< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Bookings: Adding and Customizing a Weekly Timetable The weekly timetable makes it easier for your clients to find and book the right class. After you add a weekly timetable to your site, you can customize it to suit your business and branding. The weekly timetable displays the registration status for each class throughout the week (for example, 'Closed' or 'Not open yet'). The buttons for each class also change depending on the registration status (for example, 'Book now', 'Join Waitlist', or 'Full'). Notes: The Weekly Timetable is not yet available in the Wix Harmony Editor. Courses and appointments do not appear in the weekly timetable. If your business offers more than 100 class services, only the first 100 classes appear on the Weekly Timetable. Step 1 | Add a weekly timetable to your site The weekly timetable allows clients to find the classes they want to book each week without searching through your service list. Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click Add Elements on the left side of the editor. Click Bookings . Click Weekly Timetable . Drag a timetable onto your page. Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click Add Elements on the left side of the editor. Click Bookings . Click Weekly Timetable . Drag a timetable onto your page. Tip: Your timetable automatically displays your visible classes on the days they are available. Hidden classes do not appear in the timetable. You can display a maximum of 100 class services on the weekly timetable. Step 2 | Customize your weekly timetable Set up your weekly timetable so it works the way you want. Choose what details to show, update the wording for your sessions and buttons, and adjust the layout and colors to match your style. This helps your clients find the right class or service at a glance, and makes booking easier—clients can even filter the timetable by service and staff member to quickly find the class they want. For example, you can choose to display your locations if your classes take place at more than one address. To customize your weekly timetable: Click the weekly timetable element in your editor. Click Settings . Choose what you want to customize: Display Choose what information appears on your timetable, such as locations, categories, headers, and session details. To adjust what displays in your timetable: Click the Display tab. Choose what you want to edit: Header: Show or hide the timetable header, including elements like the title or time zone. Service preferences: Decide which locations and categories visitors can view. Table view: Pick which session time slots are displayed. For example, display all time slots (including closed slots) or only available time slots. Session details: Choose which details to show for each session, such as location, duration, staff member, price, number of spots left, and registration status. Button: Show or hide a button on each session. For example, a waitlist or booking button. Layout Adjust the alignment and spacing of elements to create a clear, accessible timetable. To customize your timetable layout: Click the Layout tab. Choose what you want to adjust: Header and slot text alignment : Use the available formatting options to adjust the alignment of the header and slot text. Padding between elements: Use the sliders to adjust the amount of padding between elements in the weekly timetable. Design Customize the timetable’s colors, fonts, and appearance to fit your brand. To edit your timetable design: Click the Design tab. Choose what you want to customize: Styles: Change the background, divider, and slot colors to fit your brand. Text: Adjust the font, size, and color for your timetable text. Button: Customize the appearance of the booking and waitlist buttons. Advanced design: Set unique colors for each service and choose what they override. Text Personalize the wording throughout your timetable, including messages, labels, and button text. To customize the text: Click the Text tab. Edit the text that appears in the header, filter labels, table slots and buttons. Managing your schedule: Click Manage and then click Set your schedule to manage your schedule from your booking calendar. 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: Creating and Customizing Slides Use Wixel slides to turn a rough idea or existing file into a clear, polished presentation. The Wixel Agent helps you create an outline, build slides, and match everything to your brand so you can focus on your story and your audience. Note: Actions that involve generating or editing slides with AI use AI credits . Step 1 | Create your slide outline with the Wixel Agent Start by telling the Wixel Agent what your presentation is about and who it is for. You can share an existing file or start from a short prompt. The Wixel Agent scans your content, pulls out the main topics, and builds an outline so every key point has a place in your deck. To create slides from your content: Go to Wixel . Choose how to create a Slide presentation: Describe with AI: Enter in the text box what you want to present and who it's for. For example, a 10-slide pitch for a new fitness app for investors or a workshop about social media basics for small business owners. Share a file: Upload an existing