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Meta Pixel Request: Adding and Updating Your Facebook Catalog using Meta Pixel
Currently it is not possible to add or update a Facebook Catalog using Meta Pixel. To connect a Facebook Catalog, head to Marketing Integrations and follow the instructions here.We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is greatly appreciated.
Fit by Wix Request: Sorting Performance Tracker Sessions by Service Type
Currently, it is not possible to sort the total number of sessions on the performance tracker according to service type (appointment, class, course). We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is greatly appreciated.
Pricing Plans: Setting Up Payments
To accept payments for pricing plans on your site you must select an online payment method. Wix offers a number of payment providers, which differ by country.Important:
The manual (offline) payment method is not available with Pricing Plans. If you offer a pricing plan with recurring payments, check which payment providers support recurring payments in your region.  If you choose to switch payment providers, you must first cancel all active recurring plans, switch providers, and then ask your clients to repurchase the same plan. To accept online payments, you need to upgrade your site.To set up a payment method:
Go to Accept Payments in your site's dashboard.  Choose what type of payments you want to accept:Offer clients plans with one-time payments (no recurring payments)In the Accept Payments tab, you can choose any online payment methods available in your region.  Note: You cannot use the manual method to accept payment for pricing plans.  Offer clients plans with recurring paymentsIn order to accept recurring payments, you must connect to one of these payment providers.
Studio Editor: About Cells and Grids
Grids are a powerful tool when it comes to responsive design. The grid is made up of cells, and each element, or group of elements, gets its own cell. This keeps your layout in place on every screen size, ensuring that elements don't overlap. You can add cells to organize a section, or apply an advanced CSS grid for more precise control. The CSS grid is also available for elements like containers and repeater items which cannot be split into cells.Section gridIn the Studio Editor, sections come with a built-in grid, containing a single cell (housing the entire section). Split the section layout into more cells to give a responsive structure to the content. There are various customizable layouts to choose from.After choosing the relevant layout, refine it to your needs by adding new cells or splitting existing ones. To adjust the size of each cell, just drag the grid lines on the canvas.Advanced CSS gridNeed more precise control of the section grid? Switch to an advanced CSS grid to adjust the rows, columns and their size with advanced measurements (e.g. fr, Min/max, %). You can tailor these settings per breakpoint so the grid makes sense on every screen size.Apply an advanced CSS grid on an entire section, or just a specific cell. It's also a way to add a grid to elements other than sections, like a container or a repeater item. If the option is available, you can find it under the Layout section in the Inspector panel.Frequently asked questions (FAQs)Click a question below to learn more about grids in the Studio Editor.How do I know which grid is right for the section?Switching to a CSS grid gives you more precise control of the layout per breakpoint. You can set the number of rows and columns you want, and set their size using advanced responsive measurements (e.g. fr, Min/max, %).If you just need the section's elements to have an organized and responsive layout - there is no need to switch to an advanced grid. Set the size of each cell on the current canvas, and we'll ensure the cells look great on every screen.Does switching to a CSS grid disrupt the existing layout?No, the elements don't move around when you switch to an advanced CSS grid. A new layout of rows and columns simply replaces the previous one, based on the number of cells you had.For example, if you had multiple cells in 1 row, a column is automatically added so the elements stay in separate cells. Dealing with overlapping elements?Review our troubleshooting video to learn what to check and how to resolve this issue.
Studio Editor Request: Vertical Sections
Currently, it is not possible to add vertical sections to sites in the Studio Editor.Workaround:You can use a pinned container to achieve a similar effect, making it look just like a sidebar section.We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is greatly appreciated.
Wix Apps Request: Adding a Tool to Track BI on Your App Listing Page
Currently, it is not possible to track business information statistics such as: impressions, keyword search (utm tracking), app rankings, and page views on the app listing page in the Wix App Market. We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is greatly appreciated.
Wix Automations Request: Integrating with make.com
Currently, it is not possible to integrate make.com with Wix. A native integration with make.com would mean that you could connect other third-party platforms to Wix, with no code required. Some example include Airtable, HubSpot CRM, and Google Docs. We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is hugely appreciated.
Wix Blog: Displaying Different Blog Posts on Different Site Pages
The Post List element lets you display different blog posts on different site pages. You can add a Post List element to any page and choose which blog categories to show on that page. For example, if you have a recipe blog, you might want to show your salad recipe blog posts on one page, and your dessert recipe blog posts on another.This is a great way to drive traffic to your blog from other areas of your site and also highlight some new and interesting posts.  Step 1 | Set up your categoryFirst, you need to set up your categories in your blog. Categories are a great way to add structure to your blog by grouping similar posts together. To set up your category:
Go to Categories in your site's dashboard. Click New Category.
Enter the label for your category under Category label. This label appears in your posts and blog menu.  (Optional) Edit the last part of the category's URL under Category URL slug. Learn more about updating the category URL slug.  Enter a title under Category title. This title also appears in search engine results and when you share the category page on social media. Enter a description under Category description. This description also appears in search engine results and when you share the category page on social media.  (Optional) Click the Add icon + under Category image to choose an image for the category. This image also appears when you share the category page on social media. Click Save. Step 2 | Assign blog posts to your categoryOnce you've set up a new category, you can start assigning your blog posts to the category in your dashboard. To assign posts to a category:
Go to Published in your site's dashboard.  Click Edit next to the post that you want to assign to a category.  Click Categories. Select the categories you want to add the post to under Assign a category.
Click Publish.Step 3 | Add a Post List to your siteNext, you need to add a Post List to your site. Adding a Post List allows you to showcase posts from anywhere on your site.To add a Post List:Wix EditorStudio Editor
Go to your editor. Select the page that you want the Post List to appear on.  Click Add Elements  on the left side of the editor. Click Blog.  Click Post List.  Select the Post List you want to use, or drag it to position it on the page.
Go to your editor. Select the page that you want the Post List to appear on.  Click Add Elements  on the left side of the editor. Click Blog.  Click Post List.  Select the Post List you want to use, or drag it to position it on the page.Step 4 | Select the category to displayFinally, select the category that you want to display posts from in your Post List. To select a category:
Click the Post List in your editor. Click Settings. Click the Settings tab.  Select the category that you want to use under Choose a category.
Click Publish.Tip:You can also customize the design and layout of your Post List to match your site. Learn how to customize your Post List
Wix Contacts: Manually Adding a Contact
Manually add someone to your contact list. Contacts can be anyone related to your business, including leads, subscribers to your email campaigns, or customers. If someone takes an action on your site such as filling out a 'Contact' form, they are automatically added to your contact list.Want to import a list of contacts?You can import a contact list directly from a CSV file or from a Gmail account.To manually add a contact:
Go to Contacts in your site's dashboard. Click the + Create New drop-down at the top right and select Contact. Enter the contact's information including first and last name, primary email address, primary phone number, and physical address.
Note: Where a contact has more than one email address or phone number, their Primary email or Primary phone will receive all communications. Any additional email address or phone number is stored for your reference. (Optional) Click the Never subscribed drop-down next to the Primary email and/or Primary phone field to select a subscription status:
(Optional) Click the Add New Field drop-down at the bottom left to add more fields. You can choose from an additional field or create a custom field.
    
