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Studio Editor: Troubleshooting Gaps and Horizontal Scroll Bars
While building a site in the Studio Editor, you may notice unwanted gaps and horizontal scroll bars. Use the steps in this article to learn what you should check, and ensure that they don't appear to visitors on any screen size.Step 1 | Find and re-position elements in the Layers panelIf an element is outside its section boundaries, a blank gap is automatically created to make the element fully visible. Use the Layers panel to see a list of your page elements, and click each one to check and re-position them as needed.To find and re-position elements in the Layers panel:
Click Layers  on the left of the Studio Editor. Select an element to find it on the page.  Re-position the element using the following tools:
    
Drag and drop it to the right place. Use the handles to decrease the size of the element. Adjust the margins or resize the element from the Inspector panel .  Step 2 | Check the page edgesWhile an element may be positioned inside a section, its edges could still cross the page's boundaries and create a white gap and / or a horizontal scroll bar. This often happens with text elements. Click each section and hover over all of the elements close to the edges of the page. If any of them are overflowing, you can move or resize them as needed.Step 3 | Change the Overflow Content setting of the pageYou can hide a page's overflow content to prevent white gaps and horizontal scroll bars from automatically being displayed on the page. This setting "clips" the edges of the page, so any overflowing elements (or parts of elements) are cropped. To change the overflow content setting:
Select your page:
    
Go to the relevant page. Click Layers  on the left of the Studio Editor. Click Page.   Click the Open Inspector arrow  at the top right of the Studio Editor. Click the Design tab . Select Hide from the Overflow content drop-down.Step 4 | Check the section's heightThe height and / or minimum height you set for a section or CSS Grid may create a gap. If you're using the Fit to screen behavior, or the vh measurement (which is relative to the viewport height), the gap may appear bigger on larger screens. You can use the Inspector panel to check the CSS Grid and section's sizing, and change their height and / or minimum height as needed. To check the section's height:
Select the relevant section. Click the Open Inspector arrow  at the top right of the Studio Editor Click the Design tab . Check and adjust Height and Min H settings under Size. TroubleshootingIf you’re still seeing unwanted gaps on your client's live site, check out this video tutorial to troubleshoot the issue.
Wix Blog: Adding Hashtags to Blog Posts
Why add tags to a post when you can add hashtags?Use hashtags to help readers find related posts. When readers click a hashtag, they get a list of blog posts with the same hashtag.You can add a hashtag anywhere in a post. Simply write the hashtag symbol (#) and text with no spaces and publish your post.
Wix Editor: Troubleshooting Layout Issues on Your Mobile Site
Wix automatically creates a mobile-friendly site for you using the content and elements from your desktop site. They are not different sites, just different views of the same site.As your mobile site gets automatically optimized to fit smaller screens, you may notice alignment or structural issues. This guide will help you resolve such problems.In this article, learn more about:
Elements appearing in the wrong place Gaps on your mobile site Elements hidden from the mobile siteElements appearing in the wrong locationElements you have added to your page in the desktop editor may be placed differently on the mobile version of your site. You can manually rearrange these elements by dragging them to your chosen location.If an element appears on the menu, header, or footer of a mobile site, it is not possible to click and drag it around the page. However, you can use the right-click menu to move these elements between the menu, header and footer.Tip:When placing an item in the gap between elements, you may need to adjust the spacing. Use the Auto Space on Drag tool to automatically create even spaces between the elements. Gaps on the mobile siteYou may notice gaps on your mobile site. Our mobile algorithm "translates" desktop content for mobile but it's not always perfect, and can sometimes lead to gaps on your mobile site. Depending on where the gaps are, you may be able to remove them by make the element smaller, or by shortening the page length.Tip: The Spacing Guide tool shows you the existing gaps on your section (in pixels). It also shows an indication when these gaps are equal to one another. Elements hidden from the mobile siteWhen editing your mobile site, you may notice that you can't find some elements that appear on desktop. This is because some elements are automatically hidden from your mobile site in order to make it more suitable for mobile devices. Check which elements have been hidden from your mobile site, and unhide if needed, from the Hidden on Mobile  panel.Did you know?You can hide desktop elements from your mobile site, and replace them with mobile-only elements. Create a personalized experience that accurately reflects your brand or business on mobile.
Wix Events: Limiting Registration and Creating Waitlists for RSVP Events
Stay in control of your RSVP event by limiting the number of guests who can register. You decide what happens when the event is full. You can automatically display an RSVP closed ribbon:Alternatively, you can let guests add their names to your waitlist.Note:Waitlists are not available for ticketed events. You can, however, limit the number of tickets available to be purchased.In this article, learn more about:
Limiting registration & enabling waitlists Viewing the waitlist Adding someone from the waitlist to an event Increasing the maximum number of guestsLimiting registration and enabling waitlistsIn the registration tab you can set a limit on the number of people who can attend your event and decide whether to offer a waitlist option. To limit registration and enable waitlists:
Go to the Events tab in your site's dashboard. Select the relevant event. Select the Settings tab at the top. Click Edit next to Registration Settings. Select Limited Guests. Enter the limit in the Limit the number of guests field. Select what happens when then guest limit is reached:
    