file with all the information you want in the presentation so the Wixel Agent can extract the key information and generate your slides. From scratch: Scroll down and select a blank Slides template from the Blank Frames tab. In the project, you can add elements from the toolbar if you already know the structure you want. From a template: Scroll down and select a template from the Slides tab. Review the presentation's outline: Audience: Enter the audience for your presentation so the Wixel Agent can adjust the tone and level of detail. For example, marketing team, new clients, or students. Length: Choose a length for the presentation (e.g. Short, Medium, Long) Select a generation type: Fully Customizable: Edit the elements yourself in the presentation. Designed Slides: Get a design that's ready to go, with the option to edit text. Customize the outline: Click a slide to rename the title, and add or remove information from the talking points. Tip: Click the Suggestions icon to get ideas for new slide titles and talking points. Add new slides or sections if something is missing. Drag sections or slides to change the order they appear in your presentation. Click Add Image on a slide to attach an image and choose how the Wixel Agent uses it: Use as-is: Includes the image in the presentation exactly as uploaded. Generate from this: Enter instructions to guide the Wixel Agent on how to use the image. Click Approve to confirm the outline. Select the style you want your presentation to have. Step 2 | Customize your slides and design Once the Wixel Agent has created your slides, you can fine-tune the content and control how the deck flows from one idea to the next. You can edit every slide by hand or use AI to speed up changes to the design or add animation. To customize your slides: Go to your project in Wixel . Select the relevant slide in your project. Use the action bar to customize each slide: Background: Change the background of a slide. Styles: Change the style of a single slide or entire presentation. You can choose from predefined styles or generate a brand new style with AI. Animations: Add or edit animations on your slide. Split Elements: Duplicate the generated slide to break it into individual elements that can be edited. Use the slides panel at the bottom to organize your deck: Drag and drop slides to change their order and adjust how your story unfolds. Click the More Actions icon on a slide and choose what to do: Skip slide: Keep it in the presentation but skip when presenting. Duplicate slide: Duplicate a slide to reuse and then edit the content. Delete slide: Delete a slide you no longer need. (Optional): Choose how to continue customizing your presentation from the slides panel: Add Click the Add icon to add a new slide. Select how you want to design the new slide: Add slides from PDF: Upload a PDF document. Add slides from images: Upload images. Blank slide: Start from scratch and design the slide yourself. Speaker notes Click Speaker notes . Select how you want to add notes to the slide: Add with chat: Use the Wixel Agent to generate notes for your slide with talking points for presenting. Add notes for this slide: Manually type in notes with talking points for presenting. Tip: Click the Speaker notes tab to close the notes section. Animations Click Animations . Click on the relevant animation to customize it. Choose what you want to change: Drag and drop animations that already exist to adjust their entry point. Click on the custom animation to edit, delete, or preview the animation. Click on the line of the animation to add a new animation and set up the relevant settings. Note: The available settings change depending on the animation. Some settings include: Type, Duration, Direction, Appear on click, etc. Transitions Click Transitions . Select a transition when you switch from your selected slide to the next. Repeat steps 1-2 for all slides which need a transition. Tip: After the transition is selected, hover over to click on the customization settings to change the duration and preview the transition. Tip: Add a chart to turn your data into a clear visual. Step 3 | Present and export your slides When your slides are ready, you can present directly from Wixel or export the deck to use in other tools. Choose the mode that works best for how you like to present and share your work. To present or export your slides: Go to your project in Wixel . Select the presentation in your project. Choose what you want to do: Present your slides: Click Present and choose how you want to show your Wixel project: Full screen: Start a standard full-screen presentation view that only shows the slides. Presenter view: Open a presenter view that shows your slides along with your speaker notes, so you can stay on track while your audience only sees the slides. Download and share your slides: Download your slides to your device or share them online using a generated link. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about Wixel Slides. Can I use the Wixel Agent to adjust the presentation for a different audience? Yes. You can tell the Wixel Agent about a new audience and ask it to adapt wording, level of detail, or examples to match. For example, you might simplify a deck for a general audience or make it more technical for a specialist group, then review and fine-tune the updated slides. Do animations and transitions use AI credits? Simple changes to existing animations, such as turning a transition on or off, do not typically use AI credits. Actions where the Wixel Agent designs or changes animations for you based on a description use AI credits, because they involve generating content with AI. You can always review your remaining credits in your Wixel account. What export formats are available for slides? You can export your slides to common presentation and document formats so you can present or share them outside Wixel: PDF PPTX (PowerPoint) PNG JPG This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Stores: Creating and Managing Categories Using the Wix App Make it easy for customers to navigate your store. You can use the Wix app to create any product categories you need and add products to them. It's up to you whether you want to show these categories, or only use them internally. Creating a new product category By default, all your products belong to the "All Products" category. You can create additional categories to help organize your store and make it easier for customers to find the products they are looking for. To create a new product category from the Wix app: Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Store Products , or tap Catalog and select Store Products . Tap Manage Categories at the top. Tap Create Category . (Optional) Upload a category image. Enter a category name. Tap +Add Products . Select the products you want to add to the category and tap Add . Tip: A product can belong to more than one category. Tap Save. Important: After you create a category, it's not yet visible in your mobile app or online store. Learn how to customize your store in the Spaces by Wix (and other member apps) so that your categories are displayed in separate tabs. Adding or removing products from an existing category Keep your storefront organized by assigning new products to the right categories. To add or remove products from a category: Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Store Products , or tap Catalog and select Store Products . Tap Manage Categories at the top. Tap to select the category. Add or remove products: Add products: Tap + Add Products . Select the products you want to add to the category. Tip: A product can belong to more than one category. Tap Add . Tap Save. Remove products: Tap the Delete icon next to the product you want to remove. Tap Save . Deleting a product category You can delete any categories that you no longer need. Deleting a category does not delete the products in it. They will be in your "All Products" category and any other category you added them to. To delete a category: Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Store Products , or tap Catalog and select Store Products . Tap Manage Categories at the top. Tap the More Actions icon at the top right corner of the relevant category. Tap Delete category . Note: The category products won't be deleted. Tap Delete to confirm. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Privacy and GDPR Articles Wix and the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) Wix.com is 100% committed to data protection. That’s why we welcome the California Consumer Privacy ACT (CCPA), which was passed by the state of California and came into effect on Jan 1 2020. What is the CCPA? The California Consumer Privacy Act aims to protect the consumer rights of California residents. The act serves to encourage stronger privacy for consumers and promote greater transparency for companies who have an online presence in the state. Wix and the CCPA Customer trust is our absolute top priority. We have worked with a team of experts and have implemented the required adjustments to our products, services, and documentation, to ensure compliance with the CCPA. This empowers Wix customers to get more control over their personal data and gain the tools necessary to protect the information of visitors to Wix sites. We are dedicated to data protection and have effectively reinforced this over the past 10 years. What are we doing to ensure data protection for all our customers? We employ full-time security consultants, dedicated to the security of our customer information . Wix is Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards (PCI DSS) compliant and is accredited as a level 1 service provider and merchant. This standard helps create a secure environment by increasing cardholder data, thus reducing credit card fraud. We regularly perform internal security audits to maintain our ISO/PCI security certifications. Wix's signup and login services are completed through a secure server (HTTPS/SSL). Wix uses cryptography hash functions to protect your information. Your password is stored as a hash digest and, in the event of a security breach, your original password cannot be recovered from our servers. In accordance with the CCPA, site visitors have the right to access their data or to be permanently deleted from your databases. Visitors also have the right to opt-out of the sale of their personal information. Wix has developed three main tools to assist you in becoming CCPA compliant: Right to access Right to be deleted Right to opt-out of the sale of personal 