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Wix Bookings: Adding a Time Buffer Between Appointments
Set a time buffer between your appointments to space them out. This gives you and your staff enough time to prepare for the next session, especially if it's at a different location. Tip:A time buffer reduces the availability of your service. For a complete list of the factors that determine the availability of appointments, click here.In this article, learn more about:
Setting a time buffer How your calendar looks after setting a time bufferSetting a time bufferYou can set a time buffer for each of the services you offer, according to your needs. For example, if you set a time buffer of 15 minutes, clients can't book sessions 15 minutes before or after a booked session.To set a time buffer:
Go to Booking Services in your site's dashboard. Select the relevant appointment. Scroll down to the Service details section. Click the Duration drop-down to choose how long your service lasts. 
Tip: Choose Custom to enter a specific duration in hours and minutes. Click the Buffer Time drop-down to choose how long of a break you have between appointments.
Tip: Choose Custom to enter your own buffer time duration in hours and minutes.  Click Save.Time buffers in your Booking CalendarHere's an example of the time buffer feature in use. Holly is a photographer who offers two-hour photo shoots. Her business hours are from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM and she has set her appointment time slots to 30 minutes. Holly has a 30-minute time buffer. Her calendar looks like this before any bookings are made.After a customer books a two-hour photo shoot from 1:00 - 3:00 PM, the calendar looks like this:Customers cannot book an appointment at 11:00 because there is a 30-minute time buffer. An appointment starting at 11:00 would end at 13:00 leaving no time between before Holly's 13:00 booking. Similarly, clients cannot book at 15:00, because that would cause back to back bookings. Note:Creating buffer time does not add 'busy' slots like those from personal appointments in your Google Calendar. You can manually extend the 'busy' slot in your Google Calendar to allow for any additional time you need as a buffer.
Wix Bookings: Deleting Wix Bookings
You can remove Wix Bookings from your site by deleting the Bookings Pages in your editor. Once you delete them, all elements connected to Wix Bookings disappear from your site and dashboard.Wix EditorEditor XStudio Editor
Go to your editor. Click Pages & Menu  on the left side of the editor. Hover over Bookings Pages and click the Actions icon .  Click Delete Bookings. 
Click Delete to confirm. 
Go to your editor. Click Pages  at the top of the editor. Hover over Bookings Pages and click the More Actions icon . Click Delete Bookings.
Click Delete to confirm.
Go to your editor. Click Pages  on the left side of the editor. Hover over Bookings Pages and click the More Actions icon . Click Delete Bookings.
Click Delete to confirm.Important:Deleting Wix Bookings does not cancel your site upgrade. Learn how to cancel a Premium or Studio plan.
Wix Editor: Deleting a Page
You can delete pages you no longer need from your Editor's Pages & Menu tab. This includes both static and dynamic pages. Tips:
To delete pages associated with Wix apps (e.g. Wix Stores, Wix Events, Wix Blog), you must delete the apps themselves to remove their pages. If you want to delete your home page, you must first set another page as the home page. Then you can delete the page that was used as your home page. To delete a page from your site:
Click Pages & Menu  on the left side of the Editor. (Dynamic pages only) Click Dynamic Pages.  Hover over the relevant page and click the More Actions icon .  Click Delete.
Click Delete to confirm.  Publish your site to make the changes go live.
Wix Groups: Adding and Setting Up Wix Groups
Groups are a wonderful way to connect with people who share your interests. You can post updates, talk to members, and even ask others to help run the group. You can make your group look special to attract more members. Use a ready-made group or create your own. Step 1 | Add the Wix Groups app to your siteGet started by adding the Wix Groups app to your site from the Wix App Market. You can add Wix Groups from the editor or the Apps tab in your site's dashboard. Wix EditorStudio EditorDashboard
Go to your editor. Click Add Apps   on the left side of the editor. Search for the Wix Groups app in the search bar. Click Add to Site.