Close Registration: Guests can no longer register. Add guests to a waitlist: Guests can continue to register, but are added to a waitlist.   Click Save.Viewing the waitlistIn the Events tab in your site's dashboard, you can see at a glance how many people RSVP'd and how many are on the waitlist.To view the complete waitlist:
Go to Events in your site's dashboard. Select the event you want to view. Select the Guests tab at the top. Click the Filter by drop-down and select Waitlist.Adding someone on the waitlist to an eventYou have the ability to manually add anyone who is on the waitlist to your event. To add someone to the event:
Go to Events in your site's dashboard. Select the relevant event. Select the Guests tab at the top. Click the Waitlist drop-down next to the relevant person. Select Going.Increasing the number of guests who can registerWhen you increase the maximum number of guests who can register for your RSVP event, an automated email is sent to the people on your waitlist. Additional guests register on a first come, first served basis.To edit the automated email and increase the guest limit:
Go to the Events tab in your site's dashboard. Select the relevant event. Click the Settings tab at the top. (Optional) Edit or disable the automated email sent to people on the waitlist:
    
Disable the email: Click the toggle next to Waiting List Email to disable it. Edit the email:

Scroll down to the Waiting List Email and click Edit. Edit the email text and click Save.     Increase the number of guests who can register:
    
Click Edit next to Registration Settings. Increate the number of guests allowed in the Limit the number of guests field. Click Save.
Wix Logo Request: Restoring Deleted Logos
Currently, logos created with the Wix Logo Maker cannot be recovered once they've been deleted. We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is hugely appreciated.
Wix Restaurants Request: Duplicating Dish Extras
Currently, you can add extras to dishes in your online ordering menu, but it is not possible to duplicate these extras and add them to multiple dishes. We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is greatly appreciated.
Wix Stores: Viewing and Fulfilling Local Delivery Orders
Customize the columns in your Orders tab to make it easy to view all your local delivery and scheduled orders, so that you can get them out to your customers on time. Step 1 | Customize the columns in the Orders tabWhen you go to the Orders tab, the default columns are always displayed. By adding the "Delivery Method" and "Delivery Time" columns to your orders list, you can view your upcoming local orders at a glance and see which ones need to be dealt with right away.To customize the columns in the Orders tab:
Go to Orders in your site's dashboard. Click the Customize column icon . Select the checkboxes next to Delivery time and Delivery method. (Recommended) Deselect the checkboxes next to any columns you don't need.Step 2 | Filter the orders that are displayedFilter your order list to help you focus on the task you or your staff members want to do next.For example, if a staff member is preparing local delivery orders that need to be delivered on Nov. 2, they can filter the order list to display those orders and hide the rest.To filter the order list for local delivery:
Click Filter. (Optional) Select the checkboxes next to Unfulfilled and Partially Fulfilled. Do either or both of the following:
    
