Click Connect Stream . Check the information to ensure it matches in OBS. Click OK . Note : If the information does not match, copy the information in your dashboard and paste it into OBS. Ensure that your OBS settings are set to the recommended settings Open the OBS Studio Encoder on your computer. Click Settings on the bottom right. Select the Output tab to change the codec, audio and video bitrates. Select the Video tab to change the video resolution. Click OK . Note : To get the best results, make sure you don't exceed the following settings: Video Resolution: 720p (1280x720) Codec: x264 Video bitrate: ~2500 kbps Audio bitrate: AAC 44.1kHz ~128kbps Check that your encoder is shown as software and not as hardware In order to work correctly, your encoder needs to be set to software. Open the OBS Studio Encoder on your computer. Click Settings on the bottom right. Click Output on the left. Check that the Encoder setting is set to Software . Click OK . Check your internet speed We recommend that you check your internet speed as your stream depends on a strong internet bandwidth in order to perform correctly. Note : Some ISPs might cap bandwidth please check with your ISP to make sure that this is not your case. Tip : A good tool to check your speed is https://www.speedtest.net/ If you find that you are getting a connection error, we recommend checking the internet speed section as this often relates to connection failure. Lower the bitrate and resolution As internet bandwidth is a big part of streaming, we recommend that you try to lower your bit-rate and resolution to help resolve live stream problems. Open the OBS Studio Encoder on your computer. Click Settings on the bottom right. Click Output . Change the bitrate to 2000 Kbps in the Video Bitrate field. Click OK . Click Video . Click the drop-down arrows to change the resolution to the supported resolution of 1280x720. Click OK . Ensure the output is set correctly The output needs to be set to 'Simple'. If it set to 'Advanced' it can cause issues with the live stream. Check your stream key If you're experiencing a connection issue, check the stream key to ensure that it's correct. If it's the correct key, check the internet speed section. Streaming to multiple sources: If you are experiencing issues with streaming to multiple sources, you will need to contact OBS as multiple source streaming is not supported by Wix. 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 POS Register: About Wix POS for Your Brick and Mortar Business Important: This article is about the Wix POS Register for brick & mortar businesses. Wix POS Register is currently available in the US, Canada and UK. For info on using POS on a mobile device , learn more about our Mobile POS solution . Wix POS Register for brick-and-mortar businesses is an all-in-one payment and inventory solution. If you sell products or services online and also have a physical location, Wix POS Register seamlessly connects the different parts of your business. Selling Wix Stores products When you sell a Wix Stores product in your physical store, the information automatically synchronizes with your online Wix store. This means that for your online and physical shops you have: A single product catalog One inventory channel A unified sales history Booking and charging for Wix Bookings services You can book appointments for walk-in clients at your point of sale and accept payment. In addition, when clients come in for appointments, classes, or courses they booked through your website, you can use the POS system to collect any money still owed. These bookings and payments sync with your online site, so you have: One synchronized calendar A unified sales history Conditions for using Wix POS Register The Wix POS Register system is currently available for businesses located in the US, Canada, and UK. Payment processing at Wix POS is done through Wix Payments. Learn more about Wix Payments . Wix POS hardware for brick & mortar businesses To get started with Wix POS, you must first purchase the hardware you need . All devices are designed to work together, so you can connect the components and start making sales right away. The POS software is already installed and connects to your site as soon as you log in to your Wix account. This means all your Wix Stores products or Wix Bookings services automatically appear in the tablet. Note: To use Wix POS, you must purchase the tablet and card reader. Other devices are optional. These are the items that make up your POS solution: Tablet Use the ELO tablet to manage your business. There you can accept payment, view past sales, manage team members, and more. Card readers With a card reader you can accept chip, swipe, and tap payments from cards and mobile devices. Choose the type of reader you prefer: a Bluetooth reader or a network reader that connects via WiFi. Whichever you select, it connects to your POS tablet and has a battery that allows you to work away from the base for several hours without charging. Two Bluetooth models of the card reader are available: one for US merchants and one for merchants in Canada, or in the UK. In addition, network readers can be used in the US, Canada, and UK. Notes: Learn more about selecting a card reader . Cash drawer The integrated cash drawer makes it easy to store cash securely and provide change to your customers during in-person sales. Connected directly to your POS Register, the drawer opens automatically for each cash transaction, so you can quickly access bills and coins while keeping your funds safe. Scanner Use the wired Zebra barcode scanner to quickly add products to the cart. You can scan products while the scanner rests in its holder, or remove it for handheld scanning. Printer Purchase the Epson OmniLink® TM-m30III thermal receipt printer from the Wix POS shop or purchase a different Epson m30 series printer on your own. This series has printers that connect via Bluetooth, a network connection, or via USB-C port. Getting started Ready to get started with Wix POS Register? Follow these steps to start selling in-person. To get started with Wix POS Register: Set up Wix Payments for POS: Create a Wix Payments account and get verified to process in-person payments. Purchase POS hardware: Once your Wix Payments account is verified, go to our POS hardware shop to select and purchase the devices you need to run your business. Tip: Book a call to talk to a POS expert and we'll walk you through it. Set up your Wix POS devices: After you receive the POS devices you purchased, just unbox and connect them. The hardware arrives with all the software you need pre-installed. Start selling: Once the hardware is connected, log into your Wix account on your tablet to access your full Wix catalog. Upgrade to a POS Register plan to accept card payment: Upgrade to a POS Register plan to gain access to advanced features. Learn more about the POS Register plan . New to Wix or migrating from another POS? If you don’t have a Wix site yet, you can create one during setup—your POS will sync with your store or services as you add them. Learn more about creating an online store , or adding Wix Bookings to your site . If you are currently using another POS system, book a call with a POS expert so we can help you migrate to Wix and keep everything synced. FAQs Can I use different hardware? Wix POS Register works only with specific hardware devices that are designed to work together. You cannot use other brands or devices with this solution. Where can I download Wix POS Register app? The ELO tablet comes with all the software you need already installed. Do I need to upload my products or services to my tablet? If you already have a Wix website with Wix Stores products or Wix Bookings services, they'll appear in your POS tablet as soon as you log in to your Wix account. Can I use the Wix POS Register solution in multiple physical locations? Yes, you can set up a point of sale in each of your locations. Wix Stores: Learn more about managing