Go to your editor. Click App Market  on the left side of the editor. Click App Market. Search for the Wix Groups  app in the search bar. Click Add to Site.
Go to the Wix App Market in your site's dashboard. Search for the Wix Groups app in the search bar. Click Add to Site. Click Go to Editor. Step 2 | Create your first groupAfter you've added Wix Groups to your site, you're ready to create your first group. You can use an existing template or create your own group from scratch. Later, manage your group settings to serve the goal and vision you have for your community.Step 3 | Design your group pagesOnce you've created your group, it's time to customize its appearance. In your editor, you can choose a layout and decide what information to display on your group pages and add-ons. Step 4 | Invite group membersIs your group ready to go live? You can now invite people to join your group and become members.
Wix Member Apps Request: Allowing Only Specific Collaborators to Post Announcements
Currently, any of your site collaborators can post announcements from the Wix mobile app to your members. It is not possible to give only specific collaborators permission to post announcements. It is possible, however, to decide how announcements are delivered - as a site notification or as a push notification. We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is hugely appreciated.
Wix Music: Sharing Your Music on Your Social Networks
The Wix Music player comes with social share icons for Facebook, Twitter, Blogger and Tumblr.To share an album, a single or a playlist:Access your live site.Hover over Share Album, Share Single or Share Playlist in the Music Player. Select a social network.To share a track:Access your live site.Hover over the Share icon in the relevant track.Select a social network.Note:
You can enable or disable music sharing from Wix Music settings. Sharing your music shares a link to the page of your site that contains the Wix Music player.
Wix Restaurants Request: Refunding Customers Directly from your Dashboard
We're excited to announce that it's now possible to refund customers directly from your site dashboard. This feature is available with the Wix Restaurants Orders (NEW) app. Important:Learn about the differences between the old and new online ordering apps.
Wix Restaurants: Understanding Prices on Your Menu
Control the way prices look on your menu. The appearance of your prices depends on the regional format you choose, as well as the app you're using (i.e. Menus, Restaurant Orders).Understanding how prices are displayedYou can customize both on your menu to align with your restaurant business needs. Once you add a menu item and enter a price for it, the numerical value appears on the menu as you typed it. The way the price looks depends on the format you choose and the specific app you're using (Menus or the Restaurant Orders app). If you offer some items for free, you can decide how they look. You can also hide the prices and currency from your menu.The price format details aspects like the number of digits for the price's fractional part and the currency character used to separate it. For instance, the pattern for US dollars shows that the '$' symbol comes before the price number. You can customize how your price looks on the menu by changing your site's regional settings. Note:This is the case in the new Menus app, and not in the new Restaurant Orders app. The Menus page shows the prices as typed in the dashboard, while Restaurant Orders pads prices with 2 decimal points. Example of how prices appear on your siteThe example below shows regional settings set to Germany and currency set to Euros. See how the prices look in Menus vs. Online Orders.Price when typed in the Menus appPrice displayed in MenusPrice displayedin Online Orders1234.561.234,56€1.234,56€12341.234€1.234,00€1234.51.234,5€1.234,50€1234.5671.234,567€1.234,57€Hiding prices and currencies for menu itemsHide prices or currency in your editors' elements panel, offering you the flexibility to create a clean and minimalist menu design. This feature is ideal for running promotions, exclusive events, or emphasizing the aesthetic appeal of your menu without displaying pricing information.Wix EditorStudio Editor
Go to your editor. Go to your menu page in your editor. Click the Menus (New) app on the page. Click the Widget Elements icon . Deselect the checkbox next to Currency. Deselect the checkbox next to Price.
Go to your editor. Go to your menu page in your editor. Click the Menus (New) app on the page. Click the Widget Elements icon. Deselect the checkbox next to Currency. Deselect the checkbox next to Price.Show or hide the price for items listed as 0.00You can set this rule to all sections and menus, or select specific sections.Wix EditorStudio Editor
Go to your editor. Go to your menu page in your editor. Click the Menus (New) app on the page. Click the Settings icon . Select the relevant option under Price options.
