bowang0911/WixQA huggingface dataset:
ADI: Displaying Store Categories on Separate Subpages
When you add Wix Stores to your site, a new "Shop" page is automatically added with a Wix Stores product gallery. You can create additional sub-pages as part of the main Shop page, to display specific categories. These sub-pages appear as a drop-down menu when your visitors hover over the "Shop" menu item.Before you begin:Make sure to create a product category in Wix Stores. Step 1 | Create a subpageFirst, create the subpages you want to display your individual categories on.To create sub-pages:
Hover over Add on the top bar of ADI. Click Page.  Click Blank. Click the Page drop-down menu on the top bar. Click Edit Menu below Manage Pages.
Hover over the page you added and click the Show More  icon. Click Rename Item to name your page the same as the relevant category. Click Set as Subitem.Step 2 | Add a product gallery or sliderNext, add a product gallery or slider to each of your sub-pages in order to display your categories.Add a product gallery or slider to your sub-page:
Click Add on the top bar of ADI. Click Section to Page. Click See all under the list of page sections. Click Product Slider or Product Gallery. Click the product gallery layout you want to use. Click the product gallery on your site and customize the options in the left panel: 
    
Full Width: Click the toggle to enable or disable this option:
        
Enabled: The product gallery is stretched to the full width of the page. Disabled: The product gallery is not stretched to full width.   Category to Display: Select which category you want to display or click the Add button + to create a new one. Image Ratio: Click the drop-down menu and select a ratio for your images. Image Scaling: Click the drop-down menu and choose how your images are scaled:
        
Crop Image: Cuts the images to fit the image space in the gallery. Scale to Fit: Fits the images in the image space in the gallery.     Step 3 | Display your categoryLastly, choose the category you want to display on each sub-page.To display a category:
Go to your sub-page in ADI. Click the product gallery / slider section. In the Settings panel, select the category you want to display.Tip:Learn how to customize your Wix Stores gallery.
ADI: Setting Up Your Page SEO
Each page of your site has its own SEO settings which you should define. This helps search engines understand what each page is about. To set up your page SEO:
Click the Pages menu on the top bar inside ADI. Click the page that you want to set up. Click the Settings icon. Click SEO Basics. Enter the information:
    
Title Tag (For Search Results): Enter your site's name, page name and location.
Note: This information also appears in the browser tab.  Meta Description (For Search Results): Enter a short description of your site's page. Keywords: Enter words that are related to your page.
Note: You can add up to 10 keywords. Hide this page from search results: Select or deselect the checkbox:
        
Selected: Your page is not displayed in search engine results. Not selected: Your page is displayed in search engine results.
Note: Click here to learn how to show or hide your entire site from search engines.   Page URL: Enter the ending for your page URL (your page address on the web). If you do not enter anything, your page name is used by default.
Note: If you change your page URL, visitors who reach your old URL will get a 404 error. To prevent this happening you can set up 301 redirects. Additionally, social features such as likes and comments will be reset.   Click Let's Go to view your personalized SEO plan on Wix Wiz.Need help with your meta tags? Wix SEO Wiz analyzes your site's content and helps you create unique and relevant title tags and meta descriptions. Get started Tip:Publish your site in order for changes to take effect. Search engines may take a few days to update the information.
CMS Request: Connecting Document Buttons to Files in Collections
Currently, it is not possible to connect Document buttons to content in the CMS (Content Management System). This feature would allow visitors to click Document buttons to download files you store in CMS collections. Workaround:You can set regular buttons and images to download documents from your collections. Connect the button or image to the CMS, then choose the Download Document dataset click action. When visitors click the button or image, the relevant document is downloaded to their computer. We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is greatly appreciated.
Google Workspace: Data Migration from an External Email to Your Google Workspace
It is not possible to migrate data between email hosts. While you may have registered the same email address, the data for each email account remains at the respective host with which you registered the email account. Unfortunately, we are unable to enable data migration between mail hosts.
Publishing a Google Sheets Spreadsheet from the Table Master App
The Table Master app makes it possible to upload your Google Sheets spreadsheet and display the data on your site. Before you can upload your spreadsheet, you need to publish it. To publish your spreadsheet:
Open your Google Sheets spreadsheet. Click File at the top left. Click Share. Select Publish to the web from the drop-down menu. Click Publish.
Note: If your spreadsheet has more than one tab, you need to select the tab you want to use in the Table Master app from the first drop-down menu. 
Click OK in the pop-up window. Copy the URL displayed on the Link tab and paste it in the Spreadsheet URL field in the app settings.
