< Back Advanced features CMS CMS: About Dynamic Pages A dynamic page is a type of web page created to display content from a CMS (Content Management System) collection. They allow you to create websites that can efficiently handle a large amount of content while maintaining a consistent design and user experience. There are two types of dynamic pages in Wix; dynamic list pages, and dynamic item pages. Dynamic list pages display multiple collection items in a repeater, gallery or table. The items in your repeater, gallery, or table link to a single dynamic item page used to provide more details about a particular item. Each item gets its own "version" of the same dynamic item page with a unique URL ending. Dynamic pages help you scale efficiently since you only need to design them once. Then add items to your collection to automatically create new URLs for each item. All the dynamic content is managed in your collection where you can grant teammates permissions to collaborate . You can even create a dynamic Manage Item page where collaborators and site members with specific roles can add or edit collection content from your live site. Tip: Your Wix site can have up to 298 pages, including up to 100 static pages, plus dynamic pages, app pages, popups, Signup & Login, and Search Results pages. Dynamic and app pages may create unique URLs for items, but only the main page counts toward your quota—not individual items or URLs. Learn more about using dynamic pages to scale efficiently . Adding dynamic pages When you add dynamic pages, you can choose to create them from your own collection, or choose a preset . A preset is basically a template for creating dynamic pages in the CMS. Each preset includes a: Collection: This CMS collection consists of sample content that connects to the two types of dynamic pages that are also added to your Editor. Learn how to create your own collection . Dynamic list page: This page showcases multiple items from the collection in a repeater or gallery. Clicking an item from these elements takes you to the item's dynamic item page. Dynamic item page: This page displays details about an individual item from the collection. Each collection item gets its own dynamic item page URL, with each page maintaining the same design and layout. Note: When adding a new dynamic page, selecting Blank page adds a blank dynamic item page. You can then add elements to design the page. To show dynamic content, connect elements such as images, text boxes and buttons to the dynamic page dataset. Designing your dynamic pages Dynamic pages usually consist of both static and dynamic elements. Static elements, like the header and footer, always display the same content on every page. Elements that connect to your collection fields through a dataset are dynamic. These dynamic elements change their content based on which item the dataset retrieves from your collection. Dynamic list pages These pages are like indexes or catalogs displaying various items from your collection. Information about the items appears in a repeater, gallery or table. You choose what details show up by linking each part of the element to a different collection field. You can let visitors filter the content that appears by adding input elements like dropdowns and checkboxes. Your editor names dynamic list pages as {Collection name} (List) . Learn more about setting up dynamic list pages . Dynamic item pages These pages provide more details about individual items from your collection. They consist of various types of elements that you connect to collection fields to show content from a specific item. By default, each dynamic item page uses the same layout and design so you only need to design the page once. In Wix Studio, you can create page variants to display different layouts for different subsets of items on the same dynamic page. You can have thousands of items in a collection, each sharing the same dynamic item page, each with its own unique URL. Dynamic item URLs are generated per item and do not count towards your site's total page quota. When managing site pages in your editor, you'll see just one dynamic item page per collection. However, in your editor, you can switch between items to preview how each unique item appears on the page. Your editor names dynamic item pages as {Collection name} (Item) . Learn more about setting up dynamic item pages . Dynamic category pages Dynamic category pages display items organized by category using a category collection. Each category gets its own version of the page, where visitors can browse items assigned to that category and click to view individual items. For example, if you have a "Recipes" collection organized by a "Cuisines" category collection, each cuisine — Italian, Mexican, Japanese — gets its own page listing only the recipes in that category. There are 2 types of dynamic category pages: Category page: A dynamic item page — one version is generated per category. It shows the items assigned to that category using a filtered dataset. Category list page: A dynamic list page — displays all your categories in a repeater or gallery so visitors can browse and click to view individual category pages. Your editor names category pages as {Category collection name} (Category) and category list pages as {Category collection name} (List) . Learn more about: Using category collections to organize your content Creating dynamic category pages Alternative method: You can also create dynamic pages that list items by category using text or number fields as a manual workaround. This older approach is more complex and we recommend using category collections instead. Dynamic manage item pages These pages allow you, site collaborators, and specific site members to manage collection content directly from your live site. The page is pre-built with input elements that connect to specific collection fields. Each item gets its own version of the page. Depending on the collection permissions you decide on, the relevant people can view, add, update, or delete the item's content. Dynamic manage item pages are only available in the Studio Editor. Your editor names dynamic item pages as {Collection name} (Manage Item) . Learn more about creating dynamic pages for managing content on your live site . Changing the content in your dynamic pages Dynamic elements like text, images, and buttons connect to a dataset that binds your collection fields. These elements get their content from the values in the connected fields. To change the content that is used in these elements, change the values in the relevant collection fields. You can also reconnect elements to different collection fields to adjust which fields are used for content. Elements and parts of elements that are not connected to a dataset are static and can be edited as usual. For example, you could connect a button to a dataset and set the click action to connect to a dynamic item page. In the connection options, you could leave the button label disconnected and use static text on the button that doesn't change (e.g. "Learn More"). Learn more about editing your CMS collection content . Managing your dynamic page dataset The dynamic page dataset acts as a content facilitator between your collection and the page elements. Go to the dataset settings to adjust the maximum items per load, filter items, and set the order in which they display. You can set the 'Items per load' field to show up to 1,000 items at a time, although you may want to add a 'Load More' button and set a lower number to improve your page's loading performance. Learn more about using datasets to control your live site content . Managing your dynamic page SEO settings You can edit most of your SEO settings for dynamic pages from your SEO dashboard. For dynamic list pages, go to the "Main Pages" section of the dashboard. For dynamic item pages, go to the "Edit by page type" section. For both types of dynamic pages, go to the SEO tab of the page settings in your Editor to add variables to the URLs . Learn more about working with your dynamic page SEO settings . FAQs Click a below for answers to frequently asked questions about dynamic pages. How do I link items from a dynamic list page to a dynamic item page? Dynamic list pages come with a repeater connected to a dataset that binds to your collection. Make sure your repeater contains a button or image element, so you can link to the dynamic item page. This lets visitors click the image or button to navigate to the relevant item in the dynamic item page. When linking the image or button, click the Click action connects to or Link connects to field and select the dynamic item page that ends with (Item) . Learn more about displaying CMS content in repeaters . Note: If you chose the "Portfolio" preset, the included dynamic list page contains a Pro Gallery instead of a repeater. By default, this gallery is already linked to the dynamic item page. Can I add a navigation bar to repeaters and galleries? Yes. You can add pagination bars that allow visitors to switch between pages of items in repeaters and galleries. The maximum number of items in each pagination page is determined by the Items per load field in the dataset settings. Learn how to add and connect pagination bars in the Wix Editor. Note: This feature is not available in the Studio Editor. Can I add 'Next' and 'Previous' buttons to cycle through items? Yes, you can create 'Next' and 'Previous' buttons or images visitors can click to see other collection items. To create 'Next' and 'Previous' buttons: On static pages: Set the dataset's Click action connects to field to Next item or Previous item . When visitors click the buttons, the dataset's connected elements change to reflect the next or previous item retrieved by the dataset. On dynamic list pages: Set the Click action connects to field to Next page or Previous page . When visitors click the buttons, the next or previous 'page' of items loads in the connected repeater or gallery. The Items per load field determines the maximum items per 'page'. On dynamic item pages: Set the Click action connects to field to