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Wix Multilingual: Changing the Regional Settings of a Language in a Multilingual Site
After you add a language to your site, you can update the regional settings for that language in the Multilingual Dashboard. For example, when you add German to your site, you can choose Austria, Belgium, Germany, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg or Switzerland as the locale. The locale you choose determines the date format, time format, number and currency display, and the measurement system (Metric or Imperial) for that language version.In this article, learn more about:
Changing the regional settings of a language Frequently asked questions (FAQs)Changing the regional settings of a languageAdjust any language's regional settings directly from the Site Languages tab of the Multilingual Dashboard.To change the regional settings of a language:
Click the Switch Languages panel at the top of your Editor. Click Manage Languages. Click the More Actions icon  next to the relevant language.   Click Set regional format.
Click the Region drop-down and select your chosen locale. Click Save.FAQsClick a question below to learn more about changing the regional settings of a language.How can I change the currency of my site?You can change your site currency from the Language & Region settings in your site's dashboard. The currency you choose will be the same currency displayed across all languages. 

It is currently not possible to display a different currency per language version of your multilingual site. If this is something you would like to see in the future, vote for that feature.Can I add multiple dialects of the same language?Currently, you can only choose one dialect per language in Wix Multilingual. If this is something you'd like to see in the future, vote for that feature.
CMS: Connecting Text Elements to the Dataset Item Count
Connect text elements to the dataset item count to display the total number of items in the collection. If you filter out items in the dataset settings, these items don't count towards the total. For example, if your collection has 10 items and the dataset filter excludes 2 items, the dataset item count is 8 since 10-2=8. The same concept applies if you have input elements that allow site visitors to filter the content they see. When visitors use the filters to exclude items, the item count changes to reflect the new total items retrieved by the dataset. To connect a text element to the dataset item count:Wix EditorStudio Editor
Go to your editor and click the text element you want to connect.  Click the Connect to CMS icon  . Click the Choose a dataset drop-down and select an existing dataset that connects to your collection. Alternatively, select Add a Dataset, then choose the collection you want to connect, give the dataset a name and click Create.  Click the Text connects to drop-down and select Item Count under Dataset Info. 
Click Preview at the top right to test your item count display. Click Publish if you are ready to make the changes go live. 
Go to your editor and click the text element you want to connect.  Click the Connect to CMS icon  . Click the Choose a dataset drop-down and select an existing dataset that connects to your collection. Alternatively, select Add a Dataset, then choose the collection you want to connect, give the dataset a name and click Create. Click the Text connects to drop-down and select Item Count under Dataset Info. 
Click the Preview icon  at the top right to test your item count display. Click Publish if you are ready to make the changes go live.
Editor X: Adding Wix Video
Wix Video is a great platform that allows you to showcase your videos, engage your visitors and monetize your video content. Upload your own content, or add videos from YouTube, Facebook and more to your video library.You can also set up a live stream so that you capture every moment as it happens. The sky's the limit with Wix Video, so why not get started today? In this article, learn how to:
Add Wix Video Add Wix Video ElementsAdding Wix VideoAdding Wix Video directly from the Wix App Market will add a video widget where you can fully customize the settings to suit your needs. To add Wix Video to your site:
Click the App Panel icon  on the top bar of Editor X. Type "Wix Video" in the search bar and select Wix Video from the drop-down menu. Click Add to Site. Click OK.Wix Video is also good for business.Individual videos can be purchased or rented, and whole channels can be made accessible to subscribers only. Learn more about selling and renting videos.Adding Wix Video ElementsYou can also add individual video elements to your site from the Add Elements Panel. Here you can add single video players, video boxes and transparent video elements. To add video elements to your site:
Go to the page where you want to add the element.  Click Add Elements icon  on the top bar of Editor X. Click Media. Click on the element you want to add. Tip:You can access the Media Manager in the Upload Media section. If you have not yet uploaded media files to your Media Manager, click the Upload icon  to upload new files. If you have already uploaded some files click Show more to take you directly to the Media Manager.
Email Marketing: Changing the Theme of Your Campaign
Change your email marketing campaign's colors and text formatting by changing its theme. You can choose the same theme your site uses to give your campaigns a unified look and feel.To change the theme of your email campaign:
Go to Email Marketing in your site's dashboard. Click Edit next to an existing campaign or create a new one. Click Themes  on the left. Select the theme you would like to use. Next: Learn how to customize the elements of your email campaign.
Embedding Songkick Tour Dates on Your Wix Site
Embed your tour dates from Songkick to your Wix site, by copying the embed code and pasting it in your editor. Before you begin:Your account needs to be set up as the manager of the requested artist.To embed tour dates:
Log in to Songkick. Go to the tour dates portal.  Customize the options in the panel on the right.