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 Using the Wix Harmony Editor Structuring your site Wix Harmony Editor: Working with DOM Order The Document Object Model (DOM) order refers to how your site pages are structured. It determines the loading and selection order of your page's elements—which comes first, then second, and so on. Having a clear, logical DOM order can optimize your site in a number of ways. Use the information in this article to learn more about why DOM is important, and how you can work with it. Why DOM order is important Site DOM is the loading and reading order of elements on site pages, and can impact your site's: Accessibility: Some site visitors may use the Tab key, a screen reader, or other assistive technologies to navigate your site. These technologies rely on the DOM order to know the order to select or read elements. Performance: DOM determines the sequence in which elements load on a site. If it doesn't match the visual order of elements, it can impact the site's loading (e.g. it may cause the page's layout to shift as the content loads). Search results ranking: Search engines use DOM to determine the order in which a site is crawled (left to right, and top to bottom). An unorganized or incorrect DOM may cause the search engine to 'read' the content in the wrong order, and misunderstand the content. Want to test your site's DOM order? You can test out the automatic DOM order of a Wix site by using your keyboard's Tab key or a screen reader on the live version of the site. Manually adjusting the DOM order Wix automatically organizes your site's DOM order by default—keeping page content optimized for performance and ranking. However, you can manually adjust the DOM order of specific sections and containers. To disable auto DOM: Go to your editor . Click the Layers icon at the bottom left of the editor. (In the Layers panel) Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant section or container. Click On next to Optimize DOM Order to disable it. Drag and drop the relevant elements into the order you want. Adjusting DOM order in the Accessibility Wizard You may be prompted to automatically organize DOM order in the Accessibility Wizard . This can appear under specific pages, or for the overall site: Site level issues: Different languages have different reading directions (e.g. French reads left-to-right, and Arabic reads right-to-left). This task is displayed when the reading direction of the site's language is not aligned with the visual order of your elements. Page issues: This task is displayed when DOM is disabled on at least one of the page's sections or containers. To organize DOM order with the wizard: Go to your editor . Click your site’s name at the top left of the editor. Scroll down to Accessibility and click Fix Issues . Click Scan Site . Organize the DOM order with the task type: Site level: Select the Site level drop-down. Page level: Click the relevant page collection (e.g. Main Pages, Store Pages). Click the specific page. Click the Organize DOM order drop-down. Select Automatically (recommended) . Click Apply . (Optional) Check the visual display of site elements to ensure they're aligned. Where does Wix get its accessibility information? We make recommendations as per the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) document , which has been developed by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) . We've based our guidelines on the following success criteria: Meaningful sequence (1.3.2) Focus order (2.4.3) 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 Recommended Apps for Restaurant Owners If you are a restaurant owner, we have some amazing apps available for your site! You can create a beautiful online menu in minutes and take orders with Wix Restaurants . You can also try out the Wix Table Reservations app, available in the Wix App Market . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Privacy and GDPR Articles Wix's Data Processing Agreement for Wix Users Our users' privacy is of extreme importance to us here at Wix and we are fully committed to protect their personal information and use it properly. The DPA (Data Processing Agreement) is a public and binding document between Wix and its users, where each party agrees to process personal data only within the purposes and instructions set forth therein. 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 Charging Per Person in Wix Hotels Important: This article refers to the original Wix Hotels app. If you are using the new Wix Hotels by HotelRunner, read this article . Learn how to check which version of Wix Hotels you are using . To charge per person: Go to your dashboard. Click the Hotels tab. Click the Rooms tab. Click the Edit icon for an existing room or click Create New to create a new one. Scroll down to the Price section. Click the Rate type drop-down menu and select Charge per person . Add or edit the weekday and weekend price. Click Save . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Connecting a domain Managing domains Checking Your Domain's DNS Records Using whatsmydns.net Perform a DNS (Domain Name System) lookup with whatsmydns.net to check if your domain's DNS records are correct and propagated. Domain propagation is the process of updating DNS records around the world following any changes to the records. When you perform a DNS lookup at whatsmydns.net, you'll see a green checkmark next to the record that has propagated at a particular server. If you see a red X, that means that either no records have propagated, or a communication issue exists between whatsmydns.net and the server. About domain propagation: Domain propagation can take up to 48 hours to complete. If you changed your domain's DNS records within the last 48 hours, you may see different records at different locations on whatsmydns.net. Learn more about domain propagation . Locating your domain records in your Wix account Check if your domain records have been verified around the world. Find your DNS records in your Wix account, then compare them to the whatsmydns.net search results. To check your domain records: Go to Domains in your Wix account. Click the Domain Actions icon next to the relevant domain. Click Manage DNS records . Make note of the records you want to check (e.g. Name Servers, A record, CNAME). Search for your domain on whatsmydns.net and compare the search results to the records in your Wix account. Not sure which connection method your domain is using? Learn more about connecting your domain via name servers vs. pointing . Checking your name server connection on whatsmydns.net Use whatsmydns.net to check that your domain has the correct Wix name server records at various locations around the world. To check your domain's name server records: Go to whatsmydns.net . Enter your domain name without the www. prefix (e.g. mystunningwebsite.com) in the search field. Note: This is the 'host name' in your Wix records. Select NS from the drop-down menu and click Search. Check that the search result matches the 'Value' field in your Wix records. If they match, your domain has propagated at that particular server location. Show me an example The screenshot below shows the results for a name servers search. The green checkmarks next to ns15.wixdns.net and ns14.wixdns.net show that those records have propagated at those locations. The records in the search result match the records in the Wix account for that domain (see the Value field). This shows that the correct records have propagated. Notes: A red checkmark next to a location means that either no records have propagated, or there is a communication issue between the server and whatsmydns.net. If the records in whatsmydns.net do not match the ones shown in your Wix account, the records may still be propagating or they may need to be updated. Checking your pointing connection on whatsmydns.net Use whatsmydns.net to check that your domain has the correct pointing records at various locations around the world. Important: Your domain must have the correct A records and CNAME records to connect to Wix via pointing. To check your domain's A records: Go to whatsmydns.net . Enter your domain name without the www. prefix (e.g. mystunningwebsite.com). Select A from the drop-down menu and click Search . Check that the search result matches the 'Value' field in your Wix records. If they match, your records have propagated at that particular location. Show me an example The screenshot below shows the results for an A record search. The green checkmarks next to each IP address show that those records have propagated at those locations. The IP addresses in the search result match the records in the Wix account for that domain (see the Value field). This shows that the correct records have propagated. Notes: A red checkmark next to a location means that either no records have propagated, or there is a communication issue between the server and whatsmydns.net. If the records in whatsmydns.net do not match the ones shown in your Wix account, the records may still be propagating or they may need to be updated. To check your domain's CNAME record: Go to whatsmydns.net . Enter your domain name including the www. prefix (e.g. www.mystunningwebsite.com) in the search field. Select CNAME from the drop-down menu and click Search . Check that the search result matches the 'Value' field in your Wix records. If they match, your records have propagated. Show me an example The screenshot below shows the results for a CNAME search. The green checkmarks next to cdn1.wixdns.net show that those records have propagated at those locations. The records in the search result match the records in the Wix account for that domain (see the Value field). This shows that the correct records have propagated. Notes: A red checkmark next to a location means that either no records have propagated, or there is a communication issue between the server and whatsmydns.net. If the records in whatsmydns.net do not match the ones shown in your Wix account, the records may still be propagating or they may need to be updated. Having trouble with your domain? If your domain has the correct records but your live site is still not connected, get more help troubleshooting your domain . Video tutorial Check out this video tutorial. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Stores: Adding and Setting Up a Wishlist Let customers keep track of their favorite products by adding them to a wishlist. You can display wishlist buttons on any or all of the following store elements: Store galleries, the Category page, and the Product page. Later, customers can review wishlisted items and choose which ones to purchase. Step 1 | Adding a wishlist option to your store When you add the wishlist to your store once, it becomes available for store galleries, the Category page, and the Product page. Wix Editor Tip: The instructions below show you how to add the wishlist to the Product page. It's also possible to add it from the Category page or a gallery. Go to your editor . Go to your Product page: Click Pages & Menu on the left side of the editor. Click Store Pages . Click Product Page . Click the Product page element on your page. Click Settings . Click the Settings tab. Click Add Wishlist . Click the Show 'Add to Wishlist' button toggle: Enabled: The wishlist button appears on the Product page. Disabled: The wishlist button doesn't appear on the Product page. Studio Editor Tip: The instructions below show you how to add the wishlist to the Product page. It's also possible to add it from the Category page or a gallery. Go to your editor . Go to your Product page: Click Pages on the left side of the editor. Click your Product page under Store Pages . Click the Product page element on your page. Click the Plugins icon . Scroll down and click Wishlist . Wix Harmony Editor Tip: The instructions below show you how to add the wishlist to the Product page. It's also possible to add it from the Category page or a gallery. Go to your editor . Click the Page dropdown at the top left of the page. Select the Product page under Store Pages . Click the Product page in the editor. Click the Settings icon on the action bar. Click the Settings tab. Click Wishlist button and click Add Wishlist . Click the Show 'Add to Wishlist' button toggle: Enabled: The wishlist button appears on the Product page. Disabled: The wishlist button doesn't appear on the Product page. Step 2 | Displaying the wishlist button in other store elements Now that your store has the wishlist, you can display the wishlist button in other elements. Wix Editor Go to your editor . Go to any of the following elements: Product page Category page Grid gallery Slider gallery Click the element on your page. Click Settings . Click the Settings tab. Click Wishlist button . Click the Show 'Add to Wishlist' button toggle: Enabled: The wishlist button appears in this element. Disabled: The wishlist button doesn't appear in this element. Studio Editor Go to your editor . Go to any of the following: Category page Grid gallery Slider gallery Click the element on your page. Click Settings . Click the Settings tab. Click Wishlist button . Click the Show 'Add to Wishlist' button toggle: Enabled: The wishlist button appears in this element. Disabled: The wishlist button doesn't appear in this element. Wix Harmony Editor Go to your editor . Go to any of the following elements: Product page Category page Grid gallery Slider gallery Click the element on your page. Click the Settings icon on the action bar. Click the Settings tab. Click Wishlist button . Click the Show 'Add to Wishlist' button toggle: Enabled: The wishlist button appears in this element. Disabled: The wishlist button doesn't appear in this element. Step 3 | Customizing the wishlist button To get the perfect look for the wishlist button, customize it using the layout and design settings. Note that on the Product page, the wishlist button appears next to the 'Add to Cart' button. In other elements, it's found on the product image. Wix Editor Go to your editor . Go to any of the following elements: Product page Category page Grid gallery Slider gallery Click the element on your page. Click Settings . Click the Layout tab and select Wishlist button . Customize the spacing. Click the Design tab and select Wishlist button . Customize the design using the available options. Studio Editor Go to your editor . Go to any of the following: Category page Grid gallery Slider gallery Click the element on your page. Click Settings . Click the Layout tab and select Wishlist button . Customize the spacing. Click the Design tab and select Wishlist button . Customize the design using the available options. Wix Harmony Editor Go to your editor . Go to any of the following elements: Product page Category page Grid gallery Slider gallery Click the element on your page. Click the Settings icon on the action bar. Click the Layout tab and select Wishlist button . Customize the spacing. Click the Design tab and select Wishlist button . Customize the design using the available options. Step 4 | Customizing the My Wishlist page The My Wishlist page is where customers can view and keep track of their favorite products. You can optionally add an 'Add to Cart' button to make it easy for customers to make purchases. Wix Editor Click Pages & Menu on the left side of the Editor. Click Members Area . Click the My Wishlist page. Click the My Wishlist page in the editor. Click Settings . Customize the My Wishlist page using the available options. Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click Pages on the left side of the editor. Click your Member Page under Members Area . Click the My Wishlist page in the Editor. Tip: If not already on the page, first click the member pages, click the Member Menu , then click Manage and Navigate and select My Wishlist . Click Settings . Customize the My Wishlist page using the available options. Wix Harmony Editor Go to your editor . Click the Page dropdown at the top left of the page. Select the My Wishlist page under Members Area . Click the page in the editor. Customize the page using the available options in the action bar. 