Go to your editor. Go to your menu page in your editor. Click the Menus (New) app on the page. Click the Settings icon . Select the relevant option under Price options.
Wix Stores: Adding and Setting Up an 'Add to Cart' Button
You can place a standalone 'Add to Cart' button anywhere on your site. The button is linked to the product you choose. This can come in handy when you're writing about a product somewhere on your site and want to make it easy for a customer to add the product to their cart.Step 1 | Add the 'Add to Cart' buttonStart by navigating to the relevant page and then dragging the Add the Cart button from the Add Panel to the ideal spot. Wix EditorStudio Editor
Go to your editor. Click Add Elements  on the left side of the editor. Click Stores. Drag the Add to Cart Button to the page.
Go to your editor. Click Add Elements  on the left side of the editor. Click Stores. Drag the Add to Cart Button to the page.Step 2 | Connect the button to a productFor the button to work properly, you need to select which product is added to the customer's cart when clicked. To connect the button to a product:
Click the Add to Cart button in your editor. Click Settings. (Optional) Edit the button text. Connect the button to a product. Select the default product or select a different product.Step 3 | Design the buttonNow you can design the button to fit perfectly on the page. To customize the design of the button:
Click the Add to Cart button in your editor. Click Settings. Click Design. Make any of the following customizations: 
    
Select a button style. Select a button color and drag the slider to adjust the opacity. Select a border color and drag the slider to adjust the border width. Drag the slider to make the corners rounder or more square. Select a text color or font.   Note:When a product is out of stock, the button text changes to "Out of Stock". It is not possible to edit the design of the "Out of Stock" button.
Wix Stores Request: Selecting a Renewal Date for Product Subscriptions
We're excited to announce that it's now possible to change the date a subscription is renewed.
Wix Blog: Stretching Your Blog Feed to Full Width
Make your site more responsive by stretching your blog feed across the width of the screen! You can choose to stretch your main blog feed, post list, blog post page, and post list. Site visitors who view your site on a smaller browser still see the post full width. To stretch your blog feed to full width:1.  Click your blog feed in your Editor. 2.  Click the Stretch icon . 3.  Click the Stretch to full width toggle to enable it. 4.  Drag the Margins slider to change the margins, or enter a pixel number.     Note: The margin limit is 80 pixels.Using a Post List?You can stretch your Post List to full width as well. Select the Post List in the Editor and follow the steps 2-4 above.
Wix Chat: Translating Wix Chat
Chat with your site visitors in all languages your multilingual site offers. With Wix Multilingual, you can easily translate your chat's header, lead capture form and automated messages.  In this article, learn more about:
Translating Wix Chat Frequently asked questions (FAQs)Translating Wix ChatTranslate your chat to expand your global reach, diversify your site content and craft a chat experience tailored to your visitors.Tip:You can fully translate your pre-chat form, as well as the text your chatbot displays.To translate your chat:
Go to Translation Manager in your site's dashboard. Click Chat on the left.  Choose the relevant option:
    
If you auto-translated your site: Review the automated translations and edit if necessary.  If you didn't use auto-translation: Translate the fields manually. You can also click Auto-translate below a field to automatically translate that specific field.   Click Save and Publish.FAQsClick a question below to learn more about translating Wix Chat:Is all text in Wix Chat translatable?Certain text in the Wix Chat front (e.g. the "Type your message" text) is generated automatically and cannot be translated manually with Wix Multilingual. This text translates automatically in the following languages: Arabic, Bulgarian, Chinese (Traditional), Czech, Danish, Dutch, French, German, Greek, Hebrew, Hindi, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Malay, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Spanish, Swedish, Tagalog, Thai, Turkish, and Ukrainian.Are changes I make to Wix Chat in my main language automatically updated in my secondary language(s)?No. Changes you make to Wix Chat content in your main language are not automatically updated in your secondary language(s). Each time you make an update to your chat's content, make sure to translate it in the Multilingual dashboard.
