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Editor X: Setting an Element's Position to Pinned or Sticky
Choose how elements move as visitors scroll down your site. You can position elements you want to highlight as Pinned or Sticky, so they're always visible and accessible.In this article, learn more about:
Pinned elements Sticky elements Reverting to the default positionTip:To enhance your visitors' experience, you can apply additional scroll effects to your images (e.g., Parallax).Pinning an element to the screenKeep an element in a fixed position on the screen as your visitors scroll down your site.To pin an element to the screen:
Click the element in the Editor. Click Position in the Inspector . Click the Position type drop-down menu and select Pinned. Choose where to pin the element to using the drop-down next to Pin to:
    
Container: The element stays fixed in place, relative to its parent container.  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.  Making an element "sticky"Set your elements to scroll within a container or section. When visitors reach the bottom of that container or section, the element stops scrolling. Note:We are currently working on an update to the Sticky and Pinned positions, which is not yet available to all. If the new version is available to you, you will be able to set where the element sticks to (bottom, top or both)To make an element "sticky":
Click the element in the Editor. Click Position in the Inspector . Click the Position type drop-down menu and select Sticky. Choose where the section sticks to: Top, Bottom, or Bottom and top. (Optional) Enter an offset value to create space above or below the section.See it in action:The sticky scroll effect can only be viewed while in preview mode or on the live site.Reverting to the element's default positionYou can always remove the Pinned or Sticky scroll effects by changing the element's position back to default.To revert an element to its default position:
Click the element in the Editor. Click Position in the Inspector . Click the Position type drop-down menu and select Default.
Google Workspace: Setting Up a Domain Alias
If you own multiple domains, you can set up an alias for your Google Workspace business email in your Google Workspace Admin console.If you use a secondary domain as a domain alias, then all users on your primary domain (the domain that you used when signing up for Google Workspace services) automatically receive a second email address with the alias domain.Tip:Adding a domain alias in Google Workspace is an option if you want to have another option for the business email domain name you purchased. For example, if you own both mylovelyshop.com and mylovelyonlineshop.com domain names, you can set up business emails for both.Note:This feature is subject to certain limitations.
Transferring vs. Connecting Your Domain to Wix
Learn the difference between 'transferring' vs. 'connecting' your domain to understand which option is best for your business. Important:You must upgrade your site with a plan before you can assign a domain to your site. Transferring your domainWix becomes your domain host when you transfer your domain to Wix, meaning that you can manage the following from your Wix account: 
Your domain's registration payments Your domain's contact information Your domain's DNS recordsNote:Read this important information about transferring your domain to Wix before starting the process.Connecting your domainIf you prefer to keep your domain with your current host, you can still connect it to your Wix site. Your Wix site appears online when you enter your domain name into a web browser once you've connected your domain to Wix. When you connect a domain purchased outside of Wix:
Your domain remains hosted at your current domain host, not at Wix: It is only connected to your Wix site via name servers or pointing.  
    
Name servers: (Preferred connection method) You manage your DNS records from your Wix account. Pointing: (Not recommended) You continue to manage your DNS records at your domain host.   Billing and contact details are managed at your current domain host, not at Wix: Contact your existing domain host for assistance with domain renewals, contact information, and other domain-related billing inquiries.Note:Once you connect your domain to Wix, it may take up to 48 hours for the DNS changes to take effect. Learn more about domain propagation.
Wix App: Adding Apps to Your Site
You can easily add apps to your site from the Wix app to encourage your members to interact with your business in a variety of ways.For example, add the Bookings app so your customers can book your services or the Forum app to start discussions, share posts and photos. You can also add the Events app so you can invite guests to upcoming events.Note:After you add an app from the Wix app, you need to go to your editor and add the pending app to your site.To add an app to your site:
Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap the Manage icon . Tap Manage Apps. Tap Add next to the app you want to add:
    
Blog: Write, edit and publish posts.  Bookings: Let customers view and book your services.   Events: Create events, invite guests and let members RSVP or buy tickets. Forum: Start discussions, share posts, photos and more.  Groups: Organize members into groups to connect on a specific topic.  Members: Let members view other profiles and learn more about one another.  Pricing Plans: Sell membership plans or packages.  Stores: Create a professional online store to grow your eCommerce business. Online Programs: Create step-by-step training programs for your clients.  Shared Gallery: Let your members upload phots and videos to albums in a shared place.   Go to your editor and add the pending app from the App Market.