inventory for any of your locations . Wix Bookings: Accept payment for services booked online or book appointments for walk in clients and accept payment . Will my store inventory and sales history be synced automatically? Yes. If you have one physical location, you'll have one unified inventory list and one list of store orders for both your online and brick-and-mortar store. If you have multiple locations, you can manage inventory separately for any of your locations . How can I track my device order? To track your device order, go to www.wix.com/pos/hardware/tracking Do you have a warranty? Wix provides a one-year limited warranty against defective materials and faulty workmanship in the POS hardware. The warranty period starts on the date of your original purchase and ends one year after that date. What is your return policy? If you are not satisfied with any of the Wix POS products, you can return them to us according to this policy . Can my employees sell from the POS? Yes. You can invite employees to join your retail team. After accepting the invite, each employee can set up a passcode and they're ready to start ringing up sales. Learn more about adding and managing staff for your POS . Can I set custom roles with restricted access? Yes. You can assign predefined roles (store manager, cashier) or create your own role and select exactly what permissions your employee has. What payment provider do I need to connect? To sell with POS Register, you need to connect Wix Payments as a payment provider . What are the processing rates? The processing rates for POS register sales are the following: US: 2.6% + 0 USD Canada: 2.7% + 0 CAD Canada when processing an Interac card: 2.7% + 0.15 CAD UK: 1.7% + 0 GBP How do I receive support? If you have any issues or concerns with your device, you can contact our Customer Care team directly from your device at any time. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Managing your customers Wix Contacts: Managing Your Contact List View and manage every contact on your site in your contact list. Add new contacts, edit information, filter your list, merge duplicate contacts, and delete unnecessary contacts. Keeping a well maintained contact list helps you stay organized so you can effectively manage your business's communication and marketing efforts. Managing your contact list Keep your business running smoothly by managing your contact list in one place. Add new contacts, edit their details, merge duplicate entries, and organize your list using filters or labels. A well-organized contact list helps you stay connected, send targeted campaigns, and build strong long-term relationships with your customers. Dashboard Go to Contacts in your site's dashboard. Choose what you want to do next: Edit a contact Click the More Actions icon next to a contact and select Edit . Edit the contact's information. (Optional) Click Add New Field at the bottom to add a new information field such as phone number, email, birthday. You can also create a custom field. Click Save . Delete a contact Click the More Actions icon next to a contact and select Delete . Merge contacts If the same person uses different contact information on your site, it's possible that duplicate contacts can get created. You can merge up to 5 contacts into 1. The contact card displays information from all the merged contacts, including labels and activity data. Select the checkbox next to the contacts you want to merge. Click Merge at the top of the contact list. View the main contact and contact to be merged. If you need to swap them, click Make Main Contact under the merged contact. Note: If one contact is a site member, they must remain the main contact. Click Preview to review the new contact information. Select the checkbox to confirm. Click Merge Contacts . Filter your contact list Click Filter at the top of the contact list. Select a filter from the available options. (Optional) Save the filter as a customized view: Click Manage View at the top of the contact list. Click Save as new view . Add a name for the view. Click Save . Tip: To remove a filter, click Clear next to the applied filter label. Add Labels Select the checkbox next to the relevant contacts. Click Assign Labels . Select an existing label or click Manage Labels to add a new one. Click Apply . Send Email Campaign Select the checkbox next to the relevant contacts. Click Send Email Campaign . Customize your email campaign . Click Next . Select Target group under Who are you sending this email to? Click Next . Click Send Now . Export contacts Select the checkbox next to the relevant contacts. Click Export . Select Selected contacts under Contacts to export . Select the relevant file format: Regular CSV file Google CSV file Outlook CSV file Click Export . Save the file to your computer. Wix app Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Customers & Leads and select Contacts . Tap the More Actions icon next to the relevant contact. Choose what you want to do next: Invite: Send an invitation to join your site or community as a member. Create a pay link: Generate and send a payment link for this contact to pay you directly. Add note: Leave a private note about the contact for your records or your team. Add a task: Assign a task related to this contact, like scheduling a follow-up or arranging a meeting. Call: Place a phone call to the contact using their saved phone number. Message contact: Send a direct message to the contact from your Wix Inbox. Edit contact: Update the contact’s details, such as name, email, or labels. Assign contact: Give responsibility for this contact to another team member. Delete contact: Permanently remove the contact and all related information from your account. Note: The options available differ based on the contact and the features you have on your site. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about managing your contacts. Can I restore deleted contacts? It isn’t possible to restore deleted contacts individually. However, you can contact us with your site name and URL. If we can recover your contacts, a Customer Care expert will let you know and help with the process. Can I manage contacts in bulk? Yes. Manage your contacts in bulk to make tasks more efficient and keep your list organized. You can add labels, send email campaigns, merge multiple contacts and more. To manage multiple contacts at once click the checkboxes next to the relevant contacts to select them and then click an action. How do I search for a specific contact? There are a few different ways you can find contacts in your list. You can filter the list, sort the list columns, or use the search bar at the top of the list. Go to Contacts in your site's dashboard. Choose what you want to do: Search: Enter the contact's name or email address in the search bar. Filter: Click Filter at the top right and select from the available options. Sort: Click a column heading (e.g. Name). If an arrow appears beside the heading, it can be used to sort your contacts. Click the arrow to sort in ascending or descending order. Can I add custom fields to my contacts? Yes. You can add custom fields to store additional information about a contact. To add a custom field, edit the contact info and click Add New Field at the bottom left of the contact card. Once you create a new custom field, it appears in the filter options of the contact list. Can I customize the columns on the contact list? Yes. You can customize the columns to show the information that's most relevant to your business. You can show up to 5 columns at a time. To customize the contact list columns: Go to Contacts in your site's dashboard. Click the Customize icon at the top right of the list. Select the columns you'd like to display. Drag your columns up and down the list to reorder them. How do I change a contact's subscription status? Keep a contact's subscription status up-to-date to remember the type of email or SMS content you can send them. To update a contact's status, edit a