Wix Editor Request: Responsive Sites
Responsive sites resize themselves depending on the type of device they are being viewed from.Wix sites built in the Wix Editor are becoming more and more responsive as we continue to add more new and exciting full-width elements which expand to fill the entire width of the screen.We recommend using full-width elements on your site. If you are using elements such as text boxes and images that can’t be stretched to full width, make sure to keep them within the vertical grid lines so that your elements appear correctly on most screen sizes. Click here to learn more.The following elements are full-width and responsive:Strips and columnsAdd strips to your site and split them into columns. You can define how big you want each column and arrange your content accordingly. If you are adding elements to a strip or column, make sure to attach them.Full-width slideshowsSlideshows can be used for almost anything. You may want to use them to spice up your homepage, promote special deals or display presentations. GalleriesThe Wix Pro Gallery and many other galleries are responsive. If the gallery has a Stretch icon  it is responsive and you can make it full-width. Click here to learn more. Horizontal menus and linesHorizontal menus and lines automatically adjust to the screen width. Google Maps and other Wix appsGoogle Maps and other apps created by Wix are responsive. If the app has a Stretch icon  it is responsive and you can make it full-width. Click here to learn more. Notes:Since non-responsive elements (such as images, text and shapes) do not adjust based on screen width, placing these elements on top of a responsive element, such as a strip, may cause differences in the way your page looks in different browsers or on different devices. Check out Wix Studio:If you are an agency or enterprise, you can build responsive sites using the Studio Editor in Wix Studio. This flexible, end-to-end solution includes smart design capabilities and flexible dev tools that let you deliver exceptional results for clients in any industry. Check our guided tour introducing the new Studio Editor.We are always working to update and improve our products and your feedback is greatly appreciated.
Connecting a Subdomain to an External Resource
Connecting a subdomain to an external resource allows you to seamlessly integrate other platforms, like a blog, into your Wix website. Doing so expands your site's functionality and gives your visitors a more comprehensive online experience. For example, you could create a subdomain for an externally hosted blog at blog.mystunningwebsite.com if your main domain, mystunningwebsite.com is connected to your Wix site. This means when your visitors click on your blog link, they'll be redirected to your blog without leaving your website.Restrictions for setting up a subdomain:If your main domain is connected to Wix via pointing, these directions do not apply. Contact your domain host to create your subdomain with them, as they host the DNS records. You cannot connect a subdomain in your Wix account if the main domain is in a different Wix account. You must create the subdomain in the same Wix account as the main domain.To connect a subdomain to an external resource:
Contact the host of the external resource/site (e.g., WordPress) and ask for the DNS records required to point to the resource/site. Go to Domains page in your Wix account.
Note: If you have multiple domains in your account, scroll to the main domain of the subdomain you're connecting (e.g., mystunningwebsite.com for connecting blog.mystunningwebsite.com). Click the More Options icon  on the right and select Manage DNS Records.
Add the DNS records (e.g., A or CNAME records) you received from your resource/site host:
    
Click + Add Record under the relevant A (Host) or CNAME (Aliases) section.
 Click Got it in the pop-up message. Edit the Host Name field with the name of your subdomain (e.g. 'blog'). Edit the Value field for each record you need to add.
Note: Leave the Host Name field blank if instructed to add an @ sign in it.  Click Save, then click Save Changes in the pop-up message. Repeat step 4 for each DNS record you need to add.   Note:It may take up to 48 hours for your subdomain to propagate. Learn More Connecting a subdomain to your Wix site?Learn how to connect a subdomain to your Wix site.