Wix Blog: Adding and Customizing an Archive Menu
Adding an archive menu to your blog is a great way to show older content that has been 'archived' or stored away in a blog. You can see how many posts have been archived and when they were archived. Archiving is very helpful with seasonal posts that are less topical and also with posts that have outdated information in them, like information on product sales etc.  To add and customize an archive menu:
Go to the page you want the feed to appear on. Click the Add icon  in the left panel of your Editor.  Click Blog. Select the Archive Menu element.  Drag it to position it on the page. Click the element in your Editor. Click Settings. Click the Display tab to customize the archive menu display:Show me moreCustomize the following:
Click the Show newest posts first toggle to show the most recent archived posts. Click the Show number of posts toggle to display the number of posts in the archive widget. Number of months displayed: Drag the slider to adjust the number of months displayed in the category widget.9. Click the Layout tab to customize the category layout:Show me moreCustomize the following: 
Text alignment: Choose where you would like the text to appear:
    
Left: The text appears on the left in the widget. Center: The text appears in the center of the widget. Right: The text appears on the right in the widget.   Text padding (left & right): Drag the slider to adjust the amount of padding at the sides of the widget. Text padding (top & bottom): Drag the slider to adjust the amount of padding at the top and bottom of the widget.10. Click the Design tab to customize the design:Show me moreCustomize the following:
Font style & color: Click the Expand icon   to select a font style and click the color box to select a font color. Background color: Click the color box to choose a background color and drag the slider to adjust the level of color. Divider opacity & color: Click the color box to choose the divider color and drag the slider to adjust the level of opacity. Divider width: Drag the slider to adjust the width of the divider. Border opacity and color: Click the color box to choose the border color and drag the slider to adjust the level of opacity. Border width: Drag the slider to adjust the width of the border. Corner Radius: Drag the slider to adjust the corner radius.Note:The archive results page uses the category page settings. You can customize the archive page by changing the archive feed settings. Tip:You can also add a category menu to your blog feed. Click here to learn how.
Wix Blog: Adding Managed Writers to Your Blog
You can add managed writers to your blog to attribute them to a specific post on a one time basis. Managed writers have no permissions on your site and cannot post themselves or customize their profile.Tip: You can also add permanent blog collaborators to your blog if you need to. Learn more about adding writers and editorsIn this article, learn more about:
Adding a managed writer from the post composer Adding a managed writer from the Writers pageAdding a managed writer from the post composerYou can add a managed writer to an individual post directly from the post composer in your site's dashboard.To add a managed writer:
Go to Blog in your site's dashboard. Select the post that you want to add a managed writer to.  Click Settings on the left side of the post composer. Scroll down and click the Author drop-down menu. Click +New Author.
Enter a name for the managed writer under Author Name. (Optional) Add a profile picture and title for the managed writer. Click Add.
Click Publish.Deleting writersYou can delete a writer at anytime. Go to the Writers page in your dashboard, click the Show more icon  next to the writer's name you want to delete, and click Delete. Learn more about managing writersAdding a managed writer from the Writers pageYou can add a managed writer to your blog in your site's dashboard. After you've added them, you can add them to specific posts. To add a managed writer:
Go to Blog in your site's dashboard. Click Writers. Click +Add Writer. 
Click Create a managed writer. Click Continue. Add profile information like a name, profile picture, and any other additional information for the writer. Click Save. Select the post that you want to add the new managed writer to.  Click Settings on the left side of the post composer. Scroll down and click the Author drop-down menu. Select the new managed writer. Click Publish.Deleting writersYou can delete an writer at anytime. Click the Show more icon  next to the writer's name you want to delete and click Delete. Learn more about managing writers
Wix Bookings Request: Hide the Agenda Filters on the Member Apps
Currently, on the Wix Member apps, it's not possible to hide filters on the Agenda element. However, in your editor, you can select which filters you want members to see.We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is greatly appreciated.