Next dynamic page or Previous dynamic page . When visitors click the buttons, they navigate to the next or previous item's version of the page at the item's dedicated dynamic URL. Learn more about the various click actions you can set for buttons and images . Can I show numerous images and videos on a dynamic item page? Yes. If you have several media files for each item in your CMS collection, you can display them in a gallery on your dynamic item page . First, upload the media files for each item to a media gallery field type in your collection. Then connect a gallery on your dynamic item page to the dynamic page dataset that links to your collection. Connect your image sources connect to option to the media gallery field and publish your site to make the changes go live. Learn more about connecting galleries to the media gallery field in CMS collections . What is the URL slug structure? The URL slug structure defines the last part of the web address for each of your dynamic pages. It helps describe the content of each page so that site visitors and search engines understand what it is all about. Add variables to the URL slug structure if you want to use fields from your collections in each dynamic page's URL. Learn how to add variables to dynamic page URLs . Can I convert a static page to a dynamic item page? Yes. You can convert regular pages into dynamic item pages that use content from a CMS collection. Go to the Site Pages menu from your editor. Hover over the relevant page and click the More Actions icon . Click Convert to Dynamic Page . Click Start Now . Select an option to choose where you want to save your content: New collection: Create a new collection for this page's content. The elements that you want to make dynamic will have fields in the collection to store the content. Enter a name for your collection and click Next . Select the checkbox next to each element you want to make dynamic. Unselected elements will not become dynamic and will show the same content on every page. You can make the elements dynamic later if you'd like. Tip: Hover over an element and click the Edit icon to change its field properties. Click Connect Elements . Existing collection: Use an existing collection to store the content of this page's dynamic elements. Click the drop-down and choose the collection you want to use. Click Next . Learn more about converting static pages to dynamic item pages . Can my dataset display content from different collections? Yes. You can use reference fields to associate an item in one collection with an item in another collection. For example, in a "Songs" collection you could reference a field from another "Artists" collection to display both the artist and the song title in the dataset's connected element. Learn more about using reference fields in your collections . Can I set a dynamic page as the homepage of my site? It is not possible to use a dynamic page as the homepage of your site. This is because dynamic pages have unique URL endings that appear after your domain name (e.g. mydomain.com/ dynamic-page-url ). Since your homepage must use your domain name as its URL, you cannot set a dynamic page as the homepage. Workaround: You can, however, add a repeater to your homepage and connect it to the relevant CMS collection. As a result, your homepage would appear to visitors the same as a dynamic list page, displaying multiple items from your collection. Can I create different layouts for different items on a dynamic item page? Yes. In Wix Studio, you can use page variants to create multiple layouts for a single dynamic item page. Each variant has its own design and serves a specific subset of items based on rules you define. Items that don't match any variant's rules display on the original page layout. Learn more about creating page variants for dynamic pages . 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< Back Need more help? About Wix Wix Account and Site Ownership Disputes In general, Wix considers the owner of a Wix account a person or entity whose email address is listed in our records as the login email. However, in a case of a dispute of account ownership, we reserve the right to determine ownership of an account based on the policies indicated in section 1.5 of the Wix Terms of Use . We may not be able to grant access to the site if the ownership verification request is submitted by a person other than the creator of the website in question. In such cases, the requester should seek access from the site creator, not Wix.com. Wix cannot mediate disputes between you and any other party. If you require a mediation, please seek help from a local legal adviser or law enforcement bodies. Avoid ownership disputes It is essential to keep your username and password secure and only grant access to your account or website settings to individuals you trust. You are responsible for all activities that occur under your account or website. The account information you provide must be your own (or your company’s) and should be accurate and complete. Tip: You can nominate a legacy contact to take over ownership of your Wix account in the event of your death. Once they provide the necessary proofs to Wix Customer Care , ownership of the account can be transferred. Secure your email and password Always be in control of your content and retain full control over the account(s) that have your website, domain and hosting. Set up your Wix account using an email address that only you can access, allowing you to log in and reset your password as needed, even after parting ways with a web designer, employee or other collaborator. You can assign roles and permissions to people working on your site without having to give them access to your own account credentials. Control your domain management Protect your domain name as it is crucial for your business, and losing it can be detrimental. We recommend purchasing the domain yourself and familiarizing yourself with its management. Once your web designer or employee is no longer involved, ensure they no longer have access to your Wix account. If they retain access to your account, they could potentially exploit, cancel or transfer your domain without your consent. Note: While Wix Customer Care can assist with issues for domains managed in Wix, you'll need to contact your domain host directly to manage the settings of domains hosted elsewhere. 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 Bookings: Viewing and Editing Client Info The Contact List is where you keep track of your clients' contact details, booking history, emails, chats, and more. Any time a visitor books a service, submits a contact form, or interacts with your site in other ways, the information appears in their Contact Card. Tip: In the Contact List, click a client's name to open a smaller Contact Card on the right. Click View to view a client's full contact page. Adding or removing a contact Add or remove contacts from your contact list whenever you need. Keeping your contact list up to date is important for your marketing communications and promotions. To add or remove a contact: Go to Contacts in your site's dashboard. Depending on your needs, follow the steps: Add a new client : Click + Create New . Click Contact . Enter the contact's details. Click Save . Create a new segment : Learn more about creating and managing segments . Remove a contact : Select the checkbox next to the relevant contact(s). Click Delete . Click Delete to confirm. Editing a client's contact details Each client has a contact card with their personal contact details including their email address and phone number. You can add more information in any of the preset fields (e.g. company name or position) or by creating a custom field that suits your business (e.g. for a dog grooming business you could add a "Dog's Name" field). To edit a client's contact details: Go to Contacts in your site's dashboard. Click the name of the contact to open their Contact Card. (In the Contact Card) Click the More Actions icon . Click Edit contact info . Edit the client's personal info (e.g. email, phone number). (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 . View a client's upcoming and past bookings You can review any client's booking history with you using their contact card. For example, you can check their progress based on the number of training sessions with you. This is useful when you start offering new services you think the client might be interested in To view a client's upcoming and past bookings Go to Contacts in your site's dashboard. Click the name of the contact to open up their Contact Card. (In the Contact Card) Click the drop-down under Bookings and choose from the following options: Upcoming bookings: View a list of the client's most recent future sessions. Past Bookings: View a list of the clients most recent past sessions. See All Bookings: View all of the client's bookings. Tip: You can also click View Contact at the top of the contact side panel and then the Bookings tab to see an expanded view. Updating a client's payment status to "paid" When you receive an offline payment (for example, when the client pays you in person or through an app), you can update your records to show that the service was paid in full. To update a client's payment status to "paid": Go to Contacts in your site's dashboard. Hover over the relevant client and click View . Click the Bookings tab. Hover over the relevant unpaid session and click Collect Payment. Click Mark as Paid . Note: You cannot undo this action. Tip: You can also update a client's payment status from the Bookings calendar. Viewing clients' booking form responses You can add custom fields to the form clients fill out when they book a service with you. When clients book sessions, you can access their replies to custom fields in your Contacts dashboard. To view clients' booking form responses: Go to Contacts in your site's dashboard. Hover over the relevant contact and click View . Click the Bookings tab. Choose which session you want to view: Upcoming or Past . Click the relevant session from the list to view the