Click Grab the code.  Go to your Wix Editor. Click Add Elements  on the left side of the Editor. Click Embed Code. Click Embed HTML.
Paste the code you copied from step 4 into the Add your code here (HTTPS only) field.  Click Update.   (Optional) Enter alt text that describes what you're embedding in the What's in the embed? Tell Google field.  When ready, publish your site.
Google Workspace: Reducing Your Yearly Business Email Users
If you have multiple Google Workspace business emails on a yearly subscription and would like to reduce your subscription by canceling (removing) one or more business email, follow the steps below.Important:These instructions are for reducing a yearly subscription only. Learn more about reducing your business email users if you have a monthly subscription. Step 1| Delete the user's business email
Go to Business email in your Wix account.  Click Manage at Google beside the relevant subscription. Sign in to your Google Workspace account. From the Admin console menu, go to Directory, then Users. Click Remove user or Delete user for the user you want to remove. 
Note: Depending on your Google account setup, you might need to confirm that you want to delete the user. Follow the on screen prompts to complete the process. Tip:If the user you need to delete has a Workspace Admin status, you'll need to revoke their Admin status before deleting their account.Step 2 | Contact Wix Customer CareOnce you have successfully completed step 1, please contact Wix Customer Care. We'll update our billing system so that you are only billed for the remaining business emails going forward.
Request: Using MyFatoorah as a Payment Provider
Currently, Wix does not offer MyFatoorah as a payment provider.  If you use the Manual payment method, you can mention that you accept payments through MyFatoorah and arrange the payment offline. 
We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is hugely appreciated.
Translating Your Cookie Consent Banner Using Wix Multilingual
A cookie consent banner is a notification that informs your visitors on how their cookies are being used on your site. Make sure everyone understands your cookie banner by translating it into different languages. This helps your international visitors know about cookies on your site, and it's also a good way to follow privacy rules. With Wix Multilingual, you can translate your banner into the languages you've set up, ensuring that visitors from different regions are well-informed about your site's use of cookies.Step 1 | Add Wix MultilingualFirst, add and set up Wix Multilingual. You can add Wix Multilingual from your editor, your site's dashboard, or from the Wix App Market. Step 2 | Display a cookie consent bannerOnce you add the banner and publish, a banner instantly appears on your site which you can customize at any time.To display a cookie consent banner:
Go to Privacy & Cookies in your site's settings. Click Get Started. Enable the Display a cookie consent banner on site toggle. (Optional) Click Save & Publish to display the default banner on your site.Step 3 | Translate your cookie bannerAfter you have enabled your cookie consent banner and added your languages, you can begin translating your cookie banner. To translate your cookie consent banner:
Go to the Translation Manager in your site's dashboard. Click Cookie Consent Banner.
Choose how you want to translate your cookie consent banner:Auto-translationAutomatically translate your text using third-party machine translation services. Learn more about Auto-translation.
Review the translations.  (Optional) Replace the text in the text box to match the correct translation and click the Checkmark icon  to confirm the change.  Repeat these steps for each text you want to translate automatically. Manual translationTranslate your cookie consent banner manually, row by row.
Click the field of the text you want to translate and type your translation, or click the Translate icon  to automatically translate. Once you have reviewed the translation, click the checkmark to save your changes. Repeat these steps for each text you want to translate manually. 5.  Click Save & Publish.Step 4 | Check your translationView your site as it appears in other languages and check that all your languages are available to international visitors by selecting the secondary language from the language dropdown. FAQsClick a question below to learn more about the cookie banner.Where can I see my cookie consent banner? The cookie consent banner is visible on your published site. It cannot be seen in preview, or within the Wix Editor. You can also see a small preview window when setting it up. Can I rely on auto translate? Auto Translate is suggested as a tool for your convenience only. The translations should not be considered exact. Be sure to check if the translations meet your compliance requirements. Learn more.
Using Keywords on Your Site's Pages
Keywords and search phrases are words, or groups of words, that a user enters into search engines in order to be matched with relevant content. Smart SEO is all about focusing on the keywords that are most likely to reach people who are genuinely interested in what you do. 
Best Practices for Keywords and Search Phrases:
Your keywords should appear throughout the content of your site. Use these words in your site's text in an organic way, keeping them in their correct context. If you feel that a certain search phrase cannot be mentioned any more in your site content (organically), try adding more content to your site. Make sure that these additions contribute something of value to your site visitors. Use keywords and search phrases that you want search engines to relate to your site. Use keywords and search phrases that you think your site's potential visitors are entering in search engines to find you, your company, or the service you provide. Each search phrase should be between 1 to 4 words. Consider the amount of competition for a given keyword or search phrase and try to use specific and unique phrases. For example:
    
Broad terms with high competition for ranking: Jaguar, Car, California Dealerships  More specific terms: Bob's Jaguar Dealership: Jaguar Dealership in East Bakersfield   Make the most of your content by using keywords and search phrases that contribute to your SEO. Important:Any edits or changes to your site must be crawled again by search engines before they appear in search results. If you want to try to speed up the process, you can submit your page's URL to search engines.Tip:
You can learn more about choosing keywords in this SEO Learning Hub video.  You can also use Wix's keyword research tool to find strong keywords to help your site rank higher in search results.