Wix Editor: Adding a Site Menu
A site menu is an essential part of your website. Every site should have one so that your site visitors can navigate between your pages or sections.If you are using a template, your site already has a menu on it. Click the menu to customize it, or delete it and add a new one following the steps below.To add a site menu:
 
Go to your editor. Click Add Elements  on the left side of the editor. Click Menu & Anchor. Click a menu type:
    
My Menus: If you've already added menus to your site, the styles you've chosen appear in this section so you can use them again.   Themed Menus: These menus have been handpicked to match your site. Horizontal Menus: A horizontal menu is usually placed in the header or footer of a site. Vertical Menus: A vertical menu can be placed anywhere you want on your site. Be sure to set it to show on all pages.  In-page Menus: Display your anchors and sections in a cool, floating menu. As the in-page menu is pinned to the screen, it is always visible wherever your site visitors are on your page. Hamburger Menus: Hamburger menus are menus that display a button on your live site. When visitors click the button, the menu opens in a container.    Drag your chosen menu element on to your page.Tips:
To create a floating menu, pin the menu to the desired location on the screen. You can also add Site Search from the Menu & Anchor tab. Site Search lets your visitors search for anything on your site using a search bar, and the results of the search are displayed clearly in a list. Learn more about Site SearchImportant:A menu should be displayed on every page of your site. If your menu is placed in the header or footer, it automatically shows on every page. If you are using a vertical menu, or a horizontal menu (not in your header or footer) make sure you set it to show on all pages.
Wix Editor: Keyboard Shortcuts in the Editor
Use keyboard shortcuts in the Editor to manage your elements, tools, and pages. There are shortcuts available for general Editor use, as well as editing text.In this article, learn more about:
Keyboard shortcuts in the Editor Keyboard shortcuts for editing textIf you are using a Mac:
Use the Command ⌘ key instead of the Ctrl key. Use the Option key instead of the Alt key. General Editor shortcutsThe below keyboard shortcuts are available in your Editor:ActionDescriptionCtrl + XCut Ctrl + C Copy Ctrl + V Paste Ctrl + D Duplicate Delete Backspace Delete an element Ctrl +  ↓Move backward Ctrl +  ↑Move forward Ctrl + Shift +  ↓Send to back Ctrl + Shift + ↑ Bring to front ←, ↑, →, ↓ Move single pixel (i.e. Nudge) Shift + ↑, ↓ Move 10 pixels Ctrl + Z Undo Ctrl + Y Redo Ctrl + Shift + M Select next element Ctrl + MSelect previous element Ctrl + click elementDirect element selection (select elements, skipping the section/strip/container they're attached to)Shift + click element Select multiple elements Hold Shift while rotating element Rotates element in 15° increments Hold Shift while dragging element Keeps element aligned on the same x or y axis Ctrl + SSaveCtrl + P Preview Shift + FHide/show Editor controls Ctrl + JSwitch between mobile/desktop viewsShift + RHide or show the rulersAlt + DragDuplicate and drag the new elementCtrl + Alt + AEnable / disable autosaveEsc during Drag, Resize or RotateCancels the actionShift + Tab Navigates between elements/Opens Pages panel?Opens the Keyboard Shortcuts article (this one)Alt + NAdd a blank pageAlt + BAdd a blank sectionEnter while on an elementTriggers the element's main actionShift + 1/2/3Opens the element's panels (Settings, Layouts, Design)Shift + TShow or hide the Editor ToolbarCtrl + mouse click elements in Add panelKeeps Add panel openText editing shortcutsYou can use the following keyboard shortcuts in text editing mode:ActionDescriptionCtrl + B Bold Ctrl + U Underline Ctrl + I Italic Ctrl + Z Undo Ctrl + Y Redo
Wix Editor Request: Switching an Existing Site's Template (No Content)
It is not currently possible to change your site's template, even if you haven't added any content or elements.As an alternative, you can create a new site and select the template you want. You can also reassign your Premium plan and domain to the new site as needed.We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is greatly appreciated.
Wix Editor: Showing a Page on Your Mobile Site Only
Show a page on your mobile site only by hiding the page from the menu on your desktop site, then unhiding it on mobile. This is a great way to tailor your site to mobile visitors, and provide a unique browsing experience.To show a page on your mobile-friendly view only:
Click Menus & Pages  on the left side of your mobile editor. Click the relevant page. Click the More Actions icon . Click Hide from menu . ﻿Click the Switch to Mobile icon ﻿ at the top of the editor. Click Menus & Pages  on the left side of the mobile editor. Click the relevant page. Click the More Actions icon . Click Show on mobile .Notes:
Hiding the homepage on mobile only hides it from the menu. Visiting the domain or free Wix URL on a mobile device still loads the hidden homepage. Click here to learn how to improve the layout of your mobile view.