Additional field: Select a field to add it to your contact.  Custom fields: 
        
Click Custom Field.  Click the Field Type drop-down menu to select the relevant type of information: Text, Number, Date, or URL.  Enter the new field name. Click Add.     Click Save to save your new contact.What's next?Access your new contact's card by selecting their name in the contact list. From here you can add labels, upload attachments, and add notes and tasks about this contact.
Wix Editor: Adjusting the Layout of Your Columns
Adjust the layout of your columns to suit the look and alignment of your page. You can change the sizing and spacing to fit your content to make sure that your site is clear and easy to navigate.In this article, learn how to: 
Resize your columns Adjust the column spacing and padding Align the column contentResizing your columnsAdjust the size of columns to suit your strip's content. You can select a preset layout, or use the customization option to change the proportions to whatever you'd like.To resize your columns:
Click the strip that contains the columns in the editor. Click the Layout icon . Click a layout under Column Proportions.  (Optional) Click Customize Proportions and customize the layout by dragging the column edges.Note:If you have 5 columns, you cannot customize their proportions - they are always distributed equally.Changing the column spacingChoose the amount of space between your columns and the margins around them by adjusting the spacing and padding.To adjust the spacing and padding:
Click your strip that contains your columns in the editor. Click the Layouts icon . Drag the Column Spacing slider to increase or decrease the gap between each column, or enter a value. Drag the Padding slider to increase or decrease the space between the columns and the edge of the strip, or enter a value.Aligning the column contentEach column in your strip can have a different alignment for its content. To change the alignment of the content in your columns:
Click the column in your strip element. Click the Layout icon . Select a layout: 
    
