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Digital Services Act: Notice on Content Moderation and User Numbers
The EU’s Digital Services Act (DSA) aims to create a safer digital space where the fundamental rights of users are protected. These are values that Wix shares. At Wix, we are committed to providing a secure and welcoming platform for our users.Wix.com content guidelines are comprised of 3 fundamental pillars:
Wix is a powerful tool that allows anyone the freedom to create, express themselves and publish the most diverse content through the internet. At Wix, making sure that our employees, Users, and Users of Users feel safe is our first priority.  Users should be treated equally under our policies.As part of this commitment, we engage in both proactive and reactive content moderation measures to ensure that content on our platform adheres to our policies and guidelines.Proactive measuresBased on the "Good Samaritan" provision outlined in the DSA, Wix undertake voluntary investigations aiming to identify and act against illegal content. We do this by applying a combination of automated tools and human review to proactively moderate content on our platform. Our automated tools are designed to make our best efforts in trying to identify specific illegal activities, such as:
Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM): Once identified, our team of trained moderators reviews and, if necessary, takes action on suspicious content.  Phishers and Fraudster Behaviour: Based on specific patterns, we strive to identify accounts that have the primary purpose of conducting any form of web forgery. This includes publishing malicious websites or tricking visitors into giving up sensitive information such as passwords, account details, or credit card numbers.
Reactive measuresIn addition, Wix employs the following reactive measures:
Communication channels: Wix offers channels allowing both individuals and law enforcement agencies to report content that allegedly violates the law, and/or our terms and policies.  Moderation: We provide ongoing training and support to ensure that our moderators have the necessary skills and knowledge to moderate content effectively.How to contact usIf you are an individual and find any content in our services that you believe to be illegal or to violate our terms and policies, please report potential abuse.If you are representing a public law enforcement agency, you can send your requests to the email address: subpoenas@wix.comNumber of European users under the Digital Services Act for Wix.comThe Digital Services Act requires that Wix publishes information on the average monthly active recipients of our service.Over the six month period between February 1, 2024 – July 31, 2024, Wix.com had approximately 1.05 million average monthly recipients of our service in the European Union.
Disconnecting a Payment Provider
You can disconnect a payment provider if you no longer wish to use it. Once you've disconnected it, it no longer appears on your checkout page.Disconnecting your payment provider from Wix will not close your account with the provider. You can reconnect your account to Wix whenever you choose. To disconnect a payment provider:
Go to Accept Payments on your site's dashboard. Click Manage next to the relevant payment provider. Click Disconnect.Disable a payment provider temporarily:If you don't want to disconnect the payment provider but remove it temporarily from your checkout page, disable the Accepting payments toggle. This will change the status next to the toggle to Not accepting payments.
Enabling Cookies in Your Browser
If your browser is set to block third-party cookies, you may have trouble logging in to your Wix account. Enable cookies to make sure you can log in successfully. Supported Browsers:We recommend using the most current version of a browser supported by Wix. Go to www.whatismybrowser.com to make sure your browser is up to date.Select your browser below to learn how to enable cookies:Google Chrome
Click the More icon  at the top right of the browser. Select Settings.
  Click Privacy and security. Click Cookies and other site data. Select Allow all cookies.
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Make sure Block third-party cookies is disabled if you're using Database Collections.  You can learn more in Google's article about managing cookies in Chrome.SafariClick Safari in the menu bar and select Preferences.Click Privacy.Uncheck the box next to Block all cookies. Note: Make sure the version of Safari you're using is supported by Wix. View Supported BrowsersMozilla Firefox
Click the Menu icon  at the top right of your browser. Click Settings. Select the Privacy & Security panel on the left.  Select Custom under Enhanced Tracking Protection and make sure Cookies is unchecked.Microsoft EdgeClick the More icon  at the top right and select Settings. Scroll down and select View advanced settings.Click the drop-down under Cookies and select Don't block cookies.Note: Make sure the version of Edge you're using is supported by Wix. View Supported BrowsersInternet Explorer 11
Click the Settings icon at the top right and select Internet options.
 Click the Privacy tab. Click the Advanced button. Click Accept under First-party cookies.  Click Accept under Third-party cookies.  Click OK. Note: Wix no longer supports editing or viewing live sites on IE11. We recommend using an updated browser such as Chrome to view and edit your site. Learn more about Wix's compatibility with Internet Explorer.
Getting an Overview of Your Payments on Mobile
View an overview of all the payments you've received through your site on mobile, as well as the details of each transaction. Show me how