contact and click the subscriber status drop-down next to Primary email or Primary phone . Then select the relevant status. Learn more about changing a contact's subscription status . Can I merge two site members? If you want to merge two site members, you must first delete one of the site members . Once you have deleted a site member, they still appear in your contacts. You can then merge the contacts as normal. Note: When you delete a site member, their subscriptions are canceled and they can no longer log in to your site. Can I set a default view for my contact list? Yes. Once you have created the view you want to set as default, save the new view. Then click the Manage View drop-down at the top of the contact list and select Set as default view . This view will now appear whenever you open your contact list. How do I update a contact's profile photo? Go to Contacts in your site's dashboard. Select the contact you want to update. Click the Photo icon next to the contact's name. Upload the relevant photo from your computer. Note: When a contact joins your site as a member, they can upload their own photo from the members area. If your contact already has a profile photo, hover over it and click the Photo icon to replace it. Can I filter my contact list by contacts who have been in touch with me before? Filter your list by the contacts who have contacted you before (e.g. submitted a contact form) to see who has communicated directly with you. Click Filter at the top right of the contact list. Click Label . Select "matches any of" and then the "Contacted Me" label. Can I create an invoice for a specific contact? Yes. Go to Invoices in your site's dashboard to create and customize a new invoice . You can add customer details, products or services, quantities, prices, and taxes before sending an invoice to your client. 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 Managing your site with the Wix app Wix App: Changing Your App Language Change the language of your Wix app so that you can navigate it in your preferred language. To change the app language: Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap your profile icon at the top. Tap App language . Tap the relevant language. Tap Save at the top right. Tap Restart for the changes to take effect. 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 Business Phone Number: Managing Your Call Hours Manage your call hours so that you have someone available to answer your calls. You can set default call hours for your phone number and choose custom hours of availability for each agent. To manage your call hours: Dashboard Go to Business Phone Number in your site's dashboard. Choose what you want to do: Set default call hours Set the days and times in which your business number is available. Click the Default Call Hours tab. Do one of the following: Receive Calls 24/7: Enable the toggle if your number should always be available to receive calls. Set phone hours: Disable the Receive Calls 24/7 toggle to set your phone hours. Select the checkboxes next to the relevant days. Set the time you're available in those days. Tip: Click the Add icon to add multiple time slots to the same day. Customize agent call hours Set custom hours of availability for specific call agents. Click the Call Agents tab. Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant agent. Click Edit Call Agent . Select Custom Hours under Agent's Call Hours . (If enabled) Click the Receive Calls 24/7 toggle to disable it. Set the Time Zone from the drop-down. Set the days and times that the agent is available. Tip: Click the Add icon to add multiple time slots to the same day. Wix app Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Marketing and select Business Phone Number . Set the days and times in which your business number is available: Tap Call Hours . Select one of the following options: Default Call Hours: Select this option if your number should always be available to receive calls. Custom Call Hours: Select this option to set your phone hours. Tap Edit Custom Call Hours . Select the checkboxes next to the relevant days. Set the time you're available in those days. Tip: Tap Add time to add multiple time slots to the same day. Tap Save . Note: Customizing agent calls hours is only possible from your site dashboard. 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 Default SEO Settings By default, Wix adds SEO meta tags and Social Share meta tags (known as open graph or og tags). to your site's pages so that search engines and social networks display them properly. These default SEO Settings that Wix adds are based on your site's data, as well as common best practices for SEO meta tags. Some SEO settings are general and apply to all your pages, while others are only relevant to specific page types (e.g. Main Pages, Product pages, Event pages). You can customize your default SEO Settings and Social Share settings to structure how these pages appear in search results. Learn more about customizing your SEO Settings You can restore your site's SEO settings to their defaults: To restore any field to its default, delete the field's content, and click Save . To restore all fields in a setting to their defaults at once, click the Reset to Wix Default icon . Be sure to click Save and confirm in order to save the default settings. Main Pages Review the default SEO settings for your site's main pages below. SEO defaults for dynamic pages: Dynamic list pages: Share the same default SEO settings as main pages. Dynamic item pages: Have separate default SEO settings you can edit per dynamic item page. All dynamic page URLs: Have a URL slug structure in which you can edit and add variables from your Editor's page settings. Meta Tag Name Definition Default Settings Title Tag The title that appears in the search results for the page. Your page name followed by your current site name: {{Page Name | Site Name}} Meta Description The description that appears in search results for the page (below the title tag and URL). The default setting is blank until you enter a description. Page URL The page URL that appears in the search result. https://www.domain.com/page-URL Home Page: Your main site address. Other Pages: Your page URL, based on the first name you gave your page. Let search engines index your main site pages Indicates to search engines whether or not they should crawl and index the page. Enabled : Disabled : All pages are indexed by default unless you choose not to let search engines index them. og:title The title of your page when it's shared on social networks. The default is your current Title Tag . og:description The description of your page when it's shared on social networks. The default is your current Meta Description . og:image The image that appears when your page is shared on social networks. By default, there is no image unless you have already added an og:image for the entire site. og:url Your page's URL when it's shared on social networks. The default is your Page URL . og:image:height og:image:width The width and height (in pixels) of your Social Image . The default is your image's current proportions. og:site_name The site name that appears when your page is shared on social networks. The default is your site's name. Twitter card size The size of the card that your page information is shared in on Twitter. The default card size is Large . twitter:title The title of your page when it's shared on Twitter. The default is your current og:title . twitter:description The description of your page when it's shared on Twitter. The default is your current og:description . twitter:image The image that appears when your page is shared on Twitter. The default is your current og:image . Canonical Defines your page's primary URL to search engines. Product Pages Meta Tag Name Definition Default Settings Title Tag The title that appears in the product page's search result. Your product's name followed by your site's name. {{Product Name | Site Name}} Meta Description The description