Wix Apps Request: Selling Self-Published Books Using Automatic Distribution with Lulu.com
Currently, it is not possible to sell physical copies of books using Lulu.com's automatic distribution service. We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is greatly appreciated.
Wix Blocks Request: Outer-Widget Action Button to Open Inner-Widget Panel
Currently in Blocks, when you have a widget-in-widget, you cannot configure an action button from the outer widget to open the panels of the inner one.This feature would allow an outer widget's action button to directly open the inner widget's settings panel, simplifying access and adjustments.We are always working to update and improve our products and your feedback is greatly appreciated.
Wix Blog: Customizing Sender Details for 'New Post' Notification Emails
You can customize your sender details that appear in your new post notification emails (From Name and Reply-to Email). Once you've customized these fields, they are saved and used every time a new post notification email is sent.  Note:Changing your sender details requires a quick verification. This is to ensure the details provided are correct. Once you've entered your "from name" and a "reply-to email", a verification code is sent to the email address you entered.To customize your sender details:
Go to your Email Marketing Dashboard. Click Edit Details under Sender Details. 3.  Edit the sender name in the From Name field. 4.  Edit the Reply-to Email field. 5.  Click Save.6.  Check the email address that you entered in step 4 for the verification code.7.  Enter the code and click Confirm. Note:If you did not receive a verification code, check your spam folder before clicking Send again.
Wix Blog: Scheduling Blog Posts
Maximize your readership by publishing blog posts at the best times. With scheduling, you can write blog posts when it's most convenient and set them to go live when you choose.   To schedule a blog post to be published later:
Go to the Blog tab in your site's dashboard. Click Create New Post. Add in the relevant content. Click the Expand  icon at the top right. Click Schedule Post. 
Choose when you want the post to go live. Click Schedule. Note:Scheduled posts appear in the Scheduled tab until they are published. You can cancel a scheduled post or to set it to be published at another time in the Scheduled tab.
Want to learn more? Check out the full course in Wix Learn on building your blog. Skip to the fourth video to learn more about planning your posting schedule.
Wix Bookings POS Request: Selling Multiple Bookings Services in a Single Order
We're thrilled to announce that it's now possible to sell multiple Wix Bookings services at a mobile POS and have your client pay for them together.
Wix Editor Request: Hiding a Page from Your Site
Currently, in the Wix Editor, it is not possible to hide a page from your published site.As a workaround, you prevent your site pages from being indexed, password protect pages or hide pages from your site's menu.We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is greatly appreciated.
Wix Editor Request: In-Page Menus on Mobile
Currently, in-page menus on mobile sites are not supported.However, anchors and sections themselves are supported on mobile sites, and you can add them as an item to your site menu. Learn more about adding anchors and sections to site menusWe are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is hugely appreciated.
Wix Editor Request: Setting Links to Directly Jump to the Anchored Section (Instead of the Scroll to Section Effect)
Linked anchors appear to scroll to the anchored section when clicked.  Currently, it is not possible to change these transition settings. We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is hugely appreciated.
Wix Mobile POS Request: Accepting Coupons for Pricing Plans Sales at a Mobile POS
Currently, when selling plans through Pricing Plans at a mobile POS, it's not possible to redeem coupons. We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is greatly appreciated.
Wix Mobile POS Request: Selling Gift Cards
We're excited to announce that it's now possible to sell physical gift cards at a Wix mobile POS.
Wix Stores: Changes to Facebook Shops
Starting April 2024, Meta will stop supporting Facebook and Instagram shops created through the Wix dashboard. Learn moreYou can, however, create a Facebook or Instagram shop by:
Using the Facebook Shops by GoDataFeed app  Adding your products via a Facebook Catalog Data FeedFor current Facebook/Instagram shop owners:
Before you connect through one of the above options, make sure to disconnect your current shops.  By disconnecting your Facebook shop, you will also disconnect your Instagram shop, if you have one.To disconnect your existing Facebook Shop:
Go to Facebook shop in your site's dashboard.  Click the More Actions icon . Select Disconnect Account. Click Disconnect Account to confirm.
Wix Stores Request: Change Product Type (Physical / Digital)
Currently, if you created a physical product, you cannot change it to a digital product, or vice versa. You need to delete the product and re-create it using the correct product type. We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is hugely appreciated.