Open the Wix Mobile app. Tap Dashboard on the relevant site. Scroll down to Payments. Tap View Payments.Tip: If you don't see the Payments option, try updating to the latest version of the Wix app. Payment Activity OverviewSee an overview of your activity, tallying your gross income and the number of payments you've received for the current day, previous day, or for all time. Payments ListTap View Payments to see your payment history. In this section, you can see a list of all your payments received through any payment method and provider. The list includes the following details for each payment:   
Your customer's name / email address The date of the payment The amount of the payment The product/service that was purchased The status of the payment (successful, declined, refunded, pending etc.) The payment methodViewing More DetailsTap a transaction to see more details about it:Payment Details: The payment ID and an explanation of the payment statusPayment Method Details: The payment provider and credit card detailsCustomer Info: The name, email address and phone number your customer provided during the checkout processFiltering Your Payments ListClick the Filter icon at the top of the page to filter your transactions by payment method and status. Select the relevant timeframe using the From and To fields. Learn more about payment statusesEach payment is labeled with one of the following statuses:
Succeeded: The transaction was approved Pending: The transaction was approved, but the funds are not yet available for payout. Declined: The transaction has been declined. Refunded: The payment has been refunded to your customer. Chargeback: A customer has disputed your charge with his card provider or bank. The funds have been returned to the customer's account. Learn more about chargebacksNote: Only active statuses appear in the payments list; e.g. if you didn't receive a Chargeback, you won’t see it in the filter options. Manual (Offline) PaymentsIf you're receiving payments using the manual (offline) method, they will only appear in the payments list if you mark them as paid.See how to mark manual payments as paid:
Store orders in Wix Stores Services in Wix BookingsUsing Wix Hotels?Click below to learn how to set up and manage payments:
Wix Hotels
Pricing Plans Request: Additional Email Notifications for Pricing Plan Customers
Currently, customers receive a confirmation email after they purchase their plan. They do not receive additional email notifications such as renewal reminders, notifications about changes etc.We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is hugely appreciated.
Product Page: Font for Options is Different on Mobile (Includes Workaround)
We're aware of the issue and are currently gathering more information regarding this matter.Meanwhile, you can do the following to resolve the issue:The font displayed on mobile for product options is currently taken from your site’s Paragraph 2 style instead of from your design selections. 
To fix this, you can edit the Paragraph 2 style in the theme manager.
Wix Bookings Request: Customize the Email Address Notifications Are Sent From
We are excited to announce that you can now customize the email address you send email notifications from.
Wix Editor: Previewing Your Password Protection Window
If you password protect a page on your site, your site visitors are required to enter the password to view the content of that page.The password window looks like the example screenshot below:Important:You can only see the password window on your live site. It does not appear when previewing your site.To view your password protection window:
Publish your site. Access your live site. Navigate to the password protected page.
Wix Invoices Request: Adding Wix Events to Your Invoices Automatically
Currently, Wix Invoices does not automatically add Wix Events as an item when you create a new invoice. This information must be entered manually.We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is greatly appreciated.
CMS Request: Connecting the Slideshow Element to a Dataset in the Wix Editor
Currently, in the Wix Editor, it is not possible to connect the slideshow element to a dataset. This would allow you to display details about a different CMS (Content Management System) collection item on each slide of your slideshow.Workarounds:
In the Studio Editor, you can connect slideshows to datasets to show a different collection item in each slide. You can build your site in the Studio Editor if you would like this capability.  You can connect supported elements that are attached to your slideshow slides to a dataset to show CMS content for a single item. This does not allow you to show a different item on each slide, however, you can connect the elements on each slide to different collection fields to show different details about a single item on each slide. We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is hugely appreciated.
Dayful by Wix: Customizing Your Booking Page
After setting up your services on Dayful by Wix, customize the page your clients use to book them. This is what they see when you share a link to the service or embed the widget on your website, so make sure it fits your brand.Important:To customize the design of your Booking Page, upgrade your Dayful plan. Need help with Dayful? Send a message to our Experts and they will get back to you as soon as possible.To customize your Booking page:
Go to the Channels tab in your Dayful dashboard.  Click Booking Page. Click Edit Design.  Choose what version of your Booking Page to edit, using the arrows next to Preview:
    