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 Apps: Contrast Checker The Wix Contrast Checker is an add-on that enables you to check the level of contrast between two colors. By ensuring the colors on your site are contrasted to a certain standard, you are improving your site accessibility. It follows the recommended guidelines from the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG). These contrast ratio guidelines aim to ensure that there is sufficient differentiation between any two colors. For example, the color of the text versus the color of the background the text sits in. Adding the Contrast Checker to your site To get started, add the Wix Contrast Checker add-on in your editor. Once added, you can open it any time from Tools in your editor. Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click Tools at the top right. Click Editor Add-ons . Click Get Add-ons . Hover over the Contrast Checker add-on and click Add . Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click the Wix Studio icon at the top left. Click Tools . Click Editor Add-ons . Click Get Add-ons . Hover over the Contrast Checker add-on and click Add . FAQs Click a question below to learn more about the Wix Contrast Checker. What is the difference between 'AA' and the 'AAA' standard? The A, AA, and AAA are standards set by the WCAG. The Wix Contrast Checker only measures both AA and AAA. Learn more about these guidelines and how they are determined . How do I check the contrast ratio between two colors? The contrast is calculated automatically when you pick two colors using the color selection button. This also shows if the contrast ratio calculation meets the required standard according to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG). What is the contrast ratio and how is it determined? The contrast ratio guidelines aim to ensure that there is sufficient differentiation between any two colors. For example, the color of the text versus the color of the background the text sits in. This makes it easier for people with low vision or color deficiencies to read and comprehend the content. A higher contrast ratio indicates a greater difference between the bright and dark areas, resulting in a more visually distinct and vibrant image. Displays with high contrast ratios typically offer deeper blacks, brighter whites, and better overall image quality. According to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG), contrast ratio refers to the difference in luminance or brightness between an element (such as text) and its background. WCAG provides specific guidelines to ensure that text is easily readable for individuals with visual impairments or other vision-related disabilities. What are the recommended guidelines? The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.0 (WCAG 2.0) is a widely used version of the guidelines, which recommends a minimum contrast ratio of 4.5:1 for normal-sized text (at least 18 pixels or 14 pixels bold) and 3:1 for large text (at least 24 pixels or 18 pixels bold). This means that the brightness of the text should be at least 4.5 times (or 3 times for large text) greater than the brightness of the background. What happens when my element does not meet the guidelines? Insufficient contrast can make text difficult to see, especially for those with visual impairments or when viewing content under challenging lighting conditions. We recommend adjusting the contrast to ensure it meets the recommended guidelines. 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: Troubleshooting Your HP Terminal Receipt Printer Important: This article is about the Wix POS Register for brick & mortar businesses. It is no longer possible to purchase the HP Terminal Receipt Printer If your receipt printer isn't working properly, review the table below to resolve the most common printer issues. Issue Solution Printer light flashes slowly When the light flashes slowly, it indicates one of the following problems: * The print head is overheating / The printer voltage is abnormal. * Paper cutter error * The print head is lifted up * The paper roll need to be replaced. Paper jam To clear jammed paper: Disconnect the printer from the tablet to turn it off. Rotate the top cover counterclockwise to open it. Open the paper compartment. Clear and reload the paper. Close the paper compartment and turn the top cover clockwise. Connect the printer to the tablet to turn it back on. Paper cutter error Open and close the printer's top cover to automatically reset the paper cutter. To reset the paper cutter: Disconnect the printer from the tablet to turn it off. Rotate the top cover counterclockwise to open it. Rotate the top cover clockwise to close it back up. Reconnect the printer to the tablet to turn it back on. This automatically resets the cutter. (If applicable) Clear the paper jam. Printer is out of paper The printer uses paper of the following size: Dimensions: 85 ft (L) x 2.25 in (W) Roll Diameter : 1.91 in 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