Sharing Your Wix Analytics Reports with Contributors
Sharing your Wix Analytics reports is a great way to keep your team informed about your site's performance, tailored to the metrics that matter most to you.By default, pre-built Analytics reports are visible to all site collaborators with permission to view Analytics data. Newly created or duplicated reports are only visible to the creator and site owner, unless they are shared with others.In this article, learn more about:
Sharing reports Making reports private Frequently asked questions (FAQs)The reports you created, as well as those you duplicated, appear under Custom Reports in the All Reports page in your site's dashboard.Sharing reportsShare reports you have created with the relevant stakeholders. This will allow them to access important data and help you make informed decisions.To share reports:
Go to All Reports in your site's dashboard. Click the More Actions icon  next to the relevant report. Select Add Contributors. Click Add Contributors in the pop-up.
Tip: This will instantly make the report available to all collaborators with permission to view Analytics data. Making reports privateIf it's not necessary for other people to view your reports, you can make them private. This means they will only be visible to you and site co-owners.To make a report private:
Go to All Reports in your site's dashboard. Click the More Actions icon  next to the relevant report.  Select Make Private.FAQsClick a question below to learn more about sharing custom reports.How do I know which roles can view site analytics?You can check which permissions each role has in your site dashboard.
Go to Roles & Permissions in your site's dashboard. Click Manage Roles. Hover over the role you want to check and click View / Edit. Scroll down and click Analytics. If View Site Analytics is checked, that means they have permission.Learn more about roles and permissions on your site.Are customized reports available in my Premium / Studio plan?Customized reports are available in the Business Elite plan (for Wix Editor users) or the Elite plan (for Studio users). Can I share a report view that I created?No, report views are only visible to yourself. Learn more about customizing report views.
Site Members: Customizing Your Members Area
After adding a Members Area to your site, there are many ways to make it your own. You can change the way it looks, customize the Login Bar and Menu, and add content you want your members to see.Change the language of your Members Area:You can change your site's language from the dashboard. This automatically changes the language of any Members Area elements and pages. Change the layout of your Members AreaChoose a layout for the pages of your Members Area, and customize it as you wish. There are two layouts for you to choose from:
Full Width: This layout shows the Member Profile Card and the Member Menu at the top of every member page. Members can choose their own picture for the header to personalize their profile. Cards: This layout shows the Member Profile Card and the Member Menu on the left of every member page.  Using Editor X?The default layout for your Members Area is Full Width. Currently, it's not possible to switch to the Cards layout. Customize the Login Bar and MenuMembers use the Login Bar to sign in to your Members Area. After they sign in, they can click the Login Bar to access a menu with your member pages. Set up the Login BarChoose what information the Login Bar displays; You can show the member's profile pic and name, or just one of these on the Login Bar. You can also personalize the text that members see before and after logging in to your site.Customize the layout and designCustomize the layout and design of the Login Bar to match your style. You can change settings like fill color, borders, alignment and icon sizes. These changes affect both the Login Bar and its menu.Create your own member pagesThe member menu displays all the pages in a member's account. It allows members to access private pages that store their personal info, and public pages where they can interact and see information about other members. You can always add new pages with exclusive content and hide pages you don't need. Some pages are automatically added with certain Wix apps (e.g., a My Orders page for Wix Stores), but you can always hide a page from a specific menu or delete it altogether. You can also create pages of your own with exclusive content. What's next?
Display member pages in your site menu to increase the visibility of your Members Area and encourage visitors to sign up.  You can limit pages to specific members based on their role. For example, if you have a teaching website, you can create pages that are only visible to your teachers.  You can also create a custom signup form for your Members Area.
Using Meta Pixel with Your Wix Stores
Wix automatically sends events to Facebook about your Wix Stores products on your site.To start using Facebook with Wix Stores:
Set up your Facebook advertiser account.  Connect your Meta pixel to your site. Learn moreShow me how
Go to Marketing Integrations.  Click Connect under Meta Pixel & CAPI. Click Connect to Facebook. (If required) Choose your profile in the pop-up and sign in. Click Continue. Click Continue to grant the necessary permissions to Wix Marketing Tools.3.  Paste your thank you page URL into your Facebook Ads Manager by following the instructions in the Custom Conversions section of this Meta article. The events you see in your Facebook account are:View Content: When a visitor views a product page.Initiate Checkout: When a visitor clicks on the "Buy Now" button.Add Payment Info: After the visitor added his payment information.Purchase: When a visitor purchases a product and is taken to the "Thank-you" page.To see the event data in Facebook:Sign into your Facebook account. Click Ads Manager, located in the top left corner. Click Events Manager.Learn about creating custom audiences and custom conversions in Facebook.
