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CMS Request: Apply Field Validations in the Wix Owner and Wix Studio Apps
Currently, if you set validations for a CMS collection field, the validations do not apply when you add content to the field from the Wix Owner or Wix Studio app. From these apps, you can add content that ignores field validations you set including; Make this a required field, Limit character count, and Accept specific values only. When you view the collection from a desktop computer, you will see a Warning icon  letting you know to fix any values that do not match the validations you set. This feature would restrict you from adding field values in the Wix Owner and Wix Studio apps that do not follow the validation rules you set for the fields. We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is greatly appreciated.
CMS Request: Conditional Visibility for Elements Connected to Collection Fields
Currently, it is not possible to show or hide elements based on their connected collection field values. For example, you cannot choose to show or hide a button based on whether its connected boolean field is marked or unmarked (set to "True" or "False").We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is greatly appreciated.
Editor X: Adding Wix Blog
Create a stunning blog and grow an online community with people who share your passion. With beautiful, up-to-date layouts, visitors can easily discover your posts and share them in a click. Readers can join your blog, create member profiles, like and follow posts, comment with images and videos, and even become contributing writers. Learn MoreWith Editor X, all the Wix Blog features have been designed to be full responsive, so that they look great on every screen size!Adding the Wix BlogClick Add on the top of Editor X.Click Blog.Click Add to Site.Select an option to add:Wix Blog: Gives you all the tools you need to create a blog and grow your business.Wix Blog with Members Area: Create a blog and a community around it. This option allows members to customize a public profile in your site, follow their favorite writers & see who is following them.Click Next.About the Wix Blog PagesWhen you add the new Wix Blog to your site, you automatically get two new pages:The Blog Page: The blog page contains your blog feed (i.e. "All Posts") along with any categories you created. Site visitors can see all your blog posts here and click to read them. By default, this page is called "Blog" but you can rename it. The Post Page: When a reader clicks a post in the blog feed, they see a view with just one post. This is the post page - the single post view. No matter which post a reader is viewing, the basic design is the same.Learn more about the Wix Blog pages.If you chose to add the Wix Blog with a Members Area (step 4 above) then your site will also have a private My Account page for your members.
Editor X: Grouping Elements
Perform actions on multiple elements using Grouping, a smart multi-selection tool. Grouping can significantly accelerate the design process as it lets you drag, resize, arrange, align and add animation to all of the associated elements at once. Learn how to:
Create a new group Add elements to a group Detach an element from a group Edit a single element from a group Ungroup elements Manage your groups in the Layers panelCreating a New GroupYou can group as many elements as you need as long as they share the same parent container (e.g., stack, container box, section). The groups that you create apply to all of your breakpoints, as well as any changes made to an existing group.To group elements:
Hold the Shift key and select the relevant elements. Click Group.
Tip: You can also press Ctrl + G / Cmd + G in your keyboard to group the elements.What's the difference between grouping and stacking?
Stacking ensures that your elements stay in their vertical order in every screen size, whereas grouping is an editing tool that lets you perform actions on multiple elements. Stacking elements that are already in a group will automatically ungroup them and create a transparent container so they never overlap.Adding Elements to a GroupYou can always add more elements to a group and remove those you don't need. Another option is merging existing groups into one big group of elements.  To add elements to a group:
Hold the Shift key and select your group and the element(s) / group(s) to add. Click Group.Detaching an Element from a GroupIf needed, you can detach specific elements from an existing group. The elements aren't removed from your site, but will no longer be associated to the group.To detach an element:
Click the Layers icon  at the top left of your Editor. Select the element you want to detach. Click the Detach from Group icon  next to the element.Tip:You can also right-click the relevant element and select Detach from Group.Editing a Single Element from a GroupSelect single elements from your group to design them individually. You can move them around and change the design without affecting the entire group.Click the relevant element in your page, then click on it again to make changes to it:Tip: You can also edit single elements in the following ways:
Hold the Ctrl / Cmd key in your keyboard and click the element to select it. Open the Layers panel , select the element and click on it again.Ungrouping ElementsYou can ungroup your elements at any time. This doesn't remove the elements from your site, only their association as a group.To ungroup elements:
Select the group in your Editor. Click Ungroup.
Tip: You can also press Ctrl + Shift + G (PC) / Cmd + Shift + G (Mac) in your keyboard to ungroup.Managing Your Groups in the Layers PanelAccess the Layers panel  at the top left of the Editor to view your page's groups.When elements are in a group, you can see a Group icon  on their right:Clicking on any element from a group selects the other elements as well and highlights them in blue:Click again on an element from the group to manage it individually. The selected element is then highlighted in blue:
Wix Audio Request: Using Velo with Wix Music
Currently, it is not possible to use Wix Music with Velo. We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is hugely appreciated.
