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Wix Editor Request: Creating a Header that Shrinks as You Scroll Down
Currently, it is not possible to create a header which shrinks as you scroll down.We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is greatly appreciated.
Wix Photo Albums: Reordering the Products in Your Photo Album Store
Important:Wix Photo Albums Store is not available to all users. As of February 2023, it is no longer possible to add Wix Photo Albums Store to your site. As an alternative, you can add Wix Stores to your site and connect it to Printful to sell your photos.Organize the order of your products in your Photo Album store to provide a better experience for your clients. You can order them so that similar products are grouped together, or to display complete collections together. To change the order of your products:
Go to Photo Albums in your site's dashboard.  Click the Album Store tab on the left.  Click Pricing.  Hover over the relevant product and drag and drop it to a new location.  Click Save.  Publish or preview your site to view the changes.
Wix Restaurants Request: Allowing Customers to Book a Table Using 'Reserve with Google'
Currently, customers can't book a table at your restaurant using 'Reserve with Google'. This would allow your customers to reserve a table directly via Google Search, Google Maps and Google Assistant.We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is greatly appreciated.
Wix Restaurants Request: Integrating Wix Restaurants with Toast POS (Point of Sale) System
Currently, it is not possible to integrate Wix Restaurants with the Toast POS (Point of Sale) system.In the meantime, you can integrate Wix Restaurants with a POS using a webhook.We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is hugely appreciated.
Wix Restaurants Request: Limit Price or Number of Extras a Customer Can Add to a Menu Item
Some restaurant offer their customers optional extras to restaurant items, such as optional pizza toppings.Currently, it is not possible to limit the number of extras a customer can add. Additionally, it is not possible to put a cap on the price so that, for instance, extras after the third one are free.We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is greatly appreciated.
Wix Shared Gallery Request: Connecting a Shared Gallery Album to a Pricing Plan
Currently, it is not possible to connect a shared gallery album to a pricing plan. This feature would allow you to restrict access to certain albums to the members or groups who are subscribed to a pricing plan. This means that only the people that have purchased the pricing plan for that album can access the album and its contents.We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is hugely appreciated.
Wix Stores: Creating Automated Responses for Product Purchases
Keep customers engaged with your shop by creating an automated response that they receive after buying your products. For example, you can send an email with a coupon offer that arrives 10 days after the initial product purchase. Step 1 | Set up the trigger The trigger is what sets the automation in motion. In this case, the trigger will be "order placed". To set up the automation trigger:
Go to Automations in your site's dashboard. Click + New Automation. Click + Start from Scratch on the left. Click the title at the top to give the automation a name. Select Wix Stores from the available options. Select Order placed.Step 2 | (Optional) Add a delayTake a moment to consider the best time to send the automated response. Customers probably won't want to immediately receive a reminder to shop again on your site just after completing a purchase. You may get better results by sending your message a week or two later.To set when the automation is sent:
Click Add Delay.  Select Days, Hours, or Minutes. Enter the number.Step 3 | Select productsChoose the products that trigger this automation by choosing a condition. You can select up to 50 products per automation.For example, if you sell 7 types of soaps, you can add the condition that any of the 7 soaps you sell was purchased. To select which products trigger the response:
Click +Add Condition.  Select Line items from the first drop-down. Select Includes any of from the second drop-down. Select the relevant products.Step 3 | Choose the automated responseWix offers a variety of ways to respond to clients after a trigger is activated. Choose whether you want to send an email, a chat message, or maybe you can email your customer a coupon to encourage them to make another purchase. Important:If you're sending an email, make sure to customize the message and design your email to suit your brand.Learn more about:
Customizing automated emails Creating new automations
Branded App: Adding a Podcast to Your Branded App
Hosting a podcast on your Branded App can help you reach new audiences and attract repeat visitors. Podcasts are pulled in to your site using an RSS (Really Simple Syndication); a web feed that contains all the information needed to play your podcast.Linking to an RSS feed from wherever your podcast is hosted embeds a podcast player on your site. Your members can access your podcast and its archives, discover it through searches, and share episodes with others directly from your Branded App.Before you begin:Go to the settings section of your podcast hosting platform (for example, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, SoundCloud etc.) and copy the link RSS.To embed your podcast:
Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage  at the bottom. Tap Mobile App.  Tap Edit under Mobile App.  Tap the navigation tab where you want to add your podcast.
Tip: To add a new tab for the podcast, tap Screens at the bottom and Add New Screen. Tap + Add Element.  Scroll through the elements menu and tap Podcasts. Tap the Podcasts element. Enter the name of your podcast under Element Title.  Paste your RSS link under Link to podcast.  Tap Add.  (Optional) Tap Element Visibility to only show your podcast on iOS or Android devices.
Credit Card Charged for Free Domain Voucher
If your credit card was charged when purchasing a domain using your free domain voucher, it is possible that:You added additional years of service: The free domain voucher covers the domain registration cost for the first year only. You need to pay for additional years.You registered the domain as private: This is an additional cost.Tip:Learn more about your free domain voucher.
Editing the Text in 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. You can edit almost all the default text that appears in the Wix Hotels app to make it your own.To edit the text:Click the Wix Hotels app in the Editor.Click Settings.Click the Text tab.Click the drop-down menu and select the page or element that you'd like to edit. Edit the text in the text fields (click a page or element below to learn more):Room List PageThis is the list of all the rooms you offer. You can edit the list title and the button text. Search BoxThe search box appears at the top of your room list. You can edit any of the text on the box.
Note: This is different to the Search Bar add-on that you can add to other pages of your site.
Search MessagesThese are the search results guests see when the search box does not find any suitable matches. Booking FormThis is the form guests need to complete when reserving a room through your site. You can edit the form title, the Special Requests field title, the button text and the summary labels. Confirmation PageThis is the page guests reach after they complete the reservation. You can edit the titles, reservation notice and summary labels.