Wix Blog: Creating a Blog Post from Your Mobile Device
You can write and publish blog posts from your mobile device without any special setup or app required! Just log in to your site and post!Check out the Wix app:Did you know that we have an app for site owners? To create a post from a mobile device:On a browser on your mobile device, access your blog page.Log in using the email associated with your Wix account.Tap Create a Post.Note: The "Create a Post" button is only visible to those with writing privileges. Write your post title and content.Click Save & Continue.Do any of the following:Choose Category:Tap to select up to three categories.Tap Done.Save as Draft: Tap to save. You can publish the post later.Save & Publish: Tap to publish your post on your live site.You can perform almost all blog functions (editing, adding categories, etc.) using your mobile device. You can also add any of the following to a post:
Images or GIFs: Click the Image icon  and select an image or GIF to upload.  Galleries: Click the Gallery icon and select images to upload.   Videos: Click the Video icon  and add a link from YouTube, Vimeo or Facebook.   Divider lines: Click the Divider icon  to add a divider line, then customize it. HTML: Click the HTML icon  to embed an iframe or display an external site in a post. Quotations: Highlight the text you want to quote and click the Quotation icon . Links: Highlight the text you want to make into a link, click the Link icon , enter the URL and click Update. (Optional) Select the Add a nofollow tag. To learn about nofollow tags, click here. Hashtags: Add a hashtag symbol (#) and text with no spaces (e.g. #newclasses) anywhere in a post.
Wix Event Request: Customizing the Fields on the Waitlist Form
Currently, when a guest joins an event's waitlist, they enter their name and email address. It is not possible to add additional fields to the form. We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is greaty appreciated.
Wix Forum: Becoming a Forum Member and Joining the Community
Keep forum readers engaged by allowing your site members to join your forum community.Becoming a Member: Site membership grants your visitors access to: Members-only pages, Wix Stores member accounts, and Wix Bookings member accounts. Learn moreJoining the community: After joining a community, forum members (and blog members) can comment, follow posts, and more.  Their profiles appear on your Members Area page.  Becoming a Site Member Visitors can sign up and log in using the Login Bar. Once visitors sign up, they will become site members. They will also be given the option to join the community in the sign up section.Joining a CommunityThere are a number of ways a site visitor who has become a member can join the community and appear on your Members Area page. When members sign up, they can check the Join this site's community checkbox. If a member has not yet joined the community and tries to write a post, add a comment, or follow a post or member, they see a prompt to join the community.Additionally, when a member accesses their account settings page, they can join the community from there.Tip:If you have both a forum and a blog, joining the community allows members to comment, follow, etc. in both.To set the checkbox to be selected by default:To help build your community, you can set the Join this site's community checkbox to be checked by default. That way, people who sign up to be members are more likely to also join the community.Show me howClick Menus & Pages on the left side of the Editor.Click Member Signup.Click Member Signup Form.Select the Social & Community tab.Enable the Join the community is checked by default toggle.
Wix Forum: Creating a Subcategory
There are two ways to create subcategories, either from your dashboard or from your live site. Choose the one that's most convenient to you. Learn more about creating a subcategory from:
Your Dashboard Your Live SiteImportant:In order to create subcategories, you need to have some categories already created. If you don't have any categories created yet, click here to learn how to get started.Creating a Subcategory from Your DashboardAs part of managing your forum categories, you can create a subcategory from one of your existing categories, directly from your dashboard. To create a subcategory from your dashboard:
Go to your forum in your dashboard. Click the Categories tab. Click the Show More icon  next to the relevant category. Click Subcategory. 
Note: The subcategory will nestle under the category directly above it. Make sure that the correct category is above the subcategory. Tip:You can drag and drop categories and subcategories. Click and hold the relevant category/subcategory to drag up or down. Creating a Subcategory from Your Live SiteFrom your live site you can change categories into subcategories. You can also edit your categories' names, images, and settings. To create a category from your live site:Log in to your live site using the email address associated with your Wix account.On the forum page, click the Manage Categories icon .Drag the category to move it below the relevant category, and to the right.Click Done.Tips:To edit the main forum page, a category, or a subcategory, click the Show More icon  next to the relevant category and select Edit.When you add images through the Manage Category icon on your live site, you can only upload images from your computer. To learn how to add images from the Media Manager, click here.