Wix Blocks Request: Creating Dashboard Plugins
Currently in Wix Blocks, you can create plugins that integrate directly into Wix business solution apps, such as Stores or Bookings. However, you cannot create plugins for the dashboards of these apps.This feature would introduce the ability to extend the functionality of Wix apps' dashboards. By integrating these plugins, app builders could build dashboard extensions that have much more visibility for users who are already using Wix apps.We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is greatly appreciated.
Accessibility: About Zoomed Content
Some site visitors (such as those with visual disabilities or conditions) may use a zoom tool on their browser to magnify content and elements that are not large or clear enough for them to see at 100%.Ensuring that your site is fully visible in zoom is therefore an important part of accessibility, as it helps these visitors view and navigate the content. Good to know:All of your site's content should be clear, visible, and legible at 200% zoom.In this article, learn more about:
Checking a site's zoom Resolving issues in zoomed viewChecking your site's zoomWe recommend checking your site's zoom to ensure that all of your content is clear and visible at 200%. You can do this from your browser settings.Show me how to check in Chrome
Select the More actions icon  at the top right of your browser. Increase the zoom level by clicking the Plus icon  or press Ctrl, then + on your keyboard.Show me how to check in Safari
Select View on the browser toolbar. Increase the zoom level by clicking Zoom in or press cmd, then + on your keyboard.If you are using the Accessibility Wizard to improve your site's accessibility, you can check your site using the steps above, and then mark it as "Done" in the Wizard. Show me how
Scan your site with the Accessibility Wizard and rectify any detected issues.  Select Continue to Step 2. Select the card with the title Zoomed Content and follow the below steps:
    
Preview your content in 200% zoom to make sure everything is visible and readable. When complete, select the checkbox beside All done? Mark this task as complete. Select Done.  Resolving issues in zoomed viewWhen checking zoomed content on your site, there are certain things to keep in mind that may affect your site's accessibility. If you notice any of the following issues, we recommend rectifying them to ensure an improved experience for your visitors.Pinned elementsPinned elements are always visible on your live site, even when visitors scroll up or down the page. Commonly pinned elements include menus and buttons.If you have pinned elements to both the left and right of the screen, you may notice that they overlap when you zoom in. Large pinned elements may also block out other content on your site. You can change the position of pinned elements to prevent overlap or blocking content, or resize the elements to make them smaller.Elements outside the gridlinesThe Wix Editor contains gridlines to help you keep your site content visible on all screen sizes.  Elements that fall outside of the gridlines may therefore not be visible on smaller screens, or when a visitor zooms in.If site content is cut off when you zoom in, we recommend moving the element within the gridlines.
Adding Policies, Terms & Conditions to Your Site's Footer
Important:These settings are relevant for site owners using Wix Stores, Wix Bookings, Wix Restaurants Orders (New) orders, and Wix Donations.Communication with your customers is an important way to build trust and that includes displaying your business' policies on your site.Policies can be displayed in a number of different ways and in different places on your site. Choose the policy options that work for your business.In this article, learn more about:
Displaying policies on the checkout page Display policies in your site's footer Additional policy types (Wix Bookings & Wix Restaurants)Displaying policies on the checkout pageThe Checkout Page is where customers complete their orders. You have the option to add policies as clickable links in the footer of the Checkout Page.Additionally, you have the option of displaying these policies alongside an agreement checkbox, which customers must agree to, so they can finalize their checkout process.To display policies in the Checkout Page footer:
Go to Checkout settings in your site's dashboard. Click Policies. Select the checkbox next to any policies you want to display.
Enter the policy text.
Tip: For the custom policy, enter a policy name as well.  (Optional) Making it mandatory to agree to these policies to complete checkout:
    
Click the Policy agreement checkbox toggle to enable it. (Optional) Select the Checked by default checkbox if you want the agreement checked by default.  Displaying policies in your site's footerIn addition (or instead of ) displaying policies in the footer of the Checkout Page, you can display policies in the footer of regular site pages. To do so, you'll create a hidden page for each policy and link to those pages in the footer.Wix EditorStudio Editor
For each policy you want to display, add a new page to your site. Add the relevant information to each page you created.  Hide the policy page from your site menu.  Hide the policy pages from search engines. Add text with each policy name to your footer and link to the relevant page.