Service List: What your clients see when you display your service page. This can include any of your services.  Calendar: Show clients the full weekly timetable for specific appointments or classes.  Memberships and packages: Show clients your pricing plans or membership packages.   Set the colors of your Booking Page on the left:
    
Background color: Choose an appropriate background for your services.  Accent color: Choose the color for your Booking Page buttons. Text color: Choose the color for your font, make sure it stands out from the background color and easy to read.  Font: Choose the font for the text on your Booking Page.    Click Save & Publish. Note:The design settings you choose for the Booking Page apply to all links you share and all website widgets you embed.Tip:Click the Mobile Preview button to make sure your Booking Page design is optimized for mobile as well.
Email Marketing: Customizing the Backgrounds of Your Campaigns
Customize both the outer and inner backgrounds of your email campaign to make your campaign stand out the way you want it to.In this article, learn how to customize your campaign's: 
Outer background Inner backgroundCustomizing the outer backgroundPersonalize the outer background of your email campaign by choosing a color, pattern, or uploading an image. The recommended image size is 1920 X 1080 pixels, but the background width is limited to 720 pixels when viewed as an email. We suggest using decorative images for the background. If a subscriber clicks to view the full email, they will see the complete background.To edit the outer background: 
Go to Email Marketing in your site's dashboard. Click Edit next to an existing campaign or create a new one. Click Background  on the left. Choose whether to show background colors or patterns and images in the outer background: 
    
Background colors: Select the relevant color or click the Pick Color icon  to choose a custom color.  Patterns and images: Select the relevant pattern / image or click the Add icon  to choose another pattern or image. Then click the Settings icon  to choose the color behind the image or to have the image repeat itself across the background.    Customizing the inner backgroundCustomize the background of the middle portion of your email campaign, which is 700 pixels wide. To edit the inner background: 
Go to Email Marketing in your site's dashboard. Click Edit next to an existing campaign or create a new one. Click Background  on the left. Click Customize Inner Background at the bottom. 
Click the Show background color toggle to choose a color for the inner background or make it transparent:
    
Enabled: Choose the color you want to appear behind the content in the inner portion of your campaign.  Disabled: The inner portion behind your campaign's content is transparent. This causes your content to appear on top of the outer background.    Drag the Border width slider to adjust the width of the inner background border. Then click the Border color to adjust its color.
Exporting Orders
Important:This article is relevant for Wix Stores, Wix Bookings, Wix Restaurants Orders (New) orders, and Wix Donations.You can export the data you need and remove the data you're not interested in at the moment. Choose whether you prefer to display each item purchased as a separate row (even if they are part of the same order).Alternatively, you can display each order in a separate row, even if it contains multiple items. To export your orders:
Go to the Orders tab in your site's dashboard. Select the orders you want to export:
    
Select the checkboxes next to the relevant order(s). Choose the checkbox next to Order at the top left to select all orders.  
Click Export.
Select how you want to display exported orders:
    
Item purchased: Each item purchased is displayed in a separate row, even if they are part of the same order.  Orders: Each order is displayed in one row, even if multiple items were purchased.   Deselect the columns that you do not want to include (e.g. deselect billing and payment columns if they are not relevant at the moment). Save the file to your computer: 
    
Chrome: The CSV file downloads and appears on the bottom of your screen.  Firefox: Select Open with to open or Save File to save. Internet Explorer: Click Save at the bottom of your screen.  Safari: The file opens. Click cmd + s on your keyboard to save the file (with a .csv extension, and Page Source format).   Note:The time of purchase recorded in the CSV file is always given in Coordinated Universal Time (UTC). For instance: January 01,  5.00PM (PST) = January 02, 1.00AM (UTC).
Request: Cash on Delivery (COD) as a Payment Method in India
Currently, it is not possible to accept payments using cash on delivery / collect on delivery, where online payment is only collected once an order has been fulfilled. As a workaround, you can accept payments using the manual payment method. We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is hugely appreciated.
Test Sites: Accessing the Release Manager
Manage the versions of your website, including your published site and any associated test sites in the Release Manager. From there, you can edit the exposure of your test sites, publish new versions of your site, and discard test sites as needed.