submission details. Adding notes to client profiles on the contact list You can add a note to a contact to help you keep track of important client information. This note is just for you - clients don't see it. To add a note to a client profile on your contact list: Go to Contacts in your site's dashboard. Click the name of the contact to open their Contact Card. (In the Contact Card) Click Add Note under the Notes section. Enter your note. (Optional) Click the Select type drop-down menu and select one of the following: Meeting summary Call summary Click Done . Tip: You can also add a note to a specific booking . Assigning staff tasks to a client's contact card You can assign tasks to yourself or your staff members on a client's contact card. This is a great way to manage follow-ups with the client. For example, asking your head coach to create a nutrition plan for one of the athletes at your gym. To assign staff a task on a client's contact card: Go to Contacts in your site's dashboard. Click the name of the contact to open their Contact Card. (In the Contact Card) Scroll down to the Tasks section. Click + Add Task . Enter the task description. Select the relevant staff member to assign the task to from the Assign Task to drop-down. Set the due date for the task in the field provided. Click Done . Managing your contacts using labels Labels allow you to categorize contacts into different groups based on their relationship with you and your business. You can add your own labels to contacts and filter by label. What's next? You can also download a list of clients who booked during a specified time period (e.g. a list of all clients who attended classes during a particular week) by exporting a bookings report . 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< Back Managing your business Orders, Cart & Checkout Customizing the Side Cart Important: This article is relevant for Wix Stores, Wix Bookings, and Wix Restaurants Orders. The side cart is not currently available with Wix Donations or Pricing Plans. The side cart is a preview of the Cart page, which opens on the side of your site pages. Customers can get to the side cart by clicking the cart icon or the 'Add to Cart' button. Accessing the side cart in your editor If you're using only 1 business solution, you access the side cart through that business solution page section in your editor. For example, if you use only Wix Stores, you'll find the side cart under Store Pages . However, if you use more business solutions, for example, Wix Stores and Wix Bookings, the side cart is found under Cart & Thank You . Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click Pages & Menu on the left side of the editor. Select the relevant business solution ( Store Pages , Bookings Pages or Restaurant Pages ), or select Cart & Thank You . Select Side Cart . Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click Pages on the left side of the editor. Select Side Cart under the relevant business solution (Store Pages, Bookings Pages or Restaurant Pages), or under Cart & Thank You . Wix Harmony Editor Go to your editor . Click the Page dropdown at the top left of the page. Select the relevant business solution ( Store Pages , Bookings Pages or Restaurant Pages ), or select Cart & Thank You . Select Side Cart . Setting the cart icon to open the side cart You can choose what happens when a customer clicks the cart icon. It can direct customers to the side cart or send them straight to the Cart page. To set what happens when the cart icon is clicked: Click the cart icon in your editor. Click Settings . Select the Settings tab. Select an option: Show Side Cart: When customers click the cart icon, the side cart opens on the right. From there, they can click View Cart to go to the Cart page or Checkout to move directly to purchasing their order. Open full Cart page: When customers click the cart icon, they're directed to the Cart page. Setting the 'Add to Cart' button to open the side cart You can set what happens when a customer clicks the 'Add to Cart' button. The 'Add to Cart' button can be set to direct to the side cart or to any of the other options. Tips: This option is relevant only for Wix Stores. The button can be displayed in the Product page, in the Category page, or in a gallery. To set what happens when the 'Add to Cart' is clicked: Click the Product Page , Category Page , or a Grid Gallery in your editor. Tip: The button on each of these can be customized separately. Click Settings . Click the Settings tab. Under Add to Cart Button , make sure the Show Button toggle is enabled. Under When button is clicked , select an option: Show success pop-up: A pop-up notification appears. Note: The success pop-up doesn't appear on mobile. Mobile customers are directed to the Cart page. Open side cart: Side cart opens on the side of the screen. Go to cart page: Customers are taken directly to the cart page. Stay on page: Customers stay on the current page. The button displays a checkmark to indicate that the product was successfully added. Customizing the side cart Make changes to the text and design of the side cart so that it reflects your brand's look and feel. Tip: To view the side cart with items while customizing it, click Preview at the top right of your editor, add an item (e.g. a product or service), then Back to Editor to exit preview mode. To customize the side cart: Click the side cart in your editor. Click Settings or the Settings icon . Customize the side cart using the available options: Settings: Show or hide any of the side cart elements. Design: Customize the colors, fonts, opacity levels and more. Text: Edit the default text. Customize the overlay over the rest of the page: Click anywhere on the page outside of the side cart. Click Change Background . Click Settings and customize the overlay. Set what happens when customers click outside of the side cart: Click anywhere on the page outside of the side cart. Click Set Up Overlay . Click the Clicking closes popup toggle to enable or disable it: Enabled: When customers click outside of the side cart, the side cart closes. Customers can also close the side cart by clicking the "X" in the top corner. Disabled: When customers click outside of the side cart, nothing happens. Customers can close the side cart by clicking the "X" in the top corner. When you're done, click Exit Mode . (Optional Wix Editor only) You can switch to the mobile editor and customize the side cart on mobile. Tip: Customizations you make to the mobile editor don't affect the side cart on desktop. FAQs Click a question below to learn more. I don't have a cart icon. How can I add one? The cart icon can be added from the Add panel in either the Wix Stores section, the Wix Bookings section, or in Restaurants. I use Wix Bookings. How can I enable the side cart, cart page, and cart icon? Go to Booking Settings in your site's dashboard. Click Cart checkout . Click the Active toggle to add the side cart, cart page, and cart icon to your site. Tip: With the cart active, clients can book more than one session at a time and add store products to the same order. Click Save . Can I customize the overlay on my pages when the side cart is displayed? When the side cart is open, the rest of the page can optionally have an overlay to blur it or hide it altogether. You can customize this overlay. To customize the page overlay: Go to the side cart in your editor. Click the page (not the side cart). Click Change Background . Click Settings at the top. Customize the overlay color and opacity. Can I customize whether clicking outside the side cart closes it? Yes, you can set the side cart to close or stay open when a customer clicks the page outside of the side cart. Note: The side cart can always by closed by clicking the X in the corner. To customize set whether clicking outside the side cart closes it: Go to the side cart in your editor. Click the page (not the side cart). Click Set Up Overlay . Click the Clicking closes popup toggle to enable or disable it. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your media Wixel Wixel: Refund Policy Wixel offers a 14-day, money-back guarantee for the initial purchase of a monthly or yearly Wixel plan. If you cancel your Wixel plan within 14 days of upgrading, you will receive a full refund for your chosen plan. To cancel, visit your Premium Subscriptions page. When you cancel your plan, all AI credits that you had available under the plan will be removed, and you will go back to the credit allowance that's offered under Wixel's free plan. Eligibility for refunds The 14-day refund policy is applicable only to the initial purchase of a Wixel plan (i.e. an upgrade from the free plan). The refund policy does not apply to any additional or subsequent purchases (including top-up purchases), upgrades, or renewals. If you feel that you deserve a refund, get in touch to tell us why and we will review your request. Processing refunds Cancel your Wixel paid plan within the first 14 days of purchasing it to receive a full refund. If you're eligible, the funds are refunded to the same payment method you used to purchase the plan. Please allow up to 45 business days for your refund to process. After cancelling, you will no longer be able to use the AI credits that you had available under the paid plan. Your Wixel plan will revert to the free plan offering, including the credit allowance that's offered under Wixel's free plan. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about refunds for Wixel plans. Does the 14-day money back period apply for monthly plan subscriptions? Yes, our Wixel paid plans are offered on a yearly or monthly basis. Both types of plans offer a 14-day money back period. I accidentally purchased the wrong Wixel plan. Can I change it? Yes, you can change to a higher plan or change from a monthly to yearly subscription. For example, you can change a monthly Basic plan to a Monthly Pro plan or a Monthly Pro plan to a Yearly Pro plan. To change your plan: Go to Wixel. Log in to your Wixel account. Click Upgrade at the top right. Select the plan you want to purchase. Enter your payment method details and click Submit Purchase . Click Go Create . For assistance in changing plans, contact us and we'll be happy to help you. Are my projects saved if I cancel my plan? Yes, your projects will remain saved in your account. Cancelling your plan won't affect your existing projects and designs. 