Adding Wix Store Products to Your Google Merchant Center Catalog
With Google Merchant Center, you can get the latest information about your store and products into Google. The Merchant Center lets you reach customers across the world using Google products and get insights on how your products are performing.You can use Wix's Google Merchant Center integration to add products from your Wix Stores to your Google Merchant Center catalog. Promote your store products on Google and schedule regular updates so that your catalog is up to date with any changes that you make.Important:
By using this service, you are engaging directly with a third-party service provider. We recommend reviewing the service provider's Privacy Policy and Terms of Use prior to your use of such third-party service. You acknowledge that we are not liable for any loss or damage resulting from your use of such third-party service, including any liability arising from any personal data exchanged between you and such third-party. Google does not support some product types such as event tickets and some types of subscriptions. Learn more about unsupported productsBefore you begin: To use the Google Merchant Center integration, you need to: 
Have a Premium plan  Add Wix Stores on your site  Verify your site with GoogleStep 1 | Get your site's data feedFirst, you need to get your site's data feed in the Marketing Integrations section of your site's dashboard. To get your data feed:
Go to Marketing Integrations in your site's dashboard. Click Connect under Google Merchant. Click Get Data Feed. Click Copy to copy your data feed's URL. 
Click Close. Step 2 | Create a feed in Google Merchant CenterNext, you need to create a new feed in your Google Merchant Center account and add your data feed. You can select the countries where you sell your products, choose the languages that you use, and set the update schedule for Google to check for product changes.Don't have a Merchant Center account?You can create and set up an account by following these instructions from Google.To create a feed:
Sign in to your Google Merchant Center account. Select Products. Select Feeds. Click the Add Primary Feed icon  under Primary Feeds. Select your country of sale and language. (Optional) Click Add if you need to add more countries.Important:Make sure that your products meet the requirements of the countries you choose and Google's requirements for feed specifications and ad policies.
Select the feed destinations for your products.  Click Continue. Enter a name for your feed.  Select Scheduled fetch under Choose how to set up your feed and connect your data to Merchant Center.
Enter a name for your feed schedule. Enter the fetch frequency and fetch time for your update schedule. Paste your data feed URL in the File URL field. Click Create Feed.  (Optional) Click Fetch Now to fetch your products and add them to your feed now. Important:Your products sync with your Merchant Center catalog feed according to the feed schedule that you create. This means that your products do not update in real time. You can manually trigger a sync at any time by clicking Fetch Now on the Feeds page.
CMS: Understanding the Structure of Your Collection
Wix's CMS (Content Management System) allows you to manage your site's content efficiently. It helps you create, store, and display content dynamically across your website. Understanding the structure of your CMS collections ensures that your content is organized, easily manageable, and dynamically displayed on your Wix site.How collections workIn the CMS, collections are like databases where you store your content. Each collection has a specific structure that defines the fields and their types. When you add a dataset to your page, it includes only the fields defined in your collection. This setup ensures that your content is organized and can be dynamically displayed on your site.Benefits of defined fieldsDefined fields in your collections help in several ways:
Connecting page elements: Using datasets, you can easily connect page elements to fields in your collection. Only fields that are part of the defined structure can be linked, ensuring compatibility and functionality. Creating dynamic URLs: When constructing URLs for dynamic pages, you can only use fields from the defined structure. This helps maintain consistency and avoid errors.Undefined fieldsUndefined fields are those that appear in your collection but are not part of the defined structure. This can happen if you restore a previous version of your site. In such cases, the old structure is restored, but the content remains unchanged, leading to undefined fields. These fields appear with a Warning icon , indicating they need to be defined.To define an undefined field: 
Go to CMS in your site's dashboard. Alternatively, you can click CMS  in your editor﻿, then click Your Collections.  Click the relevant collection. Hover over the Warning icon  that appears next to the undefined field's name.  Click Define field.  Click Change type next to the Field type. Select the appropriate field type for the data you are storing in the field.  Click Change Field Type.  Click Save.Note:The Field ID is automatically defined when an undefined field is created and cannot be modified.Velo by Wix and undefined fieldsWhen using Velo by Wix, you can add content that doesn't belong to an existing field using the Data API. This creates a new field in your collection, but it remains undefined. To use these fields in datasets, you need to define them by selecting a field type. See the steps above for directions. Handling errors and restoring site historyRestoring your site from site history reverts its pages and their designs to a previous version. This applies to your dynamic pages and their layouts. However, the content and data structure (schema) in your CMS collections are not reverted when restoring your site. This can result in undefined fields. If needed, you can restore your collections to older versions using CMS backups.Additionally, a 404 error may occur if your sandbox collection is not synced with the live content. Ensure you sync your sandbox content with your live content to avoid this issue.