that appears below the title and URL in the product page's search result. The default setting is blank until you enter a description. Enter text to apply the same description to every product page, or use variables to create rules with different values for each product page of your site. Page URL The product page's URL that appears in the search result. https://www.your-site-address.com/product-page/{product name} Let search engines index your products Indicates to search engines whether or not they should crawl and index the page. Enabled: Disabled: All products are indexed by default unless you choose not to let search engines index them. og:title The title of your product when it's shared on social networks. The default is your current Title Tag . og:description The description of your product when it's shared on social networks. The default is your current Meta Description . og:image The image that appears when your product is shared on social networks. The default is your current Product Image . Twitter card size The size of the card that your product information is shared in on Twitter. The default card size is Large . twitter:title The title of your product when it's shared on Twitter. The default is your current og:title . twitter:description The description of your product when it's shared on Twitter. The default is your current og:description . twitter:image The image that appears when your product is shared on Twitter. The default is your current og:image . Canonical Defines your product page's primary URL to search engines. og:type Defines your page's type to social networks. The default tag indicates it is a product available for purchase. og:url Your product page's URL when it is shared on social media. product:availability Indicates if the product is currently in stock. Changes according the availability you define for the product. In stock: Out of Stock: product:price:amount Displays the product's price, e.g. 40. Changes according to the current product's price. product:price:currency Displays the currency of your product price. Structured data markup for product pages The structured data markup we add to each of your products is based on Schema.org and Google's recommendations. Your product's markup includes the following settings: Page Type: Product. Page Name: Your product's name. Page Description: Your product's description. SKU: Your product's SKU (product number). This is only relevant if you've manually added SKUs to your products. Image: Your product image's height, width, alt text and URL. Thumbnail: Your product image's thumbnail height, width, alt text and URL. Brand: Your website/business name defined in your General Info settings . Offer Type: The default type is Offer, which means your page features an offer to sell a product. Offer URL: Your product page's URL. Price Currency: Your product price's currency. Price: Your product's price. Availability: In stock or out of stock. Seller Name: Your website/business name defined in your General Info settings . Stores Category Page Meta Tag Name Definition Default Settings Title Tag The title that appears in the category's search result. Your category's name followed by your site's name. {{Category Name | Site Name}} Meta Description The description that appears in the category's search result. The default setting is blank until you enter a description. Enter text to apply the same description to every category page, or use variables to create rules with different values for each category page of your site. Page URL Each category page's URL. The category page's URL https://www.your-site-address.com/category/{{Category Slug}} Let search engines index your store categories Indicates to search engines whether or not they should crawl and index the category page. Enabled: All category pages are indexed by default unless you choose not to let search engines index them. og:title The category's title when sharing on social media. The default is your current Title Tag . og:description The category's description when sharing on social media. The default is your current Meta Description . og:image The category's image when sharing on social media. The default is your current Category Image . Twitter card size The size of the card that your category information is shared in on Twitter. The default card size is Large . twitter:title The title of your category when it's shared on Twitter. The default is your current og:title . twitter:description The description of your category when it's shared on Twitter. The default is your current og:description . twitter:image The image that appears when your category is shared on Twitter. The default is your current og:image . Canonical Defines your category page's primary URL to search engines. The category page's URL og:url Your category page's URL when it is shared on social media. The category page's URL Dynamic item pages View the SEO defaults for dynamic item pages in the table below. SEO defaults for dynamic pages: Dynamic list pages: Share the same default SEO settings as main pages . Dynamic item pages: Have separate default SEO settings you can edit per dynamic item page. See the table below for details. All dynamic page URLs: Have a URL slug structure in which you can edit and add variables from your Editor's page settings. Meta Tag Name Definition Default Settings Title Tag The title that appears in the search results for the page. Your current primary field followed by your current site name: {{Primary Field | Site Name}} Meta Description The description that appears in search results for the page (below the title tag and URL). The default setting is blank until you enter a description. Page URL The page URL that appears in the search result. As defined in the ‘SEO Panel’ in the Editor for that page type Let search engines index your main site pages Indicates to search engines whether or not they should crawl and index the page. Enabled : Disabled : All pages are indexed by default unless you choose not to let search engines index them. og:title The title of your page when it's shared on social networks. The default is your current Title Tag . og:description The description of your page when it's shared on social networks. The default is your current Meta Description . og:image The image that appears when your page is shared on social networks. By default, the collection’s primary image URL. Twitter card size The size of the card that your page information is shared in on Twitter. The default card size is Large . twitter:title The title of your page when it's shared on Twitter. The default is your current og:title . twitter:description The description of your page when it's shared on Twitter. The default is your current og:description . twitter:image The image that appears when your page is shared on Twitter. The default is your current og:image . Canonical Defines your page's primary URL to search engines. The default is the Primary page’s URL. Structured data markup for dynamic item pages The structured data markup we add to each of your dynamic item pages is based on Schema.org and Google's recommendations. If you have images or videos on the page, we add an image and/or video markup. Your dynamic item page's markup includes the following settings: Image Height: The height (in pixels) of the collection images connected to the page. Image Width: The width (in pixels) of the collection images connected to the page. Image Name: The alt text of the images is used as their names. Image URL: The web address of your images. Important: To get rich results , Google requires that the Publisher (business/site name) and Logo fields be completed. These fields can be edited in your site's General Info Settings . Note: If you don't complete the Publisher or Logo field, and you're connected to Google Search Console, you may get error emails from Google Search Console indicating that the site is not eligible for rich results due to missing data. Pro Gallery pages Name Definition Default Settings