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 Bookings: Managing the Participant List for a Course Wix Bookings allows you to manage the participant list for your courses efficiently. You can keep track of who has paid, contact participants by email or message notification, update contact details, and add or remove clients. This helps you stay organized and ensures smooth communication with your participants. For example, if you run a yoga studio, you can easily update attendees about schedule changes or send reminders about upcoming sessions. Adding participants to a course You can add a new participant to your course or edit an existing booking to update the number of people registered. Add existing contacts or create new ones, and choose how you want each participant to pay. To add a participant to a course: Go to Booking Calendar in your site's dashboard. Click the relevant course in your calendar. Click Manage next to the number of participants. Click + Add Participant . Click the Name field. Select who you want to add: An existing client: Type the name of your client or select them from the list. A new client: Click + Add Contact , enter the participant's details and click Save . Enter the total number of participants for the booking under Group of . Note: You can only edit this number before the service is marked "Paid". Choose an option under How do you want to charge your client? : Charge with an invoice: Email an invoice to the client to get paid online. Collect payment later: Charge the client for each course session using the Manage Participants or the Orders dashboard. Mark as paid: Mark the session as 'Paid'. This option is useful for clients who pay in person. (Optional) Select the Send confirmation email to participant checkbox. Choose a saving option: Save & Add Another: Save the participant and start adding another one. Save: Save the participant and return to the participants list. Removing participants from a course If clients can no longer attend the course for any reason, you can remove them to open up spaces for others. Cancellation and no-show fees: For courses, you can apply a one-time cancellation fee to remove a client from the entire course. It's not possible to remove a client from just one session; you must cancel the entire booking since all course sessions are reserved together. Read more about cancellation and no-show fees . To remove a participant from a course: Go to Booking Calendar in your site's dashboard. Click the relevant course in your calendar. Click Manage next to the number of participants. Click the More Actions icon next to the participant you want to remove. Click Remove . Depending on the type of order, follow the steps below: Orders without cancellation or no-show fees (Optional) Select the Notify client via messages checkbox to send your client an SMS or WhatsApp notification. (Optional) Click Notify participants with an email checkbox and add an optional message for your customer. (Optional, for paid orders) Click Mark as refunded/Issue Refund to refund the client. Click Mark as refunded/Issue refund to confirm. Orders with cancellation and no-show fees (Optional) Click the Apply cancellation fee checkbox to charge a cancellation fee. Note: This option is only available for courses that include cancellation and no-show fees in their booking policy . (Optional) Select the Notify client via messages checkbox to send your client an SMS or WhatsApp notification. (Optional) Select the Notify client via email checkbox and add an optional message for your customer. Click Remove . (Optional) Adjust the total fee and click Confirm Fee & Continue . Note: You cannot charge more than the fee stated in the policy. Depending on the payment status, choose what you want to do: If payment is due: Click Collect Payment and choose how you want to charge your client: Charge with pay link , Charge card manually , Charge with invoice , or Mark as paid . You can click Not Now to collect payment later. If no payment is due: Click View Order to view the updated order or click Not Now . Need to issue a refund? You can issue a refund through the Orders page in your site's dashboard. Collecting a payment from participants Collect a payment by completing the checkout for unpaid or partially paid classes. The options you see depend on the payment settings you choose when creating the course service, as well as the payment providers you add . To collect a payment: Go to Booking Calendar in your site's dashboard. Click the relevant course in your calendar. Click Manage next to the number of participants. Click Go to Checkout next to the relevant participant. (Optional) Add new details to the participants cart: Add an item: Click + Add Item , then click the relevant tab and choose what you want to add: Appointment: Select the relevant service to add an appointment or schedule multi-service appointments . Class: Select the relevant class session . Course: Select the relevant course session . Product: Select the relevant product(s). Custom charge: Add a custom item that is not in your catalogue. Enter the item name in the What are you charging for? field. (Optional) Enter Additional info (e.g. engraving, special request). Add the Price . Add a discount: Click + Add discount: Enter the Discount reason . Enter the Amount . (Optional) Click + Add Another Discount to add an additional discount. Add a tip: Click + Add tip . Select an amount or add a Custom amount . Note: Select No Tip if you don't want to add a tip. (Optional) Click Manage tip distribution to redistribute the tips among your staff . Click Apply . Click Save & Collect Payment and choose how you want to collect the payment from your participant . Managing client attendance Manage attendance for your courses using the booking calendar in your site's dashboard. You can mark participants as checked-in or no-show. To manage client attendance: Go to Booking Calendar in your site's dashboard. Click the relevant course in your calendar. Click Manage next to the number of participants. Select the checkbox(es) next to the clients you want mark attendance for. Tip: Select the checkbox at the top of the list to select all participants. In the Attendance column, click the Booked drop-down next to the relevant client. Choose the relevant option: Checked-In: The participant booked and came in for the session. No-Show: The participant booked the session but didn't show up. If relevant, you can click notify the client with an email and personal message. Viewing custom booking form responses If you add custom questions to the form clients fill out when they book a service, you can view their responses from the participants list. Simply click the relevant client to see what they answered. Learn more about viewing booking form responses . Contacting your course participants Update your members about changes to an upcoming session or anything else they need to prepare beforehand. To contact your course participants: Go to Booking Calendar in your site's dashboard. Click the relevant course in your calendar. Click Manage . Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant client. Click Send message . Click the Message via drop-down and choose what type of message you want to send: Chat: Send your client a chat message through your site. They can only see these messages when they log in to your site. Email: Send your client an email using the address they provide when they sign up for your services. SMS: Send your client an SMS message. You can only send an SMS via your business phone number . Enter your message. (Optional) Click the relevant icon to add Saved Replies , Payment Requests , Emojis , Attachments and more. Learn more about replying to messages in Wix Inbox . Click the Send icon . Emailing course participants You can send important updates via email to specific clients or to all participants in the course using the participants list. Notes: If you use Outlook as your mail client, remove spaces between the semicolons separating the participants' emails. This helps guarantee the emails are sent correctly. You must have a default mail client set up on your computer to use this option. To email contacts on your participants list: Go to Booking Calendar in your site's dashboard. Click the relevant course in your calendar. Click Manage next to the number of participants. Select the checkbox next to the relevant client(s), or select the Client checkbox at the top to email everyone. Click Send Email . Create the message in your mail client and send it. 