Tip:You can also change the text language by selecting a language from the drop-down list. The default text is translated, but text that you type in manually won't be translated. Note: You should only use this feature to customize text for the primary language of the hotel. If you have activated other languages, you must use the default translated text.
Wix Video: Errors when Uploading from Wix Video to YouTube
Check out this list of solutions if you come across any snags when uploading videos from Wix Video to YouTube. Important:To learn more about YouTube's general uploading policies, click here.Your video can be as large as 15 minutes long or 128 GB, whichever limit you hit first. If you want to be able to upload larger videos, you'll need to verify your YouTube account. To learn more, click here. Here's a list of error messages you might encounter when uploading to YouTube from Wix Video and what you can do. Error Message:What you can do:The upload failed because you uploaded too many videos in a short time.Come back and upload the rest of your videos later.The category you chose can't be used on YouTube.Only select a category that appears in the drop-down menu.Before you can upload a video, you need to create a YouTube Channel.To learn how to create a channel, click here.Video title is too long, or contains special characters.The maximum title length is 100 characters. Some, but not all special characters are supported.To change the video thumbnail, go to YouTube and verify your account.To learn how to verify your account, click here.
Request: Adding the ContentURL and EmbedURL Fields to Wix Video Structured Data Markup
We are pleased to announce that when you add Wix Video to your site pages, either the contentURL or embedURL fields are now added automatically to the structured data markup of the videos (depending on the method you used to upload the file).This feature is available for anyone who uses Wix Video to add videos to their site.
Wix Bookings Request: Changing the Location of Services Using the Wix App
Currently, you can offer your services at multiple locations with Wix Bookings. It is not possible to change the location of services using the Wix app on a mobile device. You are directed from the app to your Wix account on desktop to do this.We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is hugely appreciated.
Request: Setting Up a Rate for Kids in Wix Hotels
Currently, it is not possible to set up a different rate for kids in Wix Hotels.We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is hugely appreciated.
Site Members: Making a Member Profile Public
Your site members can choose to keep their member profile private, or make it public:
Private profile: Their details are only visible to them; other members cannot see their information. This is for members who just want to track of their own activity on your site. Public profile: Other members can see their information and profile on the Members page, follow their activity and send them messages.If a member wants to be public, they can opt to join your community when signing up, or change their privacy settings from their My Account page. In this article, learn how members can make their profile public:
When signing up From their My Account page FAQJoining the community while signing upWhen new members sign up to your site, they can select the checkbox to make their profile visible to all other members. Once they are part of your community, they can control the details other members see, write their own short bio and personalize their profile's cover photo.Changing privacy settings from the My Account pageFrom their My Account page, members can control whether their profile is private or public. They'll find this setting under Profile Visibility.FAQsBelow are some frequently asked questions about having a site community. Click a question below to learn more:What kind of community can I create on my site?A community is a set of social functions in your Members Area that provides your members with different ways to follow and communicate with each others. Once a member sets their profile as public, they are effectively joining your community. Integrated with apps like Wix Blog and Wix Forum, the community allows your members to chat with other members, follow their activities on your site and more. How is being a site member different from being part of a community?
Becoming a member: Site membership grants your visitors access to members-only pages, such as Wix Stores order history and Wix Bookings appointments. You can use the Members Area with these apps.  Joining the community: After joining a community, Wix Forum members, Wix Blog and Wix Groups members can comment, follow posts, and more. Their member profiles appear on your Members Area page.  I can't see certain members on the Members Page list. Why?There could be two possible reasons for this to happen:
Private profile: The Members Page only displays members with a public profile. If a member's profile is set to private, you won't be able to see them here. Different display name: The list shows your members' display name, not their first and last name. From the My Account page, members can choose a different display name which appears on their profile card. If have a blog / forum / group, where can I get tips on building my community?For more information about building your community, see the following articles:
Wix Forum Community Wix Blog Community Wix Groups
Studio Editor: Building a Responsive Site
The new Studio Editor is the ultimate destination for professionals to create fully responsive sites that look great on every screen and device. With its cutting-edge features, the platform empowers you to create responsive sites with speed and precision.Within the Studio Editor, you'll find an array of tools carefully curated to streamline your design process, ensuring ease, efficiency, and remarkable results for your projects. 
Go to our Wix Studio Academy to check out additional Wix Studio webinars, tutorials, and courses.Customize your designs per breakpointThe Studio Editor lets you tailor sites per breakpoint, so they always look great. Breakpoints are screen width ranges, representing the possible screens and devices that visitors tend to use (e.g. tablet, mobile). The Studio Editor uses a cascading concept when it comes to designing across breakpoints. Changes you make on larger breakpoints trickle down to smaller breakpoints, but changes on smaller breakpoints don't affect larger breakpoints. Let AI make your sections responsiveMake your section responsive on all screen sizes in just one click, using the power of AI. The responsive AI tool identifies groups of related elements and applies the ideal layout tool for each group (e.g. stack, grid). Automatic resizing across breakpointsAs you're designing a site, you want to make sure the elements look great on every screen size. Edit the element's size in pixels and select a responsive behavior to take care of the rest. What is px*?It's a unit of measure that lets you set sizing with a familiar measurement (pixels), while the actual measurement behind the scenes is responsive.Every element comes with a default responsive behavior (e.g. Scale proportionally), which controls the way it gets resized on other screens. This truly accelerates the design process as you don't have to go through each and every breakpoint to set sizing.From the Inspector panel, you can change an element's responsive behavior to one that better meets your needs. Make the element's design match any screenWhen you set an element to scale proportionally, you can ensure that its design looks ideal on every screen. Enable the Scale properties toggle in the Inspector to make it happen automatically.This is useful, for example, if your element has a defined border. The border might seem too thick and overbearing on small screens, or non-existent on large screens. With the toggle enabled, all you have to do is set the design you want on desktop.Automatic and manual text scalingIn the Studio Editor, text is set to automatically scale in proportion to the screen size. You choose the font size you want on desktop, we take care of the rest. You can set minimum and maximum values to make sure the text never gets too small or too big for your design. If you need more precise control of the text scaling, select Custom instead. This lets you set the size range for each separate breakpoint.
Studio Editor: Pinning Elements and Sections
Want to make sure visitors aren't missing important information? You can lock elements and sections into place using the Pinned Position setting - so they're always accessible to visitors as they scroll up and down. In this article, learn more about:
Pinning elements and sections Removing the pinned positionDid you know?You can add a header scroll effect to change the way it looks as visitors scroll up and down. For example, make the header change colors on scroll, or move it out of the way to help visitors focus on the page.Pinning elements and sectionsPin elements to a container, section or page so they're always within reach for site visitors. Likewise, you can pin sections to increase the visibility of important content and navigation elements (e.g. the site menu). Are there elements / sections that can't be pinned?Yes, it is not possible to pin:
Elements that are stretched (e.g. an image stretched to fill a cell). Sections that don't border the page on all breakpoints (e.g. a section in the middle of the page).  Global sections that don't border the page on every page they appear on. To pin an element or a section:
Select the relevant section or element. Click the Open Inspector arrow  at the top right of the Editor. Scroll down to Position. Select Pinned from the Position type drop-down. (Elements only) Choose where to pin the element under Pin to:
    