Title Tag The title that appears in the expanded item's search result. Your item’s title followed by the gallery's page name. {{Gallery Name | Site Name}} Meta Description The description that appears in the expanded item's search result. Your item's description. Page URL The expanded item's URL. The item’s expand mode URL https://www.your-site-address.com/Page Name/ Item ID Let search engines index your gallery items Indicates to search engines whether or not they should crawl and index the gallery item. Enabled: Disabled: All gallery items are indexed by default unless you choose not to let search engines index them. og:title The gallery item’s title when sharing in social media The default is your current Title Tag . og:description The gallery item’s description when sharing in social media The default is your current Meta Description . og:image The gallery item’s image when sharing in social media The default is your current Gallery Item Image . Canonical Defines your page's primary URL to search engines. The page the gallery is in. og:url Your gallery's URL when it is shared on social media. The item’s expand mode URL. Twitter card size The size of the card that your gallery information is shared in on Twitter. The default card size is Large . twitter:title The title of your gallery when it's shared on Twitter. The default is your current og:title . twitter:description The description of your gallery when it's shared on Twitter. The default is your current og:description . twitter:image The image that appears when your gallery is shared on Twitter. The default is your current og:image . Bookings services Meta Tag Name Definition Default Settings Title Tag The title that appears in the Bookings service's search result Your Bookings service's name followed by your site name. {{Service Name | Site Name}} Meta Description The description that appears in the Bookings service’s search result Your Bookings service description. Page URL The expanded item’s URL. The Bookings service page's URL https://www.your-site-address.com/service-page/ Service Name Let search engines index your services Indicates to search engines whether or not they should crawl and index the Bookings service page. Enabled: Disabled: All Bookings service pages are indexed by default unless you choose not to let search engines index them. og:title The Bookings service's title when sharing in social media. The default is your current Title Tag . og:description The Bookings service’s description when sharing in social media. The default is your current Meta Description . og:image The Bookings service’s image when sharing in social media The default is your current Service Image . Twitter card size The size of the card that your Bookings service information is shared in on Twitter. The default card size is Large . twitter:title The title of your Bookings service when it's shared on Twitter. The default is your current og:title . twitter:description The description of your Bookings service when it's shared on Twitter. The default is your current og:description . twitter:image The image that appears when your Bookings service is shared on Twitter. The default is your current og:image . Canonical Defines your page's primary URL to search engines The Bookings service page's URL og:url Your Bookings service page's URL when it is shared on social media The Bookings service page's URL Structured data markup for Bookings Services Pages The structured data markup we add to each of your Bookings services pages is based on Schema.org and Google's recommendations. Your Booking services pages' markup includes the following settings: Page Type: Service Type. Page Name: Your Booking services page's name. Page Description: A description of your Bookings services. Provider: Details about the provider of your Bookings services. Image: Your Booking services page's image's height, width, alt text and URL. Offers: Details about your Bookings services offers. Event Pages Meta Tag Name Definition Default Settings Title Tag The title that appears in the expanded item's search result Your Event title followed by your site name. {{Event Name | Site Name}} Meta Description The description that appears in the Event page’s search result Your Event description. If it doesn’t exist - your event teaser. If neither exist, it will be blank. Page URL The expanded item’s URL. The Event’s URL https://www.your-site-address.com/Page Name/ Item ID https://www.your-site-address.com/event-details/Event Slug Let search engines index your events Indicates to search engines whether or not they should crawl and index the Event Page. Enabled: Disabled: All Events Pages are indexed by default unless you choose not to let search engines index them. og:title The Event Page’s title when sharing in social media. The default is your current Title Tag . og:description The Event Page’s description when sharing in social media. The default is your current Meta Description . og:image The Event Page’s image when sharing in social media The default is your current Event Image . Twitter card size The size of the card that your Event Page information is shared in on Twitter. The default card size is Large . twitter:title The title of your Event Page when it's shared on Twitter. The default is your current og:title . twitter:description The description of your Event Page when it's shared on Twitter. The default is your current og:description . twitter:image The image that appears when your Event Page is shared on Twitter. The default is your current og:image . Canonical Defines your page's primary URL to search engines The Event Page URL og:url Your Event Page URL when it is shared on social media The Event Page URL Structured data markup for Event pages The structured data markup we add to each of your event pages is based on Schema .org and Google's recommendations. Your event’s markup includes the following settings: Event Title Event Description - your event description if exists, otherwise your event teaser Event Start Date Event End Date Event Status - Scheduled or Canceled based on the event’s settings. Event Attendance Mode online or offline Event Location including name and address, including link if relevant Highest ticket price Lower ticket price Number of ticket types offered Details of each ticket: name, price, number of available tickets Blog posts Meta Tag Name Definition Default Settings Title Tag The title that appears in the post’s search result. Your post's title followed by your site name. {{Post Name | Site Name}} Meta Description The description that appears in the Event page’s search result. The default setting is blank until you enter a description. Enter text to apply the same description to every post page, or use variables to create rules with different values for each post page of your site. Page URL The URL of the post page. The post's page's URL. https://www.your-site-address.com/post/ Post Slug Let search engines index your blog's posts Indicates to search engines whether or not they should crawl and index the post page. Enabled: Disabled: All post pages are indexed by default unless you choose not to let search engines index them. og:title The post page’s title when sharing in social media The default is your current Title Tag . og:description The post page’s description when sharing in social media. The default is your current Meta Description . og:image The post page’s image when sharing in social media. The default is your current Post Cover Image . Twitter card size The size of the card that your post page's information is shared in on Twitter. The default card size is Large . twitter:title The title of your post page when it's shared on Twitter. The default is your current og:title . twitter:description The description of your post page when it's shared on Twitter. The default is your current og:description . twitter:image The image that appears when your post is shared on Twitter. The default is your current og:image . Canonical Defines your page's primary