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: Collaborating on a Site In the Studio Editor, your team can design powerful sites together in real time, while staying aligned and connected. Tell me more about collaborators in Wix Studio There are 2 types of collaborators you can have on a site: Teammates: These are added to the Team tab in the workspace by the team owner. They are the teammates that you work with on your projects and they have access to your team workspace. Learn how to manage your team. External site collaborators: These are other professionals you work with that are not part of your team, such as freelance designers, or clients that you invite to their own site once it's ready. You give them access to one specific site, and they cannot access your workspace. For both teammates and external collaborators, you can decide what roles and permissions they have on sites and in the workspace. You can also choose the mode they can access in the Studio Editor. In this article, read all about the features that help streamline the process while avoiding any overlaps between teammates and collaborators. Edit a site together The Studio Editor is a collaborative real-time platform that lets users work simultaneously on the same site. You can edit the layout, design and content of pages or elements without overriding people's actions. Changes made by other users appear in the Studio Editor within seconds. You can also see who's working on each element or page. This minimizes conflicts and allows you to collaborate efficiently with team members and site collaborators. Start collaborating: You can invite people to join your site directly from the Studio Editor. Click the Wix Studio icon at the top left. Hover over Site , then hover over T eam Work . Click Invite People to Collaborate . Manage people's access level on this site When inviting people to help edit a site, you can limit their editing permissions based on the areas they should handle. The Editor is automatically adjusted to each person's role so any unauthorized action is either hidden or disabled. On top of the role you choose for someone, you can also restrict the pages and global sections they're allowed to edit . Note: This action is only available if you're the site owner or co-owner. Use comments to stay in sync Use the Comments panel to streamline your team's communication and keep it organized in one place. Every site page has its own comments panel so that the comments are page-specific. The comment can be general or related to an element you choose. Make your comment more detailed by formatting your text and adding lists, images and files. You can also tag specific people who should see and address your comment, so they're automatically notified. Edit the code together Wix IDE In the Wix IDE, multiple collaborators (2 or more) can edit the code at the same time. Edits made in one instance of the IDE are synced to the other instance(s) in real time. Code editor Only 1 collaborator can edit the site's code at a single time. While that collaborator is editing the code, other collaborators working on the site have read-only permissions. This includes the code editor, as well as the public and backend files in the Code panel. However, they can edit the site's design and content as normal. Switching between the Wix IDE and Code panel You can choose where to edit code – the Wix IDE or the Code panel in the editor. It is not possible to edit the code in both platforms simultaneously. If someone is editing code in the Wix IDE, for example, the Code panel in the editor switches to read-only mode (and vice versa). If you want to edit your site's code in the Code panel, all site collaborators must close the Wix IDE. You can then click Start Coding in the Code panel. Did you know? Elements that are referenced in the code have a specific label in the editor, so all collaborators are aware. If a collaborator tries to delete one of these elements, they will see a pop-up recommending to check the code or consult a developer. 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 Pricing Plans: Creating Plans in the Wix App Create new membership plans or packages on the go using the Wix app. With Pricing Plans, you choose the duration and pricing of the plan, the available payment methods, and what benefits each plan includes. Before you begin: Make sure you add Pricing Plans to the Wix app . To create a Pricing Plan: Go to your site in the Wix app . Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Pricing Plans under Catalog . Tap Create New Plan . Enter the plan's name and tagline. List the plan benefits: Tip: Here you can explain to clients what they get when they buy the plan. Go to the List what's included section and enter the first feature (e.g. 24/7 gym access). Tap Add more to add additional features. Choose your pricing options: Recurring Payments: Customers pay each week, month, or year until the plan ends. Select Recurring Payments . Tap the Payment Frequency drop-down and select an option. Enter the price per payment. One-Time Payment: Customers pay one amount for the duration of the plan. Select One-time Payment . Enter the plan price. Free Plan: Customers do not pay. Select Free Plan . Set the plan duration by tapping the Length of Plan drop-down and selecting when the plan expires. (Recurring and one-time payments only) Tap the Setup Fee toggle to apply a setup fee to the first payment of your plan. Then enter the Amount and the Setup fee name . Tap the Free Trial toggle to create a plan that starts with a free trial period . Note: This option is available for plans with recurring payments. Connect your plan to Wix content and services you create. Tap the options below to choose your Advanced Settings for the plan: Single Purchase Only: Tap to enable the toggle to create a trial plan that can only be booked once per client . Allow Plan Cancellation: Tap to enable the toggle to allow clients to cancel plans themselves in the My Subscriptions page. Custom Start Date: Tap to enable the toggle to allow clients to choose when the plan starts. Plan Policies: Tap to enter policy information and tap Save . Note: The policy appears on the checkout page. Collect additional info at checkout: Tap the relevant form and tap Save . Learn more about collecting additional info from customers at checkout . Note: You can only create and manage custom forms on desktop. Customize a Thank You Page : Tap to customize the message and button text on your Thank You Page and then tap Save . Tap the relevant option to choose where to redirect your customers after checkout: Home Page: Customers go straight to your home page after completing their purchase. Other page: Enter the URL of the page. Tap Save . Tap Save at the top right. Want to make changes to a plan? After you make plans and sell them, you can edit your plans. When you do: Changes to the price and plan duration only affect new purchases . Existing clients continue to receive the conditions they agreed to when they purchased a plan. Changes you make to the connected benefits do affect existing plan holders. For example, if you no longer offer a class that was connected to a plan, you can remove it from the list of connected services. To increase prices for an existing client with recurring payments, cancel the client's plan so it doesn't renew and then direct them to purchase the plan again. To make changes to a plan that a specific client purchased , go to the Subscriptions area in your mobile app. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Bookings: Sending SMS Notifications to Clients SMS notifications (Short Message Service mobile text messages) are a great way to enhance customer service and ensure your clients never miss a session. With Wix Bookings, you can choose which SMS notifications to send to clients, such as confirmations, session reminders, and updates. You can enable these notifications in your site's dashboard and even include automatic pay links to remind clients to pay for unpaid bookings. Important: You need to upgrade your site to a plan that supports booking platform features in order to send SMS notifications SMS notifications must comply with the Wix SMS terms of use . To send more advanced SMS notifications, with custom text and timing, you can add the Omnisend app to your Wix Bookings site. Types of SMS notifications Wix Bookings offers pre-installed SMS notifications to keep your clients up to date about their bookings. By default, these notifications are deactivated, but you can activate them at any time from your booking settings. Certain SMS notifications are sent automatically when a client opts in, while others you send directly from your booking calendar, and some can be both depending on the situation. Learn more about Wix pre-installed automations . Important: Clients must provide a valid phone number with a country code to receive SMS notifications. Here are the notifications you can activate: Pre-installed notifications Make sure these toggles are enabled so your clients can automatically receive SMS notifications for these actions: Send clients an SMS confirmation when they book: Clients receive an SMS confirming their booking. Notify clients when their booking is canceled: Clients receive an SMS when they cancel their booking. Let clients know their booking request is pending confirmation: When appointments require approval, clients receive an SMS once their request is under review. Let clients know their booking request has been approved: Clients receive an SMS once you approve their pending booking request. Let clients know their booking request has been declined: Clients receive an SMS once you decline their pending booking request. Remind clients about upcoming sessions: Automatically send SMS notifications 24 hours before a session. This is a great way to provide better customer service and make sure clients never miss a session. Note: Reminders are only sent for bookings made once this automation has been activated. Pre-installed notifications sent from your booking calendar Make sure you enable the relevant toggles, then choose your action on your booking calendar, and select the Notify client via SMS checkbox to send an SMS notification. Send clients an SMS confirmation when they book: Notify clients with SMS when you book a session from your booking calendar. Notify clients when their booking is canceled: Notify clients with an SMS when you cancel their booking. Notify clients of changes to their booked appointment or class: Notify clients with an SMS if you make any changes to their appointment or class. Notify clients when there's a change to their course: Notify clients with an SMS if you make any changes to their course. Enabling SMS notifications Manage your automated SMS notifications in your site's dashboard. This helps keep your clients up-to-date on the status of their bookings. SMS notifications go to the booking contact's phone number. Important: Clients must provide a valid phone number with a country code to receive SMS notifications. SMS notifications must comply with the Wix SMS terms of use . You cannot customize the SMS text or 'sent from' number. You need enough SMS quota to send notifications. To enable SMS notifications: Go to Booking Settings in your site's dashboard. Click Notifications you send . Click the SMS tab. Enable the toggle next to each SMS notification you want to activate. (Optional) Click View to preview the message your clients receive. Including pay links in SMS notifications Make it easy for clients to pay for their bookings by including pay links directly in SMS notifications. When you enable this option, clients receive a unique pay link for any unpaid sessions, streamlining the payment process and helping you get paid faster. To include pay links: Go to Booking Settings in your site's dashboard. Click Notifications you send . Click More Actions at the top right. Click Send automatic pay links . Enable the toggle. Click Save . Sending SMS notifications from your booking calendar Keep your clients informed about their bookings with SMS notifications. To send them, you need to enable the relevant toggle in your booking settings. Then, in your booking calendar, select when to send an SMS notification after an action is completed. Clients will only receive an SMS if their phone number includes a valid country code and they've opted in to receive SMS notifications. To send SMS notifications from your booking calendar: Go to Booking Calendar in your site's dashboard. Book, cancel, or reschedule a session. Select the Notify client via SMS checkbox to send your client a text message about the update. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about SMS notifications. Can I require clients to add their phone number? Yes, you can. In the phone number section of the booking form , select the Make this a required field checkbox. Note: If at least one SMS notification is turned on, phone numbers become automatically required when clients book a service online. Why can't I choose the option to notify clients via SMS? The option to select the Notify client via SMS checkbox might be unavailable for several reasons, including: If your client has asked in the past to opt out of communication. If your client doesn't have a valid country code with their phone number. If you've hit your SMS quota for the month. If you or your staff, make the booking and don't enter a valid phone number for your client. If you did not enable the Active toggle for this action in your booking settings. Tip: Hover over Notify client via SMS to see the reason. What number will my SMS reminders come from? The messages are sent to your customers from a generic Wix phone number. This number cannot be changed. Clients receive the SMS reminder at the phone number they enter in your booking form. Can I customize my SMS reminders? You cannot customize the SMS text, timing, and "sent from" number. However, you can create more advanced SMS reminders using the Omnisend app . Is there a limit to how many SMS notifications I can send? Yes. Your monthly SMS quota is determined by: The number of texts included in your site plan . The number of texts included in any standalone SMS plan you've purchased. Learn more about your SMS notification quota . When will my SMS quota be renewed? Your SMS quota renews on the 1st of each month, regardless of when you purchased a site upgrade or an SMS plan. When your quota is renewed, or "topped up", it will never exceed the total of the quotas in both plans. For example, Frank purchased a site upgrade that includes 50 texts on February 10th. He then purchased an SMS Starter plan on February 20th, adding 500 texts to his quota (550 in total). On March 1st, his quota will be "topped up" to a maximum of 550 SMS messages. Learn more about your SMS notification quota . When a quota renews, will any unused messages roll over to the next month? No, any unused messages will not roll over to the next month. When your quota renews, it will never exceed the total of the quota(s) in your plan(s). Which language is used for SMS notifications? SMS notifications are sent in your contact's preferred language. If their preferred language isn't one of your site's languages, the SMS will be sent in your site's main language. How far in advance are SMS reminders sent, and can their timing be changed? You can only send SMS reminders 24 hours before a session starts. Currently, you can not customize the timing of SMS notifications. Can I send SMS notifications to multiple participants in a class or course? Yes, you can send SMS notifications to multiple participants. For example, if you update a class time, select the Notify clients via SMS checkbox. If some participants haven't provided a phone number or have opted out of receiving communications, you will see a notification letting you know some participants are not able to be notified. Why don't my clients see pay links in their booking SMS notifications? Pay links are only included if: You have a payment method that accepts online payments (such as Wix Payments or PayPal). The order still has an unpaid balance. Your site has been published. 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< Back Advanced features CMS CMS: Displaying Collection Content on Bookings Pages With the CMS (Content Management System), you can now display content from your collection directly on Wix Bookings pages. This gives you the ability to personalize and enhance your service listings with additional information, creating a richer experience for potential clients. First, you create a CMS collection that references your Bookings Wix app collection. This is where you'll save the additional info you want to integrate into your Bookings pages. Next, you need to use Velo code to build custom Bookings pages. Then, set up the datasets on your page, connecting them to your Bookings Wix app collection and your CMS collection. Finally, connect supported elements like Rich Content to your CMS collection to display the additional information. This can be a game-changer for your online business. Imagine being a hair salon owner who wants to give customers a more in-depth look at your services. With this process, you can easily add extra, specific details about each service, right on your Bookings pages. Important: You must use code to build custom Bookings pages. Displaying CMS collection content on Bookings pages is not yet available in all Wix accounts. We're working on releasing this feature. Before you begin: Make sure to add the CMS to your site if you haven't already. Enable Wix app collections so you can use Wix Bookings with the CMS. Step 1 | Create a collection that references your Wix app collection Create a multiple item collection where you will keep the additional info you want to integrate into your Bookings pages. In this article, we'll call this your 'Details' collection. In the collection, click + Add Item to add items for each service that you want to save additional details about. Click + Add Field to add fields for each type of content you want to save (e.g. Rich Content ). Click the relevant cells to add your content to each item. Add a Reference field type and connect it to the Bookings Wix app collection: Click Manage Fields then click + Add Field . Select Reference and click Choose Field Type . Tip: Select the Multi-reference field if you want to use an item's content for more than one service. Enter the Field name . (Velo only) If necessary, update the Field ID , which is used in the site's code. You cannot update this ID later. Click the Referenced Collection drop-down and select the relevant Wix App collection. For example, select Services under Bookings . (Optional) Enter help text to include a tooltip in your collection next to the field name. Click Save . For each item, click the reference field and select the relevant service. You can select multiple services if you added a multi-reference field in the previous step. Step 2 | Build custom Bookings pages If you want to add more details from your CMS collection to your Bookings Service or Calendar page, you must convert them to custom pages. This involves adding code and using the Velo APIs. You only need to convert the Bookings pages in which you want to add details from your 'Details' collection. Click the relevant link below and follow the steps to build your custom Bookings page(s): Build a custom Booking Calendar page with Velo Build a custom Booking Service page with Velo Step 3 | Set up the datasets on your page Datasets link your page elements to the collection content so the elements can display your Bookings content. You need two datasets on your page, one connected to your Bookings Wix app collection, and the other connected to your 'Details' collection. Wix app collection dataset: This reads content stored and managed within your Wix Bookings app, such as services. Add a URL slug filter to this dataset. You can connect supported elements to the dataset to show content from Wix Bookings. Details dataset: This reads the additional content you've stored about your services from your 'Details' CMS collection. Add a filter to this dataset that filters your reference or multi-reference field. Connect elements, such as the Rich Content element, to this dataset to display the additional content you've added to your 'Details' collection. Wix Editor Go to your editor . Go to the custom Bookings page where you want to show details from your CMS collection: Note: The following steps show you how to set this up on your Custom Service Page. Alternatively, you could choose to only show details from your CMS collection on your Custom Booking Calendar page instead. Click Pages & Menu on the left side of the editor. Click Bookings Pages and select the Custom Service Page . This page displays details about an individual service, with each service getting its own URL version of the page. Later, if needed, you can repeat this process for your Custom Booking Calendar page. After clients select the service that they want to book, they choose the date and time they want to book on the Custom Booking Calendar page. Add a dataset that connects to your 'Details' CMS collection: Click CMS on the left. Click Add Content Elements . Click Dataset . Click the Choose a collection drop-down and select your 'Details' collection. Edit the Dataset name if needed and click Create . (If you haven't already) Add a dataset that connects to your