Select the local delivery option under Delivery Method. Select the relevant delivery day under Delivery Time.  Step 3 | Save your order list viewOnce you've got the columns and filters just the way you like them, you can save your view. You can even save multiple views for different purposes. For example, if you deliver from two locations, you can save the view for each one separately. After setup, when you want to fulfill orders, simply select the view you need.Want to learn more?Check out the full course in Wix Learn on building your store or skip to the video on managing your orders.
ADI: Deleting Something from Your Site
When you choose an ADI template for your site, pages, sections and elements are automatically added. Personalize your site and make it your own by deleting or hiding something from your site at any time.Learn more about:
Deleting a page section Deleting a page Hiding an element from a section Deleting an appDeleting a page sectionYou can delete any section at any time from your ADI site.To delete a page section:
Click the section that you want to delete. Click the Show More icon  . Click Delete. Click Delete again to confirm.Deleting a pageYou can delete a page from your ADI site at anytime. When you delete a page, you remove it from your site menu.To delete a page:
Click the Pages menu at the top bar inside ADI. Hover over the page that you want to delete and click the Settings icon . Click Delete. Click Delete on the pop-up.Hiding an element from a sectionYou can choose which elements or text fields are displayed in your sections. This means that you can customize your sections exactly as you wish. When you hide an element it's not deleted, you can always show it again later.To hide an element from a section:
Click the section that contains the element or text field that you want to show or hide. Click Edit. Select or deselect the Show/Hide icon next to the relevant field:
    
Selected: The element or text field is shown.  Unselected: The element or text field is hidden.  Deleting an appYou can delete an app from your site at anytime.Note:To delete certain apps, e.g. the Members Area and Wix Blog, you need to delete the page the app is on. Learn MoreTo delete an app:
Click the app and click the Edit  icon. Click Delete.  Click Delete to confirm.
Checking for Restricted Products & Services when Setting Up Your Payments
Important:Before signing up with any payment providers, please make sure to check your offerings against their list of prohibited products and services.When setting up your payment methods, you need to indicate whether you sell / do not sell any restricted products or services:Click I'm not selling anything on the list if you are not selling any items which may be restricted by your payment provider. Be sure to check with your provider's terms of service to be sure of what products they allow. For Wix Payments users, please check the Wix Payments restricted and prohibited products and services list.If you click I am selling products & services on the list, the available payment provider options will be adjusted according to the chosen category.
Collecting the Colorado Retail Delivery Fee
Important:The Colorado retail delivery fee is relevant for business that deliver goods to clients, such as through Wix Stores or Wix Restaurants Orders (New). Add the Colorado Retail Delivery Fee app to your site so you can automatically collect the fee whenever needed. Relevant customers will see the fee in the Checkout Page and in invoices. What fee is required in Colorado?The state of Colorado requires retailers in Colorado (and, in some cases, out of state) to collect a $0.28 delivery fee on most deliveries to customers in the state of Colorado. Read the statement put out by the Colorado department of revenue.To add the Colorado Retail Delivery Fee app:
Go to the Wix App Market in your Editor:
    