URL to search engines. The post page's URL. og:url Your post page's URL when it is shared on social media. The post page's URL. og:type Defines your page’s type to social networks. The default tag indicates it is an article. article:author Defines the post’s author to social networks. The post publisher article:published_time Defines the post’s publish time to social networks. The post’s publish date. article:modified_time Defines the post’s last modification time to social networks. The post’s last modification date. Structured data markup for Blog posts The structured data markup we add to each of your blog posts is based on Schema.org and Google's recommendations. There are three markup types for Blog posts: Article (Blog Posting) Markup - This is the default preset markup Article (News Article) Markup Article Markup Note: In addition to these default preset markups, you can enable AI-generated structured data for your blog posts. AI analyzes your content and automatically generates additional relevant schemas (such as FAQ, Recipe, and others) to improve how your posts appear in search and AI-powered experiences. Learn more about using AI-generated structured data for blog posts. See the settings included in: Article (Blog Posting) Markups Page Type: Blog Posting. Author Name: The blog post author's name. Author Image: Your author image's height, width, and URL. Article Section: The category the blog post is in. Date Modified: The date the blog post was last updated. Date Published: The date the blog post was first published. Headline: The title of the blog post. Description: A description of your blog post. Image: Your blog post image's height, width, and URL. Publisher : Your site name and logo URL. Article (News Article) Markups Page Type: News Article. Author Name: The blog post author's name. Author Image: Your author image's height, width, and URL. Article Section: The category the blog post is in. Date Modified: The date the blog post was last updated. Date Published: The date the blog post was first published. Headline: The title of the blog post. Description : A description of your blog post. Image: Your blog post image's height, width, and URL. Publisher : Your site name and logo URL. Article Markups Page Type: Article. Author Name: The blog post author's name. Author Image: Your author image's height, width, and URL. Article Section: The category the blog post is in. Date Modified: The date the blog post was last updated. Date Published: The date the blog post was first published. Headline: The title of the blog post. Description : A description of your blog post. Image: Your blog post image's height, width, and URL. Publisher : Your site name and logo URL. Blog categories Meta Tag Name Definition Default Settings Title Tag The title that appears in the category’s search result. Your Category title followed by your site name. {{Category Name | Site Name}} Meta Description The description that appears in the Category page’s search result. Your Category description. Page URL The Category page's URL The Category page's URL https://www.your-site-address.com/blog/categories/ Category Slug Let search engines index your blog categories Indicates to search engines whether or not they should crawl and index the Category Page. Enabled: Disabled: All Categories are indexed by default unless you choose not to let search engines index them. og:title The Category’s title when sharing in social media The default is your current Title Tag . og:description The Category’s description when sharing in social media The default is your current Meta Description . og:image The Category’s image when sharing in social media The default is your current Category Image . Twitter card size The size of the card that your Category information is shared in on Twitter. The default card size is Large . twitter:title The title of your Category when it's shared on Twitter. The default is your current og:title . twitter:description The description of your Category when it's shared on Twitter. The default is your current og:description . twitter:image The image that appears when your Category is shared on Twitter. The default is your current og:image . Canonical Defines your Category page's primary URL to search engines. The Category page's URL og:url Your Category page's URL when it is shared on social media. The Category page's URL og:type Defines your Category page’s type to social networks The default tag indicates it is a website. Blog tags Meta Tag Name Definition Default Settings Title Tag The title that appears in the tag’s search result. Your Tag name followed by your site name. {{Tag Name | Site Name}} Meta Description The description that appears in the Tag page’s search result. The default setting is blank until you enter a description. Enter text to apply the same description to every Tag page, or use variables to create rules with different values for each Tag page. Page URL The Tag URL. The Tag URL. https://www.your-site-address.com//blog/tags/{{Tag Name}} Let search engines index your blog tags Indicates to search engines whether or not they should crawl and index the Tag page or not. Enabled: Disabled: Tag Pages are not indexed by default unless you choose to let search engines index them. og:title The Tag Page’s title when it's shared on social media. The default is your current Title Tag . og:description The Tag Page’s description when it's shared on social media. The default is your current Meta Description . og:image The Tag Page’s image when it's shared on social media. By default, there is no image selected. Twitter card size The size of the card that your Tag Page information is shared in on Twitter. The default card size is Large . twitter:title The title of your Tag Page when it's shared on Twitter. The default is your current og:title . twitter:description The description of your Tag Page when it's shared on Twitter. The default is your current og:description . twitter:image The image that appears when your Tag Page is shared on Twitter. The default is your current og:image . Canonical Defines your Tag Page's primary URL to search engines. The Tag Page's URL og:url Your Archive Page's URL when it is shared on social media. The Tag Page's URL og:type Defines your page’s type to social networks The default tag indicates it is a website. og:site_name Defines the site name for social networks The site’s name Blog Archive Pages Meta Tag Name Definition Default Settings Title Tag The title that appears in the Archive Page’s search result. The Archived Month Name followed by the Archived Year . {{Archived Month Name | Archived Year}} Meta Description The description that appears in the Archive Page’s search result. The default setting is blank until you enter a description. Enter text to apply the same description to every Archive Page, or use variables to create rules with different values for each Archive Page. Page URL The Archive Page's URL. The Archive Page's URL. https://www.your-site-address.com//blog/archive/Archived Month/Archived Year Let search engines index your blog archive pages Indicates to search engines whether or not they should crawl and index the Archive Page or not. Enabled: Disabled: Archived Pages are not indexed by default unless you choose to let search engines index them. og:title The Archive Page’s title when it's shared on social media. The default is your current Title Tag . og:description The Archive Page’s description when it's shared on social media. The default is your current Meta Description . og:image The Archive Page’s image when it's shared on social media. By default, there is no image selected. Twitter card size The size of the card that your Archive Page information is shared in on Twitter. The default card size is Large . twitter:title The title of your Archive Page when it's shared on Twitter. The default is your current og:title . twitter:description The description of your Archive Page when it's shared on Twitter. The default is your current og:description . twitter:image The image that appears when your Archive Page is shared on Twitter. The default is your current og:image . Canonical Defines your Archive Page's primary URL to search engines. The Archive Page's URL og:url Your Archive Page's URL when it is shared on social media. The Archive Page's URL og:type Defines your Archive Page’s type to social networks The default tag indicates it is a website. og:site_name Defines the site name for social networks The site’s name Online Programs Meta Tag Name Definition Default Settings Title Tag The title that appears in the search result. Your Online Program name followed by your site name. {{Online Program Name | Site Name}} Meta Description The description that appears in the Online Program page’s search result. The default setting is blank until you enter a description. Enter text to apply the same description to every Online Program page, or use variables to create rules with different values for each page. Page URL The Online Program URL The Online Program URL https://www.your-site-address.com/online-program-page/{{Online Program ID}} Let search engines index your programs Indicates to search engines whether or not they should crawl and index the Online Program. Enabled: Disabled: Online Program Pages are indexed by default, unless they are a secret program, and in which case they are not indexed. og:title The Online Program page’s title when sharing in social media The default is your current Title Tag . og:description The Online Program page’s description when sharing in social media The default is your current Meta Description . og:image The Online Program page’s image when sharing in social media The default is your current Program Image . Twitter card size The size of the card that your Online Program information is shared in on Twitter. The default card size is Large . twitter:title The title of your Online Program when it's shared on Twitter. The default is your current og:title . twitter:description The description of your Online Program when it's shared on Twitter. The default is your current og:description . twitter:image The image that appears when your Online Program is shared on Twitter. The default is your current og:image . Canonical Defines your page's primary URL to search engines The Online Program URL og:url Your Online Program URL when it is shared on social media The Online Program URL og:type Defines your page’s type to social networks The default tag indicates it is a website og:site_name Defines the site name for social networks The site’s name Portfolio projects Meta Tag Name Definition Default Settings Title tag The title that appears in the search result. Your project name followed by your site name. For example, {{Project Name | Site Name}} Meta description The description that appears in the project page’s search result. Your project's excerpt. Page URL The project page's URL. The project's URL. Let search engines index your portfolio projects Indicates to search engines whether or not they should crawl and index the project. Enabled: Disabled: Portfolio project pages are indexed by default. og:title The project's title when sharing in social media The default is your current Title Tag . og:description The project page’s description when sharing in social media The default is your current Meta Description . og:image The project page’s image when sharing in social media The default is the cover image of your project. Twitter card size The size of the card that your project information is shared in on Twitter. The default card size is Large . twitter:title The title of your Portfolio project when it's shared on Twitter. The default is your current og:title . twitter:description The description of your Portfolio project when it's shared on Twitter. The default is your current og:description . twitter:image The image that appears when your Portfolio project is shared on Twitter. The default is your current og:image . Structured data markup for Portfolio project pages The structured data markup we add to each of your Portfolio project pages is based on Schema .org and Google's recommendations. Your project's Image markup helps search engines understand that your page include images so they can be added to the image search engine. Portfolio collections Meta Tag Name Definition Default Settings Title tag The title that appears in the search result. Your collection's name. For example, {{Collection Name}} Meta description The description that appears in the collection page’s search result. Your collection's excerpt. Page URL The collection page's URL. The collection's URL. Let search engines index your portfolio collections Indicates to search engines whether or not they should crawl and index the collection . Enabled: Disabled: Portfolio collection pages are indexed by default. og:title The collection's title when sharing in social media The default is your current Title Tag . og:description The collection page’s description when sharing in social media The default is your current Meta Description . og:image The collection page’s image when sharing in social media The default is the cover image of your collection . Twitter card size The size of the card that your collection information is shared in on Twitter. The default card size is Large . twitter:title The title of your Portfolio collection when it's shared on Twitter. The default is your current og:title . twitter:description The description of your Portfolio collection when it's shared on Twitter. The default is your current og:description . twitter:image The image that appears when your Portfolio collection is shared on Twitter. The default is your current og:image . Canonical Defines your page's primary URL to search engines The collection's URL Structured data markup for Portfolio collection pages The structured data markup we add to each of your Portfolio collection pages is based on Schema .org and Google's recommendations. Your collection's Image markup helps search engines understand that your page include images so they can be added to the image search engine. Group pages Meta Tag Name Definition Default Settings Title tag The title that appears in the search result. The group's tab label and group name followed by your site name. For example, {{Tab Label - Group Name | Site Name}} Meta description The description that appears in the group page’s search result. Your group's description. Page URL The group page's URL. The group's URL. Let search engines index your group pages Indicates to search engines whether or not they should crawl and index the group page. Enabled: Disabled: Group pages are indexed by default. og:title The group's title when sharing in social media The default is your current Title Tag . og:description The group’s description when sharing in social media The default is your current Meta Description . og:image The group's image when sharing in social media The default is the cover image of your group. Twitter card size The size of the card that your group information is shared in on Twitter. The default card size is Large . twitter:title The title of your group when it's shared on Twitter. The default is your current og:title . twitter:description The description of your group when it's shared on Twitter. The default is your current og:description . twitter:image The image that appears when your group is shared on Twitter. The default is your current og:image . Group posts Meta Tag Name Definition Default Settings Title tag The title that appears in the search result. The first 60 characters of your post followed by the group name and your site name. For example, {{Short Group Post - Group Name | Site Name}} Meta description The description that appears in the group post's search result. The first 200 characters of your post (using the Long Group Post variable). Page URL The group post's URL. The group post's URL. Let search engines index your group posts Indicates to search engines whether or not they should crawl and index the group