Bookings Wix app collection: Click Add a Dataset at the bottom of the panel on the right. Click the Choose a collection drop-down and select the Services collection under Bookings . Tip: Make sure to select Services under Bookings instead of under BookingsV2 . If editing your Custom Booking Calendar page, select Calendar under Bookings . Edit the Dataset name if needed and click Create . Add a URL slug filter to your Services dataset: Tip: If editing your Custom Booking Calendar page, add a URL slug filter for your Calendar dataset. Click the More Actions icon next to your Services dataset and select Dataset settings . Click + Add Filter under Filter . Click the Field drop-down and select Slug (Text) . Leave is selected as the Condition . Under Value source , select URL Slug . Click Add Filter . Add a reference filter to your 'Details' dataset: Click All page datasets at the top of the Dataset Settings panel on the right. Click the More Actions icon next to your 'Details' dataset and select Dataset settings . Click + Add Filter under Filter . Click the Field drop-down, select your Reference (Services) field or Multi-Reference (Services) field, then click Add Filter . Add the supported elements that you want to display details from your CMS 'Details' collection. For example, you could add the Rich Content element to display the rich content fields from your 'Details' collection. Connect the elements to the relevant fields in your 'Details' dataset. (If you haven't already) Add and connect elements to your Services dataset to display details from your Bookings Wix app collection. When editing your Custom Booking Calendar page, add and connect elements to your Calendar dataset. (Optional) If you also want to display content from your 'Details' collection on your Booking Calendar page, repeat these steps for your Custom Booking Calendar page. Click Preview at the top right and use the Preview toolbar to test the connections for the relevant services. Publish your site when you are ready to make the changes go live. Studio Editor Go to your editor . Go to the custom Bookings page where you want to show details from your CMS collection: Note: The following steps show you how to set this up on your Custom Service Page. Alternatively, you could choose to only show details from your CMS collection on your Custom Booking Calendar page instead. Click Pages on the left side of the editor. Click Bookings Pages and select the Custom Service Page . This page displays details about an individual service, with each service getting its own URL version of the page. Later, if needed, you can repeat this process for your Custom Booking Calendar page. After clients select the service that they want to book, they choose the date and time they want to book on the Custom Booking Calendar page. Add a dataset that connects to your 'Details' CMS collection: Click CMS on the left. Click Add Content Elements . Click Dataset . Click the Choose a collection drop-down and select your 'Details' collection. Edit the Dataset name if needed and click Create . (If you haven't already) Add a dataset that connects to your Bookings Wix app collection: Click Add a Dataset at the bottom of the panel on the right. Click the Choose a collection drop-down and select the Services collection under Bookings . Tip: Make sure to select Services under Bookings instead of under BookingsV2 . If editing your Custom Booking Calendar page, select Calendar under Bookings . Edit the Dataset name if needed and click Create . Add a URL slug filter to your Services dataset: Tip: If editing your Custom Booking Calendar page, add a URL slug filter for your Calendar dataset. Click the More Actions icon next to your Services dataset and select Dataset settings . Click + Add Filter under Filter . Click the Field drop-down and select Slug (Text) . Leave is selected as the Condition . Under Value source , select URL Slug . Click Add Filter . Add a reference filter to your 'Details' dataset: Click All page datasets at the top of the Dataset Settings panel on the right. Click the More Actions icon next to your 'Details' dataset and select Dataset settings . Click + Add Filter under Filter . Click the Field drop-down, select your Reference (Services) field or Multi-Reference (Services) field, then click Add Filter . Add the supported elements that you want to display details from your CMS 'Details' collection. For example, you could add the Rich Content element to display the rich content fields from your 'Details' collection. Connect the elements to the relevant fields in your 'Details' dataset. (If you haven't already) Add and connect elements to your Services dataset to display details from your Bookings Wix app collection. When editing your Custom Booking Calendar page, add and connect elements to your Calendar dataset. (Optional) If you also want to display content from your 'Details' collection on your Booking Calendar page, repeat these steps for your Custom Booking Calendar page. Click the Preview icon at the top right and use the Preview toolbar to test the connections for the relevant services. Publish your site when you are ready to make the changes go live. 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< Back Managing your media Using the Pro Gallery Wix Pro Gallery: Adding a Link to a Gallery Item You can set any of your gallery items (images, videos or text) to open a link when clicked. The link can take your visitor to an external website, a different page on your site or even a light box. First, add a link to the gallery item. Then you can choose to set your gallery items to open a link when clicked. You can also adjust the link's title if you wish. Setting gallery items to open a link when clicked Allow your visitors to navigate effortlessly to different locations from your gallery with a single click. When visitors click a gallery item, the link opens directly within the same tab (for internal links) or a new tab (for external links). This makes it easy to explore your site or external content. To set gallery items to open a link: Go to your editor . Click the pro gallery element on your page. Click Settings . Click the Settings tab. Click the When clicking on an item drop-down and select A link opens . Add links to your gallery items: Click Manage Media . Click the gallery item you want to add a link to. Click the Link icon on the right Select the link type and fill in the relevant information. Click Done . Edit the text in the Link field. Click Done . Click Done to close the window. Changing the link's title When adding a link to a gallery item, a title for this link is automatically generated, e.g., "Go to Page", "Scroll to Top of Page". This title appears in the expand mode of the gallery item. You can change the item's link title at any time. To change the link's title: Go to your editor . Click the pro gallery element on your page. Click Manage Media . Click the relevant image. Enter the chosen text under Link Title on the right. Click Done . Types of links There are many link types you can add to a gallery item, including lightboxes, anchors, and external URLS. With these link types, you can direct your site visitors to whatever content you'd like. Click an option below to learn more about the link types: Page Linking to a site page can draw attention to important or relevant content on your site. When your visitors click the element, they are directed to the page you have chosen. You can choose to open the page in a new browser window, or within the current window. Web address Linking a web address is a quick and easy way to direct visitors to relevant or helpful content outside of your site. When your visitors click the element, they are directed to the web address you've added. You can choose to open the web address in a new browser window, or within the current window. Anchor Anchors are invisible position markers you can place anywhere on your site's pages. When your visitors click the gallery item, they are taken to the page and anchor of your choice. This is a great way to direct visitors to certain sections and content on your site. Learn more about using anchors in the Wix Editor and the Studio Editor . Top / bottom of page Add a link to either the top or bottom of the page. When your visitors click the gallery item, they are taken to the top or bottom of the page that they are on. Adding this link can make it easier for site visitors to navigate your pages, especially if they contain a lot of content. Document Link to a document you've uploaded to your site. When your visitors click the gallery item, a new browser tab opens with the document. Linking to documents makes it easier to display content such as PDFs and other files on your site. Email You can add a link to a specific email address. When your visitors click the gallery item, their default email account opens, and they can send an email directly to the address you have linked. Linking to an email address is a great way to make it easier for site visitors to contact you or your business. Phone number Link to a phone number. When your visitors click the gallery item on their mobile, they can call you instantly and directly from their device. Note: If they are using a desktop, a calling app (such as FaceTime) opens. Lightbox Link an element to a lightbox on your website. When a visitor clicks the gallery item, a lightbox opens. Linking to a lightbox is a fun and creative way of drawing visitors' attention to site content such as announcements and promotions. Learn more about using lightboxes in the Wix Editor and the Studio Editor . Tip: Learn how to use linking in the Wix Pro Gallery to organize your media into sub-galleries, with each one displayed on a unique page. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about adding links to gallery items: How can I remove a link? You can remove a link from a gallery item at any time. Just select None in the What do you want to link to? popup and click Done. Can I link multiple items to the same destination? Yes. You can link multiple images to the same destination. Click Manage Media , select the items you want to add a link to, and input the same link for all of them. Note: It's not possible to input the same link for all items in bulk. You must select and input the link for each item individually. Can I use the pro gallery to sell products directly? Yes. The pro gallery does not directly integrate with Wix Stores for selling products. However, you can link each item to a product page where visitors can make a purchase. Click Manage Media . Click the gallery item you want to add a link to. Click the Link icon on the right. Select Page . Click the Which page? drop-down and select Product page . Click the Which item? drop-down and select the relevant product. Click Done . Click Done . What happens if I've set my gallery to open in expand mode? When visitors click the gallery item, they can see your link in the expand mode just below the item's title and / or description. Can I set my link to open in a new window? Yes. When linking to a page or web address, you can choose to have the link open in a new browser window, or within the current window. 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 Your Wix Stores Categories on Any Page Showcase all your Wix Stores product categories in a gallery, repeater, or table on any page such as your Home or Cart page. When customers click a category, they go to the relevant Category page where they can view its products. Alternatively, you can create a new dynamic list page to display your categories . After connecting your gallery, repeater, or table to the CMS (Content Management System), you can use the dataset settings to choose which categories display. You can also control the order in which they display and how many appear at a time. Important: You must have the new version of Wix Stores product categories to follow this tutorial. If you don't have it, learn how to manually create a gallery of categories with the original version of product categories. Before you begin: Create multiple product categories in Wix Stores. Make sure to add the CMS to your site if you haven't already. Enable Wix app collections so you can use Wix Stores with the CMS. Step 1 | Add a pro gallery, repeater, or table to a page Go to the page in your editor where you want to display your Wix Stores categories. If needed, you can add a new page . Then add the element you want to display your categories in. Wix Editor Go to your editor . Go to the page or section where you want to display your Wix Stores categories. Click Add Elements on the left side of the editor. Add a pro gallery, repeater, or table: Pro gallery: Display your categories in a gallery: Click Gallery . Click and drag the pro gallery of your choice onto the page. Remove the default images from the gallery: Click the gallery and select Manage Media . Click Select All then click Delete . Click Done . Repeater: Display your categories using multiple elements attached to a repeater: Click List . Click and drag the repeater of your choice onto the page. Make sure your repeater has an image or button so you can link it to your Category page later. You can add or remove elements from your repeater. If necessary, you can resize the repeater so it can fit all the elements you need inside it. Table: Display your categories in a table format: Click List . Click Tables and drag the table of your choice onto the page. Studio Editor Go to your editor . Go to the page or section where you want to display your Wix Stores categories. Click Add Elements on the left side of the editor. Add a gallery or repeater: Gallery: Display your categories in a gallery: Click Gallery . Click and drag the gallery to the location of your choice. Remove the default images from the gallery: Click the gallery and select Manage Media . Click Select All then click Delete . Click Done . Repeater: Display your categories using multiple elements attached to a repeater: Click Layout Tools . Click Repeaters . Click and drag the repeater of your choice onto the page. Add an image , text element , and button to the repeater. You can resize the repeater to fit all the elements in each repeater item. Step 2 | Connect your gallery, repeater or table to the CMS Connect the collection fields to your repeater, gallery or table. The values from these dynamic fields change on your live site depending on the category shown. Make sure to link the buttons or images to the Page URL . This link allows visitors to click to go to the relevant Stores Category page. Wix Editor In your editor, click the repeater, pro gallery, or table. Click the Connect to CMS icon . Click Create Dataset . If you already have a dataset on your page, click the Choose a dataset drop-down and select Create a New Dataset . Click the Choose a collection drop-down and select Collections under the Stores Wix app collection. (Optional) Click the Dataset name field and enter a name for the dataset. Click Create . (Repeaters only) Under Connections , click the repeater element you want to connect (e.g. Text, Button, Image). Under Connection options , click the relevant drop-downs and select the dynamic collection fields you want to connect: Name (Text): The category name set in Wix Stores. Main Media (Image): The category image set in Wix Stores. Slug (Text): The unique part of the URL at the end of your Category page web address. You can set these by editing the SEO settings of each Stores category . ID (Text): The unique identifier code in the backend of each category. Navigate Page URL: The web address of the relevant Category Page. For buttons, click the Click action connects to drop-down to select Navigate Page URL . For images or the pro gallery, click the Links connect to drop-down to select Navigate Page URL . (Repeaters only) Click Repeater connections and repeat steps 7-8 above to connect additional elements in the repeater. Click to adjust your repeater elements, pro gallery or table as needed. Tip: You can add or remove elements from your repeater at any time. Disconnect elements if you want to use static content that doesn't change according to the relevant category. Click Preview to test the functionality. Click Publish if you are ready to make the changes go live. Studio Editor In your editor, click the repeater or gallery you want to connect. Click the Connect to CMS icon . Add a dataset that connects to your Collections Stores collection: Click Add a Dataset . Tip: If you don't see this option, click the Choose a dataset drop-down and select Add a Dataset . Click the Choose a collection drop-down and select Collections under Stores . (Optional) Click the Dataset name field to edit the name of the new dataset. Click Create . (Repeaters only) Under Connections , click the repeater element you want to connect (e.g. text, button, image). In the Inspector panel, under Connections , click the relevant drop-downs and select the dynamic collection fields you want to connect: Name (Text): The category name set in Wix Stores. Main Media (Image): The category image set in Wix Stores. Slug (Text): The unique part of the URL at the end of your Category page web address. You can set these by editing the SEO settings of each Stores category . ID (Text): The unique identifier code in the backend of each category. Page URL: The web address of the relevant Category page. For buttons, click the Click action connects to drop-down to select Page URL . For images or the gallery, click the Links connect to drop-down to select Page URL . (Repeaters only) Click Repeater connections in the Inspector panel to connect additional elements in the repeater. Click to adjust your repeater elements or gallery as needed. Tip: You can add or remove elements from your repeater at any time. Disconnect elements if you want to use static content that doesn't change according to the relevant category. Click the Preview icon at the top right to test the functionality. Click Publish if you are ready to make the changes go live. (Optional) Step 3 | Manage the dataset settings In your dataset settings, you can choose the maximum categories that can display at a time. You can add filters to include specific categories or use sorts to control the category order. Note: The Items per load field does not apply to tables. If using a table to list categories, you can limit the number of items displayed by clicking the Layout icon . Then, set a custom table height and enable pagination. Wix Editor Go to the dataset settings: Click CMS on the left. Click Manage Page Connections . Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant dataset and select Dataset settings . (Optional) Click the permission type next to Permissions to determine who can view, add, update, or delete collection content on your live site. Edit the Items per load field to set the maximum number of items that can load at a time . Note: This is also the maximum number of items that can load when visitors click 'Load More' buttons, 'Next/Previous page' buttons, or pagination bars. See the next section for steps. (Optional) Click + Add Filter to only show specific categories in the element. (Optional) Click + Add Sort to choose the order in which the categories appear in the element. Click Preview to test the functionality. Click Publish if you are ready to make the changes go live. Studio Editor Go to the connected dataset settings: Click the repeater or gallery. Click the Connect to CMS icon . Click Dataset Settings in the Inspector panel. (Optional) Click the permission type next to Permissions to determine who can view, add, update, or delete collection content on your live site. Edit the Items per load field to set the maximum number of items that can load at a time . Note: This is also the maximum number of items that can load when visitors click 'Load More' buttons, 'Next/Previous page' buttons, or pagination bars. See the next section for steps. (Optional) Click + Add Filter to only show specific categories in the repeater or gallery. (Optional) Click + Add Sort to choose the order in which the categories appear in the repeater or gallery. Click the Preview icon to test the functionality. 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