Email Marketing: Email Throttling
If you send an email campaign and notice some contacts haven't received it, make sure that your recipient list is updated and maintained. If there are issues with spam complaints or emails bouncing back, it could result in a slowed campaign distribution known as 'email throttling'.What is email throttling?Email throttling is part of an email marketing abuse detection system used to identify spam or harmful campaigns. When you send a campaign, the system reviews it for potential issues or harmful content. These issues include:
A large chunk of emails bouncing back to the sender Multiple complaints or reports of spam  Emails falling into spam-traps and hitting spam folders Little to no engagement from your email list If the abuse detection system finds an issue with your campaign, it slows the rate at which the campaign is distributed and delivered to your recipients. The deliberate slowdown of email distribution in order to prevent potential spam is known as 'email throttling'. How email throttling affects your campaignEmail throttling protects your contacts from spam by checking the responses from the first batch of campaign recipients before potentially decreasing the emails sent in the second batch. In some cases, email throttling can also cut off distribution altogether. This means if your contact list is full of the issues mentioned above, some recipients may not receive your campaign for 24 or even 48 hours. If the system notices issues still occurring, even after the email throttling, it can end the campaign altogether. Any emails remaining in the queue will not be sent. What can I do about email throttling?As long as your contact list is maintained and updated regularly, you should be fine. Make sure you are following email marketing best practices like:
Getting explicit consent from every recipient to send them emails Not including any suspicious or prohibited content Cleaning your list every six months to make sure all its email addresses are still validTip:View a full list of Wix Email Marketing best practices for more helpful tips on sending your campaigns.
Importing Reservations from an External Calendar (iCal) to Wix Hotels
Important:This article refers to the original Wix Hotels. If you are using the new Wix Hotels by HotelRunner, which is not yet available to all users, please read the information here. Learn how to check which version of Wix Hotels you are using. Import your reservations from popular external services including Airbnb, HomeAway, and VRBO  to your Wix Hotels reservation calendar.Once you import your calendar, your Wix Hotels reservation calendar stays up to date.Notes:
You can only import from services that allow you to export your calendar in iCal format. The sync is one way only, from iCal to the Wix Calendar. Imported rates do not appear in the calendar. Rates can be viewed by clicking on the reservation in the calendar and scrolling down to the Payment Details section. This feature is not compatible with the Wix Hotels Channel Manager. If you want to connect the Channel Manager please delete all the URLs in this tab before doing so.To import your external calendar:
Locate your iCal URL. Go to your dashboard. Click the Hotels tab. Click to expand the Reservations tab. Select iCal. Click the Choose Type drop-down menu and select a room type. Paste your iCal URL into the URL field.  (Optional) Click Add Calendar to add another room type and paste the iCal URL in the URL field. Click Save.Important:If you have multiple room types, you must add a different iCal URL for each room type.If you are having trouble importing your calendar, please contact us and prepare the following information:
Your iCal URL A screenshot of the original calendar showing the reservations that do not show on your Wix Hotels calendar
Online Programs: Reordering Your Programs From the Wix App
﻿You can reorder your programs from the Wix App. Draw attention to specific programs by placing them first, or list them in the order they're happening. You can change the order again at any time.To reorder your programs from the Wix app:
Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap the Site & App icon . Tap Customize under Members App.  Tap Online Programs under Edit Navigation Tabs. Tap Edit Programs List.
Tap Customize Section. Under the Sorting section, select the Select Manually checkbox. Tap Open Display Settings. Tap and drag a program to reorder it in the list. The programs automatically rearrange themselves on the page. Tap Save.Tip:You can also reorder or hide your programs from the Editor. Learn How
Request: Searching the Wix Product Roadmap
We're excited to announce that you can now search products and features within the Product Roadmap.
Site Members Request: Creating Custom Content for Individual Site Members
Currently, it is not possible to create custom content for individual site members. For example, private pages showing each member their own personalized content or information that only they can see. This feature could be used to leave comments for a site member, and allow them to leave notes for you too. We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is greatly appreciated.