Container / Cell: The element stays fixed in place, relative to its parent container or cell.  Section: The element stays fixed in place as visitors scroll up and down the section.  Page: The element stays visible and fixed in place as visitors scroll up and down the entire page.  Did you know?By default, a pinned section overlaps the section below it.Notes:
It is only possible to pin one section per page The section needs to border the page on all breakpoints.Removing the pinned positionYou can always revert elements and sections back to the default position. This means they are no longer pinned to the screen, they simply stay in their position.To remove the pinned position:
Select the relevant section or element. Click the Open Inspector arrow  at the top right of the Editor. Scroll down to Position. Select Default from the Position type drop-down.
Studio Editor Request: More Text Properties in Site Styles
When setting typography styles for your client's site, you define the font and size for each style. Currently, some options that are available for text elements (e.g. min-max sizing) are not yet available for typography styles. We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is greatly appreciated.
Wix Editor: Adding and Setting Up Breadcrumbs
Breadcrumbs are a method of site navigation that display the structure and hierarchy of your site. Depending on the settings you choose, your visitors can see the current page they are on, as well as the homepage. If a visitor goes to a subpage on your site, both the main page and subpage are displayed on the trail.Breadcrumbs are great for sites with lots of subpages, as they present the structure of your site to visitors, while allowing them to retrace their steps to the main page.Before you begin:In order to add and set up breadcrumbs on your site, you need to enable Velo Dev Mode. Velo allows you to use coding on your site to create custom functionalities and interactions. Learn more about VeloImportant:This feature is not yet available to all users.Step 1 | Add breadcrumbs to your siteAdd a breadcrumbs trail to your site to begin providing visitors with a clear display of your page's hierarchy.If you add them to your site header, they are automatically displayed on all pages. However, you can add them to your page body if you would like to choose which pages to display them on.To add a breadcrumbs trail to your site:
Enable Dev Mode on your site:
    