Wix Photo Albums: Adding New Galleries to an Album
Your photo album comes with a cover page and a gallery. You can add additional galleries to your album at any time. Tip:By adding additional album galleries you can separate different themes (e.g. family and friends, pets) or different times in an event (e.g. preparations for the wedding ceremony, the wedding party, etc.).To add a new album gallery:Go to Photo Albums in your site's dashboard.Click the Show More icon  next to the relevant album.Click Customize.Click Media on the left. Click Add New Gallery at the bottom.Add photos to the new gallery:Upload new photos: Hover over the gallery and click Manage Media.Upload photos using the media manager.When ready, click Done at the bottom.  Move photos from other galleries: Hover over the gallery with the photos you want to move.Click Manage Media.Select the photo you want to copy or move.Tip: Hold down the Ctrl key to select multiple photos, or click Select All to select all of them.Click Move To on the top bar.Select the new gallery from the drop-down menu.  (Optional) Click Publish Now to publish your changes. Important:Each page is part of the general album, but can also be accessed directly using its own subdomain. Each gallery receives a unique URL (e.g. www.yourdomain.com/album_name/page_name)
Wix Stores: Sending Automated Emails to Customers
Manage your business more efficiently with Wix Automations. Choose from a variety of automated emails to suit your needs - some of them designed especially to work with Wix Stores.  These automations are already set to go. Just select the one you want to use and click Activate, or customize the timing, images, text, and more to make it your own. Learn how to create a new automation.In this article, learn about some Wix Stores automated email options:
Recovering abandoned cart emails Emails inviting customers back to your store Emails asking customers for feedbackSending an email when a customer abandons a cartA great way to boost sales among customers who are undecided is to send them an email after they leave your store with items in their carts. The email automatically displays one of the items they abandoned.  Learn more about abandoned cart emails.To get started, click +New Automation and select Email visitors to recover abandoned carts.Inviting customers back after a purchaseCreate a connection by sending your customers an automated message after they complete a purchase. This is a great opportunity to tell them more about your other products or deals. Note that this email is sent in addition to the confirmation email that every customer receives after placing an order. By default, the timing is set for 30 days after the initial order was placed.To get started, click +New Automation, select Sell more online, and then click Invite customers back via email.Asking customers for their feedbackWant to know what's working in your store and what isn't? Ask your shoppers.To get started, click +New Automation, select Engage with clients, and then click Get feedback from customers.
ADI: Adding and Setting Up the HTML Embed Element
Add external content onto a section of your site using the HTML Embed Element. By adding code or a website address into an HTML element, you can display elements from other sources directly on your site (E.g., Spotify, RSS feed, Paypal button, etc.).  Adding a Facebook Pixel or Google Analytics code?This can be done in your dashboard via Tracking & Analytics. Learn MoreTo add the HTML Embed Element:Click Add on the top bar inside ADI.Click Section to Page.Click HTML Embed.Choose a section design to display your embedded element. Fill in the following in the panel on the left:Title: Add the title of your embedded content. Subtitle: Add a tagline. Paragraph: Add a paragraph describing your embedded content.HTML: Click Settings to customize your embedded content. Embed Type: Choose a type of embed to integrate (HTML, JS, and CSS in HTML syntax or websites via URL).Note: Adding an HTTP Website Address in the field will automatically remove the prefix, leaving the preset HTTPS prefix. This ensures your link generates without any issues. Paste Your Code: Paste the code of the element/website you want to display.Width: Drag the slider to change the width of the iframe.Height: Drag the slider to change the height of the iframe.(Optional) Click Section Design to choose a new design or customize the color, text settings and height.Important:Embedded content that is not HTTPS may be blocked by your web browser.See our guidelines and limitations of embedding code in Wix.
ADI: Uploading a Document
Add a document button to your site to share important information and documents with your site visitors. To add a document button:Click the relevant section.Hover over the button. Click the Edit icon ﻿﻿.Click Link to.Select Document.Click Select File.Select a file from your media or click Upload Docs to add a new file.Click Apply. Click Done.When your site visitors click the button they are directed to your document on a new page.
CMS Request: Allow the Dropdown Element to Link to Dynamic Pages, URLs, or Single Documents
Currently, it is not possible to link the dropdown input element to dynamic pages, documents, or URLs. This feature would allow visitors to click a dropdown and select a dynamic page, document, or URL. Upon selecting they would navigate to the dynamic page or URL, or download the document. We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is greatly appreciated.
Customizing Your Wix Payments Statement Descriptor
Every payment you make with your credit card appears in your billing statement with a descriptor to help you recognize it. Add a custom statement descriptor to your Wix Payments account so that customers can recognize charges from your business. To customize your statement descriptor:
Go to Manage Wix Payments.  Scroll down to Customer Statement Descriptor. Enter the name you do business as under Statement Descriptor. 
    
Your statement descriptor must be between 5-19 characters Your statement descriptor must be similar to your business name / legal entity name /, or URL Your statement descriptor should not be too generic (e.g. "Store"), or already in use (e.g. "Wix.com")   Click Save.Note:Most banks display financial information consistently and in-line with the statement descriptor you have provided to Wix Payments. Some may display it incorrectly or not at all. Unfortunately, Wix Payments has no control of how banks choose to display financial information.
Pricing Plans Request: Permanently Deleting Plans
Currently, it is not possible to delete a plan that you have archived.We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is greatly appreciated.
Request: Using Alma as a Payment Provider
Currently, Wix does not offer Alma as a payment provider.  If you use the Manual payment method, you can mention that you accept payments through Alma and arrange the payment offline. 
We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is hugely appreciated.