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You can also access the Release Manager from inside your editor.Wix EditorStudio Editor
Go to your editor. Click Site on the top bar. Click Release Manager.
Go to your editor. Click the Wix Studio icon at the top left of the editor. Hover over Site. Click Release Manager.
Wix Blog: Adding Google AdSense Ads to Blog Posts in Wix Blog
You can use Google AdSense to monetize your blog by adding ad space to your blog posts. AdSense matching ads from paid advertisers to your blog based on your content and visitors. Learn more about how Google AdSense worksImportant:The ad unit created and displayed in your blog post does not appear in your list of ad units in your dashboard. It's separate to ads you have displayed on other parts of your site. Step 1 | Create a Google AdSense accountFirst, you need sign up for a Google Adsense account and verify your site.Important:You need to connect a domain before you can verify your site.To create an account:
Go to Google AdSense. Sign up for a new account.  Click Sites in the left sidebar.
Click Add site. Enter the URL of your site.  Click Save and continue.
Note: If you get an error, delete "www" from the URL.Note:After you verify one site, you can add additional sites to your list without verification.Step 2 | Create an ad unit and generate an AdSense codeNext, create your ad unit and generate an AdSense code. To create an ad unit and generate an AdSense code:
In Google AdSense, go to the Ads tab. Click the Ad Units tab. Select Display ads under Create new ad unit.
 Enter a name for your ad in the field provided. Click the Ad size drop-down at the top right and select Fixed. 
7.  Click Create.8.  Click Copy code snippet to copy the code.9.  Save the code for future use.
Note: You will need to paste this code each time you want to place an ad in a blog post.Step 3 | Add the AdSense code to a blog postAdd the AdSense code to any blog post you want to display an ad in.To add your AdSense code to a blog post:
Go to Blog in your site's dashboard. Select the blog post you want to edit, or click Create a Post to start writing a new post. Click Add on the left.   Click AdSense under From the web. 
Paste the AdSense code from your document under Insert an ad from AdSense. Click Save.  (Optional) Repeat the steps in Step 4 to add additional ads to your blog post. Notes:
It may take a few moments for the ad to appear in the post.  To view the add, make sure to disable any ad blockers you've installed on your browser. Want to learn more?Check out our complete step-by-step guide to blogging or watch the video in Wix Learn on adding paid ads to your blog.
Wix Bookings Request: Filtering Your Service List on the Wix App
Currently, you can filter your Services List from your site's dashboard by various parameters such as staff member, location, service, or category.However it is not possible to filter this list on the Wix app.We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is greatly appreciated.
Wix Logo: Duplicating Your Brand or Asset
You can easily duplicate a logo, or your entire brand, using the Logo Maker's Brand Studio. This simplifies managing your assets and helps maintain a consistent brand identity. Duplicating a brand copies all of your brand assets (e.g. a logo or social post) while duplicating a specific asset saves a copy of it under the same brand.In this article, learn more about:
Duplicating a brand Duplicating an assetDuplicating a brandA brand is the primary logo you've designed, plus any other designs you have created in addition to that logo (e.g. a secondary logo or social post). When you duplicate a brand, it copies all those assets together. You can duplicate a brand directly from the Brand StudioTo duplicate a brand:
Go to My Logos & Brands to access the stand-alone Logo Maker. Click the brand you want to customize. Click Brand Actions. Click Duplicate brand.Duplicating an assetBy duplicating an asset (logos, social posts, social covers, business cards), you get a copy of this design under the same brand. You can duplicate the logo directly from your site's dashboard.To duplicate an asset:
Go to Logo & Brand in your site's dashboard.  Hover over the asset you want to duplicate.  Click the More Actions icon . Click Duplicate to duplicate the asset.
Wix Mobile POS Request: Integrating Wix Invoices with Mobile POS
Currently, it is not possible to issue invoices and accept invoice payment at a mobile point of sale on your phone using Wix Invoices.We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is greatly appreciated.
Wix Video: Managing Video Channels in the Wix App
The Wix app lets you manage all your video content on the go. You can reorder your video channels and choose to show or hide a specific channel. This is a great way to maximize your time and content needs all at once, without having to be at a desk. To manage video channels from the Wix app:
Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom right. Tap Video Library then tap Videos. Choose what you want to do:
    
Reorder channels: Drag and drop the channels to reorder them.  Show/hide channels: Tap the Show/hide  icon next to the relevant channel to show or hide it from your site.
Wix Video: About Live Streaming
Stream live videos directly on your site and connect with your fans in real time. Share anything: bring your class online, broadcast a concert, lead a Q&A session and more. How long can I stream for?When using Wix Video for free, you can broadcast up to 10 minutes in a single stream.If you have upgraded to a Wix Premium Plan, you can broadcast up to 3 hours in a single stream.Scheduling an Event in AdvancePlan your stream for when you need it. You can schedule a live stream event in advance to ensure that you don't miss out on a thing.  Learn MoreLive Stream from Your Desktop Using an EncoderYou can go live directly from your desktop using an encoder. An encoder is a special software that allows you to stream from your desktop computer. Learn MoreAdditional InfoRequirements for live streaming
Add Wix Video to your published site, create a channel in Wix Video and display that channel on your site (Otherwise, your live stream won't appear). Make sure you have an encoder before going live. An encoder is the platform that connects your computer's camera to the Wix Video player. To learn more, click here.FAQsRefreshing your site:
If you go live without scheduling in advance, your site visitors must refresh the page in order to watch your live stream. For a scheduled event, your site refreshes automatically.
Can I charge viewers to watch my stream?
Yes! You can monetize an entire channel and live stream via that channel. To learn how to set up a channel subscription, click here. What happens when I end my stream?
Every live video is automatically saved to your Video Library and counts towards your media storage. A video that exceeds your storage limit is saved but unavailable until you delete older content or upgrade. To learn how to manage your video storage, click here.