Center: The content is aligned to the center of the column. Left: The content is aligned to the left of the column. Right: The content is aligned to the right of the column.
Wix Editor: Changing Your Page URL
Each page on your site has its own unique URL. If you change a page's URL, Wix creates an automatic 301 redirect, taking visitors and search engines from the old URL to the new one. This helps prevent visitors and search engines from getting a 404 error if they go to an older broken link. Learn more about search engine optimization (SEO). Important: You must first upgrade your site and connect a domain to your site for the redirects to be created.In this article, learn more about:
Changing your page URL URL paths to avoidChanging your page URLCustomize the URL of your pages from their page settings in your editor.To change your page URL: 
Go to your editor. Click Pages & Menu  on the left side of the editor. Hover over the relevant page and click the More Actions icon . Click SEO Basics. Enter the page URL under URL slug (last part of the page's URL). Press Enter on your keyboard.Tip:Use words related to the page's content to increase the chances of that page showing up in relevant search results. URL paths to avoidWhen you change your site page URL, you should keep URL paths in mind. It's not possible to use certain URL paths for your pages, as they're used by Wix apps or reserved for SEO. Some examples of URL paths you should avoid for your pages are:
apps _api robots.txt sitemap.xml feed.xml sites events (when using the Wix Events app) event-details (when using the Wix Events app)If you try to use these URL paths, you'll see an error that the URL's unavailable.
Wix Editor: Gallery Issues
Galleries are a classic way to showcase images and encourage visitors to interact with your pages. However, you or your visitors may notice an issue with galleries on your live site. There are a few potential causes of gallery issues, including image format and gallery type. You can rule out these causes and potentially resolve the issue by following the troubleshooting steps below. Step 1 | Test other devicesThe issues you're experiencing might be local, which means that they only occur on a certain device. In order to rule out local issues, open your live site on a different device and compare to see if the issue occurs there too.Step 2 | Check your gallery imagesGallery issues can be caused by the images that you upload to them. Check your images to ensure that they meet the following guidelines:
The following image types are supported: JPG, PNG, JPEG, JPE, JFIF, BMP, HEIC, HEIF, TIFF, TIF, WEBP, JPEG 2000 and RAW. Images can be a maximum size of 25MB.To check gallery images:
Open the Media Manager in your Editor. Click Site Files. Click the relevant image. Check the details under File Info.Note: We only support certain formats of JPEG 2000 and RAW files. Animated WEBP files are not supported, and are automatically reverted to static images. Learn more about file guidelinesStep 3 | Check the gallery typeThe gallery you have on your site may be one of our retired galleries. If you are experiencing an issue with a retired gallery, we recommend replacing it with a gallery available to add from the add panel.List of retired galleries
Impress Gallery  Collage Gallery  Accordion Gallery  Strip Showcase Gallery  Strip Slideshow Gallery  Thumbnails Gallery  Animated Grid Gallery  Slider Gallery  Slideshow Gallery  Grid Gallery Slide DeckYou may see some galleries in the Add Elements panel with the above names. These are Pro Galleries, and have different and / or additional capabilities to classic galleries. We recommend adding Pro Galleries to your site to ensure you have the latest, smoothest experience. Note:It is currently not possible to migrate an Editor gallery to a Pro Gallery. If you'd like to see this feature implemented, you can vote for it here.Step 4 | Try our troubleshooting assistantIf you are still experiencing the issue after completing the steps above, we recommend using the Wix Technical Assistant. This is an interactive troubleshooter that guides you through steps such as enabling incognito mode, and opening your site on a different browser. Take me to the Wix Technical AssistantStill experiencing issues?If the steps in this article don't resolve the issue, you can contact our support team who will be more than happy to help. Make sure to include the following information so we can assist you as soon as possible: 
A description of the issue A screenshot of the issue The steps you have already taken to resolve the issue
Wix Editor: Password Protecting a Gallery
You can set up a private gallery by password protecting the page that the gallery is placed on. To password protect a page:
Click Menus & Pages on the left side of the Editor. Click the relevant page. Click the Show More icon . Click Settings. Click the Permissions tab. Select Password Holders:
    