Click Dev Mode at the top of your Editor. Enable the Enable Developer Mode toggle.    Click Add Elements  on the left side of the Editor. Select Menu & Anchor. Select Breadcrumbs. Click and drag a design to add it your page.Step 2 | Choose what to display on your trailChange the settings of your breadcrumbs trail to display a route for your visitors. You can also select how to display the homepage, as well as change the icon.To set the display:
Click the breadcrumbs element in the Editor. Click Settings.  Use the options to choose how you would like the trail to be displayed: 
    
What items do breadcrumbs show?: Choose which items are displayed on the trail:
        
Full trail: Show both the homepage and the current page. If a visitor goes to a subpage, the main page is also displayed. Hide homepage: Hide the homepage from the trail. Hide current page: Hide the page the visitor is currently on from the trail.   Display 'Homepage' as: Choose how you want your homepage to appear in the trail: 
        
Text: The name of your homepage appears in the breadcrumbs.  Icon: An icon representing your homepage appears in the breadcrumbs. Click the icon below Homepage Icon to choose an icon from Wix or upload your own vector art.     Step 3 | Set breadcrumbs to appear on all pagesIf you add breadcrumbs to your site header, they are automatically displayed on all pages. However, you can add them to your page body instead, and set them to appear on all pages. This way, visitors can always use them to navigate your site - no matter what page they're on.To display breadcrumbs on all pages:
Right-click the breadcrumbs in your Editor. Enable the Show on All Pages toggle. What's next?Customize the layout and design of your breadcrumbs to suit your site's look and feel. Learn how to customize your breadcrumbs
Wix Restaurants: Changing the Availability of a Dish in the Wix App
Important:
This article is about the original Restaurants Orders app.  We've released a new online ordering app. Learn how to add and set up the new Wix Restaurants Orders (New) app.Quickly update a dish's availability with the Wix app. Mark a highly in-demand item as sold out by adding a "Sold Out" label on the menu. You can also hide a dish if it's out of season or a limited time special.To change the availability of a dish in the Wix app:
Go to your site in the Wix App. Tap Manage at the bottom right. Tap Menus in the Business apps. Select the relevant menu. Select the section that contains the dish you want to update. Tap the relevant dish. Manage the dish availability under Dish Settings:
    
Tap the In Stock toggle:
        
Enabled: The dish appears normally on your live site and customers can order it. Disabled: The dish is out of stock. A Sold Out label appears next to the dish when customers attempt to order it.


   Tap the Visible to customers toggle:
        
Enabled: The dish is visible in the menu on your live site and customers can view the dish and order it (as long as it's marked 'In Stock'). Disabled: The dish does not appear on your site's menu and customers cannot see it.
Note: A Hidden  icon appears next to any dish you have hidden from the menu. Only you can see this icon.    Tip:You can also quickly change a dish's availability by swiping left on a dish in its relevant section and tapping either Hide or Sold Out.
Wix Video Request: Allowing Visitors to Purchase Multiple Videos at Once
Currently, Wix Video does not offer a cart feature that allows users to purchase multiple videos at once.We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is greatly appreciated.
Accessing Wix Design Assets
Do you want to know more about our Wix branding and how to use it? Our Wix Design Assets page has all the information you need about our colors and logos, as well as rules and guidelines for using any of our design assets.