Wix Editor: Click Add Apps  on the left side of the Editor. Editor X: Click App Market  at the top of Editor X.   Start typing "Colorado Retail Delivery Fee" in the search bar and select it from the results. Click Add to Site.  Review the permissions and click Add to Site. Tip:The app requires no setup. You just need to add it to your site. The fee is automatically added to relevant orders.FAQsClick below to learn more about collecting the Colorado retail delivery fee.Where do I see the fee that was collected?You'll see the fee that was collected in the Orders tab in your site's dashboard. Under Payment Info, it appears as Colorado Retail Delivery Fee.My business is located outside of Colorado. Do I need to collect and pay this fee?Businesses based outside of Colorado may need to collect and remit if their sales in Colorado exceed a set amount.If your business is located outside of Colorado and you're not sure whether the fee applies to you, we suggest you consult with an accountant or with your local tax authority.My business is in Colorado. Do I need to collect this fee when shipping outside of Colorado?No, this fee is collected only when orders are physically shipped with a motor vehicle to a location in Colorado.What if none of the items I'm shipping are taxable?This fee only applies when you are selling taxable items. If every item in an order is exempt from tax, you do not need to collect the Colorado Retail Delivery Fee.What if I'm shipping multiple products together and not all are taxable?If at least one product in an order is taxable, you need to collect the fee. If I deliver an order using 2 separate shipments, do I have to collect the $0.28 fee twice?No. The fee is collected only once per order.Do I need to collect the fee on digital sales to customers based in Colorado?No, the fee is applicable only for physical products.Do I need to collect the fee if my customer chooses store pickup instead of delivery?No. If your customer picks the order up from your location, you are not required to collect the fee. The Colorado Retail Delivery Fee app will not add the charge to the order.
Google Search Console: "Googlebot couldn't get all resources for this page"
Sometimes Google encounters URLs that it cannot crawl. When this happens it may show an error in Google Search Console saying "Googlebot couldn't get all resources for this page". If you received this message for URLs beginning with frog.wix.com, please note that these URLs are part of the structure of your Wix site. They do not affect Google's ability to crawl your site's content, and do not impact on your site's SEO. If you encounter a blocked resource that you believe should not be blocked, contact us with a screenshot of the full screen along with the domain name (e.g., subdomain.wix.com).
Google Security Message: This Site May Harm Your Computer
You may see the message "This site may harm your computer" when viewing the search results for your site: Wix is vigilant when it comes to the security of site owners and their visitors. Wix systems do not allow sites to be modified in such a way that could make them harmful.You can remove this message by doing the following:
Verify your site with Google Search Console. Remove the resources causing the problem by following these instructions.  Submit your sitemap directly to Google.
Pricing Plans Request: Allowing Multiple Attempts to Charge for Renewals
We are excited to announce that you can now enable recurring retries. This allows you to make multiple attempts to charge for failed renewals before your customer's plan is cancelled.
Pricing Plans Request: Duplicating a Pricing Plan
Currently, it is not possible to duplicate a pricing plan. This would help save time when creating multiple plans.We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is greatly appreciated.
Section with Sticky Position Overlaps Global Section in Safari (Includes Workaround)
We are aware of an issue with global sections being overlapped by another section with sticky position type, which is caused by a matter on Safari browser’s side.As a result, the section with sticky position remains at the front and the global section scrolls behind it.As a workaround, please proceed with the following steps: 
Click the section with Sticky position. Change its position type to Default.
Site Members Request: Displaying a Virtual Tour of the Members Area to New Site Members
Currently, you cannot enable a virtual tour of the Members Area for new members upon logging in or signing up. This would enable them to explore the various aspects of the Members Area, and learn about the available features.We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is greatly appreciated.
Wix Events: Understanding Wix Analytics Reports
In your Wix Events Analytics Reports you'll find insightful data about how guests RSVP to events, how your ticket orders change over time, and what your most popular events are. Use this information to identify trends, monitor sales, and improve future events.In this article, learn more about:
The types of Wix Events reports Frequently asked questions (FAQs)How to access your Wix Events reports:Go to All Reports in your site's dashboard and scroll down to the Events section.Types of Wix Events reportsUnderstanding the different types of Wix Events reports helps you gain insights into your event performance and attendee behavior. These reports provide data on ticket orders, RSVPs, and check-in rates over specified time periods, and more.Click a report type below to learn more about it:Ticket Orders over TimeYour Ticket Orders over Time report explores your ticket order performance and trends. You can discover how the number of tickets ordered changed during specific time periods, and compare your data against previous months.Use this report to:
See if adding new events or creating new marketing campaigns increases ticket orders. Find out if clients prefer to order tickets on specific dates, or day of the week. Ticket Orders per EventDiscover which events are your most popular. View your ticket orders by event, total orders, net sales and check-in rate for your guests customers.Use this report to:
Monitor ticket orders. See how your events ticket sales compare to previous periods.RSVPs over TimeYour RSVPs over Time report shows your RSVP trends, which you can compare to previous periods.Use this report to:
View trends in total RSVPs over different time periods. Compare RSVP data across multiple events and time periods to identify patterns and trends.RSVPs per EventYour RSVPs per Event report displays responses to your events.Use this report to:
Analyze the total number of guests and their RSVP statuses, including guests who RSVP'd yes, no, or are in a waitlist. Track the number of guests who checked in and the overall checked-in rate.FAQsClick a question below to learn more about your Wix Analytics Events reports.Where can I learn about the terminology used in these reports?You can view definitions for Wix Events terms in the Wix Analytics glossary.How do I save my favorite reports so that I can access them quickly?On the All Reports page, click the Add to Saved reports icon  next to a specific report to add it to your saved reports. Your saved reports appear at the top of the page.How do I change the type of graph in the report?On the All Reports page, hover over a report to see the different views available. The offered graphs vary according to the type of report (e.g. tables, line charts, maps).You could also switch between report views within a report by clicking the options at the top.
Wix Automations Request: Creating Draft Automations
Currently, it is not possible to create a draft automation to return to and activate at a later date.However, you can activate an automation and then immediately change its status to inactive. When doing this, be aware that because the automation will be active for a brief period of time, actions may be triggered.To deactivate an automation:
Go to Automations in your site's dashboard. Click the More Actions icon  next to the automation you want to deactivate. Disable the toggle.We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is greatly appreciated.