For each policy you want to display, add a new page to your site. Add the relevant information to each page you created.  Hide the policy page from your site menu.  Hide the policy pages from search engines.  Add text with each policy name to your footer and link to the relevant page.Adding additional policiesIf you're using Wix Bookings or Wix Restaurants Orders (New), there are policies you can create that are specific to these business solutions. Learn more about:
Wix Bookings policies Wix Restaurants Orders (New) policies
Branded App Request: Uploading Custom Fonts to Your App
Currently, you can select various fonts for your branded app's heading and body. However, it is not possible to upload your own fonts. This feature helps keep your brand consistent by allowing you to use fonts that match your brand identity.We are always working to update and improve our products and your feedback is greatly appreciated.
Claiming and Applying Vouchers After Upgrading Your Site
As a promotional gift, you may receive complimentary vouchers with the initial purchase of any yearly or multi-year site plan. For example, select plans include a 1 year free domain voucher.In this article, learn more about:
Claiming a voucher Applying a voucher Checking the expiration date of a voucher Frequently asked questions (FAQs) Claiming a voucherTo use a voucher, you'll need to first claim it within 2 months of purchasing your plan. You can then apply it to your site.To claim a voucher: 
Go to Premium Vouchers in your Wix account. Click Claim Voucher or Get Your Domain next to the voucher you want to claim.Applying a voucherOnce you've claimed your voucher, follow the on-screen instructions to apply it. Make sure to apply your voucher by the Valid until date listed on the voucher. To apply a voucher:
Go to Premium Vouchers in your Wix account. Click Go to (Company) under Claimed next to the voucher you want to apply. Follow the on-screen instructions to redeem it. Checking the expiration date of a voucherYou can view the expiration dates of your vouchers to the right of each voucher listed. The Valid until date is the date by which you must claim your voucher before it expires. If you have already claimed your voucher but haven't applied it yet, this is the date by which you must apply your voucher before it expires. To check the expiration date of a voucher:
Go to Premium Vouchers in your Wix account. View the expiration date to the right of the relevant voucher.FAQsHere are some common questions about claiming and applying vouchers.When do I receive vouchers? You receive vouchers after purchasing a new yearly or multi-year Premium plan or Studio plan. Vouchers are limited to the initial purchase of a plan.Can I get vouchers if I am on a monthly billing cycle for my Premium plan? No. Vouchers are only offered for yearly and multi-year plans, and are not included with plans on a monthly billing cycle. Learn more about Wix billing cycles for site plans.Why is the expiration date different before and after I click 'claim'?Before you claim the voucher, the expiration date you see is the 2-month claim window. After you claim the voucher, the expiration date changes. It now shows you how long you have to apply the voucher.I got different vouchers from what I was expecting. Why is this? Voucher availability may depend on your location. Vouchers may not be offered in all countries. How long before the domain voucher expires?  You have two months from the date you purchased your plan to claim the free domain voucher. You can check the expiration date of the domain voucher on the Premium Vouchers page in your Wix account. Learn more about the Wix free domain voucher.I'm a collaborator on someone else's site and I need to purchase a domain. Can I apply a voucher?Yes. Billing Managers can apply a domain voucher on behalf of the site owner. Learn more about domain voucher roles and permissions.
CMS Request: Connecting an Input Element to a Rich Content Field
Currently, it is not possible to connect an input element, such as text input or a text box, to a rich content field in a collection. This would allow visitor submissions to be stored as rich content.   We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is hugely appreciated.
Editor X: Previewing Your Site
Use Preview mode to view your site as though it was live, across all breakpoints. By default, the preview is adjusted to your current screen size, but you can change the width and height to see your site in other viewports. This is especially useful when testing the responsiveness of different elements on your page.In this article, learn how to preview your site:
While working inside Editor X In your browserPreviewing your site inside Editor XThere are two ways to get a preview of your site from inside the Editor, whether it's already published or still work in progress:Dragging the handles on the CanvasUsing Editor X, you can preview your site in different screen sizes as you're working. This makes the process much more efficient since you can make the necessary adjustments on the spot. Drag the handles on the sides of the page to increase or decrease the width and see how your elements are arranged. This is especially useful when you need to check elements with fluid measurements (e.g., vh, vw, %).Tip:You can also add custom breakpoints to edit your site for a specific screen size.Clicking the Preview buttonYou can always access your site's Preview Mode by clicking the Preview button at the top right. See how your site looks in different breakpoints to ensure the elements look good in every screen size.You can select a specific device (e.g., Laptop, iPad, Galaxy S7) from the drop-down menu at the top, or enter custom width and height values if your breakpoint isn't on the list. To access Preview Mode:
Click Preview at the top right of the Editor. View your site in different screen sizes by doing the following:
    
Click the drop-down menu at the top to select a device. Drag the handles to increase or decrease the width.  Define the width and height of the screen in pixels.    Click Edit Site to continue editing, or Publish to make your changes live.      Want to view your site in landscape mode?"Landscape mode" is the horizontal orientation of your page, meaning that the screen has more width to accommodate your content. Simply drag the handles to increase the width of the page and see how it looks like in landscape orientation. Previewing your site in your browserIf needed, you can see how a site looks in your browser without having to access the Editor at all. The "All Sites" area of your account offers this quick action, among many others. Tip:This option is always available, regardless of whether you've published your site or not.To preview from your account:
Go to the All Sites page in your account. Hover over the site you want to preview and click Site Actions. Click Preview Site / View Live Site.