Enter a password. Select the language of the login screen.
Wix Groups: Adding the Groups List Add-On
The Groups List Add-On allows you to add a list of your groups to any page of your site. This makes it easy for visitors to view and join your groups.You can add your groups list to your home page, for example, so it's the first thing people see when they visit your site. You can also show your active groups as cards or in a feed for everyone to see. To add the Groups List Add-On:
Go to the Group List page in your Editor:
    
Wix Editor:

Click Pages and Menu  on the left side of the Editor. Click Groups pages. Click Groups List.   Editor X:

Click Pages  at the top of Editor X. Click Groups under Groups pages.     Click the Group List element in your Editor. Click Settings. Click Add-Ons. Click the Add to Page drop-down next to the relevant add-on:
    
Group list widget: Let visitors see a list of all of your groups. Side by Side: Show your groups as cards to site visitors. Feed Widget: Show your public groups in a feed to site visitors.   Select which page should show the add-on.What's next?The Groups List Add-On is automatically placed on the page you selected.
Wix Multilingual Request: Adding Locales
Currently, it is not possible to add locales to your site's languages. A locale combines language and region. This feature would allow you to align your site's content with the distinct needs of your audience. For example, en-US for American English and en-GB for British English. We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is greatly appreciated.
Wix Photo Albums Request: Limiting the Number of Times a Visitor Can Download an Image
Currently, it is not possible to limit how many times a site visitor can download an image from your photo albums. We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is hugely appreciated.
Wix Video Request: Editing the Video Purchase Confirmation Email
Currently, it is not possible to edit the purchase confirmation email that is sent out when a visitor either purchases a video, subscription, or rents a video. We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is hugely appreciated.
CMS Request: Conditional Filtering for Input Elements
Currently, it is not possible to create a user input element (e.g. dropdown, checkbox) that filters its available selections based on another input element's selection. For example, you cannot have a "dish" dropdown display breakfast dishes only when another "meal type" dropdown has "breakfast" selected.To achieve this type of conditional filtering based on another input's selection, you need to custom code a solution using Velo. Learn how to create a cascading form with Velo. We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is greatly appreciated.
Contacting the Wix Affiliate Support Team
Need assistance with an affiliate account? Check out the Wix Affiliates Knowledge Base where you can find answers to the most common questions. Note:Support for Wix Affiliates is available in English only.You can also refer to the Wix Affiliation Program - Terms and Conditions for more details.Want to sign up?You can sign up to be a Wix Affiliate by filling out the form here.
Editor X: Rotating Elements
Using Editor X, you can rotate elements to set them at the exact angle you need. This helps to ensure that all of your elements align perfectly with one another. Learn more about:
Rotating an element Setting docking and margins for rotated elementsRotating Elements
Select the element that you want to rotate. Click the Inspector icon  at the top right. Click Adjust. Enter the angle next to Rotate. Docking and Margins for Rotated ElementsThe Inspector panel lets you accurately position every element on your page. You can dock elements to any side of the section, container, or grid cell they’re in, and use margins to set the distance between the element and the edges.If you've already customized your element's docking and margins, rotating it doesn't change these settings. In the example below, the margin value doesn't change after the element was rotated:Tip:If the rotated element doesn't align in the proper direction, try using negative values in the margins to adjust the positioning.
Manually Adding Additional Columns or Rows to Your Table Master App
The Table Master app lets you easily create tables on your Wix site. You can upload Google spreadsheets or manually insert table data yourself.  When you insert your table data manually, you can add more columns or rows at any time if needed.In this article, learn how to:
Add additional columns to your table Add additional rows to your tableTip:You can also create a table using Velo by Wix.Adding additional columns to your tableBy default, each new table you create with the Table Master app displays 4 columns. You can add additional columns to your table in the Layout tab of the app's Settings panel. To add additional columns: 
Go to your editor. Click your table in your editor. Click Settings. Click the Layout tab. Drag the slider under Maximum columns to show, or enter the amount of columns you want to display in the field next to it.Adding additional rows to your tableBy default, each new table you create with the Table Master app displays 4 rows. You can manually add more rows to your table in the Main tab of the app's Settings panel in your site's editor. To add additional rows:
Go to your editor. Click your table in your editor. Click Settings. Click the Data tab. Click Manage Data.
Add your new data to your table under the existing rows. Click Save & Close. Your table will automatically update with the new number of rows.Note:You can only add rows to the end of your table. Currently, it is not possible to add rows in the middle of the table. Vote for this feature