posts. Enabled: Disabled: Group posts are indexed by default. og:title The post's title when sharing in social media The default is the first 60 characters of the post (using the Short Group Post variable). og:description The post's description when sharing in social media The default is the first 200 characters of the post (using the Long Group Post variable). og:image The post's image when sharing in social media The default is the cover image of your post. Twitter card size The size of the card that your post is shared in on Twitter. The default card size is Large . twitter:title The title of your post when it's shared on Twitter. The default is your current og:title . twitter:description The description of your post when it's shared on Twitter. The default is your current og:description . twitter:image The image that appears when your post is shared on Twitter. The default is your current og:image . Members Profile Page Meta Tag Name Definition Default Settings Title tag The title that appears in the profile page's search result. Your member profile's name followed by your site name. {{Page Name | Site Name}} Meta description The description that appears in the profile’s search result. The default setting is blank until you enter a description. Enter text to apply the same description to every profile page, or use variables to create rules with different values for each post page of your site. Page URL The URL that leads to the specific member’s profile page. The member profile page's URL https://www.your-site-address.com/members-area/{{user’s name}/profile Let search engines index your profile pages Indicates to search engines whether or not they should crawl and index the member profile page. Disabled: As it is best practice not to index these pages, all member profile pages are set to noindex by default. og:title The profile page's title when sharing on social media The default is your current Title Tag . og:description The profile page's description when sharing on social media The default is your current Meta Description . og:image The profile page's image when sharing on social media The default is not empty. As the members area profile page has no images, any image you select will appear as the og:image for all profile pages. Twitter card size The size of the card that your member profile information is shared in on Twitter. The default card size is Small . twitter:title The title of your member profile when it's shared on Twitter. The default is your current og:title . twitter:description The description of your member profile when it's shared on Twitter. The default is your current og:description . twitter:image The image that appears when your member profile is shared on Twitter. The default is your current og:image . Canonical Defines your page's primary URL to search engines. The profile page's URL og:url Your member profile page's URL when it is shared on social media. The profile page's URL Local Business structured data markup When you add a business name and location to your account, Wix automatically creates Local Business markup for your site's homepage. Local Business markup lets you give search engines information about your business. Learn more about Local Business markup The Local Business markup that Wix adds to your homepage is based on Schema.org and Google's recommendations. Your Local Business markup includes the following settings: Name: Your business's name as it appears in the Profile section of your site's Business Info URL: Your site's URL Image: The logo you added in your site's Business Info Address : Your address as appears in your site's Location & Contact Info section of your site's Business Info Wix Site Search Wix also automatically adds Sitelinks search box structured data markup to your site's pages when you add the Wix Site Search app to your site. Google uses this markup to add a search box when your pages appear as search results. People can search your site directly using this search box without having to visit your site. Learn more about Wix Site Search This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Restaurants: Customizing Your Table Reservations Form Customize your table reservations form to gather the exact information you need from your guests. Add custom fields to collect details like dining preferences and allergens. You can also include restaurant policies and request an email or last name to finalize the booking. For keeping guests informed, add an opt-in checkbox for email marketing. To customize your reservation form: Dashboard Go to Table Reservations in your site's dashboard. Click Settings at the top right. Click Reservation form . Enable the toggle next to each option you'd like to add to your reservation form: Require email address: Require guests to enter their email to complete their table reservations. Require last name: Require guests to enter their last name to complete their table reservations. Custom fields: Have guests provide more information to their reservations. For example, if you need to know of any allergies or seat preferences. Enter a label for the field in the reservation form under Custom field label . Select the Make this field mandatory checkbox to require guests to provide this information to complete their reservations. (Optional) Click Add Custom Field to add another field to the reservation form. Custom message: Add a message and include additional information for guests reserving a table. Email marketing checkbox: Add this checkbox to your site so guests can sign up to get updates on your restaurant. Select the Checked by default checkbox if you want the checkbox to be selected by default for guests. Policies: Select the checkboxes by the policies you want to add to your form: Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policy . Link to URL: Add a hyperlink that leads to the relevant policy page. Paste as text: The policies are displayed in a pop-up while the guests is ordering or making a reservation. Click Save . Wix app Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Table Reservations and select Table Reservations . Tap the More Actions icon at the top right. Tap Settings . Tap Reservation form . Customize the available options: Require email address Enable the toggle next to Require email address to require guests to enter their email to complete their table reservations. Require last name Enable the toggle next to Require last name to require guests to enter their last name to complete their table reservations. Add custom fields Have guests provide more information to their reservations. For example, if you need to know of any allergies or seat preferences. Tap Add next to Custom fields . Enter a label for the field in the reservation form under Custom field label . (Optional) Select the Make this field mandatory checkbox to require guests to provide this information to complete their reservations. (Optional) Tap Add Custom Field to add another field to the reservation form. Tap Save . Add custom message Add a message and include additional information for guests reserving a table. Tap Add next to Custom message . Enter your desired message under Add custom message. Tap Save . Update guests with email marketing Add a checkbox to keep guests updated on your restaurant. Enable the Email marketing checkbox toggle so guests can sign up to get updates on your restaurant. (Optional) Select the Checked by default checkbox if you want the checkbox to be selected by default for guests. Add policies Add policies to your site based on local regulation requirements. Tap Add next to Policies . (Optional) Enable the Privacy policy / Terms & conditions toggle and add the relevant details: Link to URL: Add a hyperlink that leads to the relevant policy page / terms & conditions. Paste as text: Enter the text to display the policies / terms & conditions. These appear as a pop-up while the guests is ordering or making a reservation. Tap Save . 8. Tap 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