Note: The specific option you see depends on if your site is published or not.
Email Marketing: Using Personalized Content in Your Campaigns
Personalize your email campaigns by using dynamic values. Dynamic values are placeholders in your email that will insert your recipient's personalized information, like a first or last name. Adding this personal touch to a campaign significantly increases interest in your email.Use personalized content in both the campaign's text and subject line to best engage your recipients. You can also add fallback text so your recipient won't see a blank space if the data is not available.In this article learn more about:
Adding personalized content to your campaign's text Adding personalized content to your campaign's subject line Frequently asked questions (FAQs)Note:Personalized content doesn't appear in test email campaigns. Your recipients will still see them when you send the campaign. Adding personalized content to your campaign's textYou can include personalized content in any of your email campaign's text elements. Add your recipient's name, email address and/or your site's URL to make the content personal and exciting to read. To add personalized content to your campaign text:
Go to Email Marketing in your site's dashboard. Click Edit next to an existing campaign, select a template, or create a new one. Click any text element or add a new one.  Click where you want to add the dynamic value. Click + Add Personalized Content under Styles.  Select the value from the drop-down (e.g. contact last name, contact birthday, etc.) (Optional) Write a fallback text in the text box.Adding personalized content to your campaign's subject lineWhen you're ready to send your campaign, draw your recipients' attention to your email by including their details in the subject line or preview text. To add personalized content to the subject line or preview text:
Go to Email Marketing in your site's dashboard. Click Edit next to an existing campaign, select a template, or create a new one. When you're done editing, click Next. Add at least one recipient and click Next. Click Edit next to Subject line. Click where you want to add the dynamic value. Click + Personalize under the subject line and/or preview text.  Select the value from the drop-down (e.g. contact last name, contact birthday, etc.) (Optional) Write a fallback text in the text box.FAQsClick a question to learn more about using dynamic values.What is an example of using personalized content in an email?Some common examples of personalized content include the recipient's name or address. For example, insert the content [Contact First Name] in the email text 'Thanks for subscribing [Contact First Name]' to personalize the text to the name of the recipient.What is fallback text?If data for the personalized content is not available, the fallback text you enter appears in its place. For example, if you include your recipient's first name in the email title, you can add fallback text like "dear customer" so the title still makes sense if their first name isn't in the system.Can I add personalized content to emails using the mobile app?No. You can only choose variables from a list when using desktop.
Embedding a Yandex Map on Your Wix Site
Important:The Yandex Maps app has been retired from the Wix App Market. You can still add a Yandex map to your site by using the Yandex map constructor to build the map and pasting the code into your site. Add a custom Yandex map to your site to let your customers know where they can find your business. Step 1 | Create a map using the Yandex Map constructorThe Yandex Map constructor lets you create your own map, where you can design routes and highlight locations. After creating the map, you'll be able to generate a code which you can embed on your site.To create a map:
Log in to Yandex. Go to the Yandex Maps constructor. Click Create map. Customize your map title and description. (Optional) Add objects to the map using the Import option. 
Click Save and continue. Select Embed on site.  Customize the size of your map.  Click Get map code.  Copy the code in the box. Step 2 | Embed the code on your siteAfter you've copied the code from the Yandex Map constructor, return to your site's editor to embed it.To embed code on your site:Wix EditorStudio Editor
Click Add Elements  on the left side of the Editor. Click Embed Code. Click Embed HTML. Paste the code you copied from Yandex 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. 
Click Add Elements  on the left side of the editor. Click Embed & Social. Click Embed Code. Click Enter Code. Paste the code you copied from Yandex into the Add your code here (HTTPS only) field.  Click Apply.  (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. Note: We cannot provide support for external codes that were not created or tested with Wix. If you are experiencing an issue with your code snippet, please contact the provider directly.