Wix Forms Request: Exporting Form Submissions as a PDF File
Currently, in the new Wix Forms, it is not possible to export your Wix Forms submissions as a PDF file. However, you can always access your submissions table if you need any information about a specific entry. Learn HowWe are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is hugely appreciated.
Wix Forms: Viewing Form Submissions from Your Dynamic Pages
Dynamic pages are pages on your site most often used when working with the CMS (Content Management System). They have the same layout and design but different content. For example, a 'Team Members' page could have the same design, but changing content based on the employee's name and information. Each 'version' of the page is called a dynamic page item.If you've included a form on a dynamic page, (e.g. a Contact Me form) you can add a column to the form's submissions table in the dashboard to see which dynamic item the form was submitted on. Continuing with the 'Team Members' example, you can add a column to the submissions table to see which team member page a site visitor filled out a contact form for.Important:This feature is only available for old Wix Forms. To view form submissions for your dynamic pages:
Go to Forms & Submissions in your site's dashboard. Click View Submissions Table next to the relevant site form on your dynamic page. 
Note: Make sure you have published your site. Click Hidden Fields to view all form fields that aren't automatically visible on the table. Click the toggle next to your dynamic page to display it on the table. The form field name is the same as your dynamic page name and has a link icon  next to it. 
Note: The new column displays which item of the page collection the form was submitted on.The new column displays which item of the page collection the form was submitted on. In this example, Brian Chung's 'Contact Me' page had two form submissions, while Ashley Amerson and Marcus Harris's pages both got one submission.Note:Dynamic pages are part of the CMS. Learn more about how to create dynamic page collections.
Wix Forum: Unblocking Site Members
You can unblock site members you blocked, so that they can once again participate in the forum.To unblock a site member:
Go to your Members page in your live site. Click the contact you want to unblock Click the Show more icon . Click Unblock Member.
Wix Editor: Icons Available When Clicking on Elements in the Editor
When you click an element in your Editor, you may come across several icons. Below are some of the icons that appear on elements, and their meanings and uses.Important:Icons available depend on the element type and its settings.IconNameActionSettingsClick to set up the element. The settings are
different for each element.LayoutClick to change the layout of the element.
The layouts are different for each element.DesignClick to design the element. The design options are different for each element.AnimateClick to add animation to the element.LinkClick to add a link to the element.More ActionsClick to show more options.Crop & EditClick to make changes to your image.UpgradeClick to upgrade the element/feature.HelpClick to learn more about the element or find an answer to a question you have.Stretch HandleClick and drag to make the element longer or shorter. This icon appears on strips and pages.StretchClick this icon to stretch the element to either the full-width of your site, or within the gridlines. This icon appears on elements such as strips and galleries.AccessibilityClick to view and edit your attributes. This icon is only shown on elements that you have already added custom aria attributes to. Learn howConnect to DataConnect the element to content collections to display and collect data on your site. Learn more
Wix Editor Request: Moving Images from One Gallery to Another Gallery
Currently, you cannot move images from one gallery to another gallery.
You can however add an image to more than one gallery.We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is hugely appreciated.
Wix Events Request: Allowing Guests to Cancel Tickets
Currently, guests cannot cancel their participation in a ticketed event themselves. They need to contact you so you can remove them from the guest list. If your guest bought an event ticket, you'll need to provide a refund. Tip:Guest can, however, cancel their participation in RSVP events. They can do so through their Members Area.
We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is greatly appreciated.
Wix Events Troubleshooting: Unable to Apply Coupons in Wix Events
Offer coupons to help get people excited about your event. Customers can enter the coupon code on the Checkout page when purchasing a ticket.  Notes:
The coupon field is only available during the Add Your Details stage of the Checkout process. The coupon field only appears if you've already created coupons for your event. Customers cannot apply coupons from the Wix app, however they can apply them from the mobile version of your site.Troubleshooting coupon issuesIf your customers are able to see the Enter Coupon Code field, but are still unable to apply the coupon, please check that:The coupon was created for the Wix Events appWith Wix, you can create coupons for a few different apps, Wix Stores, Wix Bookings and Wix Events. When creating the coupon, you can choose what it applies to. For your coupon to work for Wix Events tickets, you must select either:
Specific ticket Specific event All tickets
To check what you selected:
Go to the Coupons tab in your site's dashboard. Select the coupon you want to check. Check what is selected from the Apply to drop-down. (If necessary) Select a different option and click Save.The coupon was entered correctly (case sensitive)Coupon codes are case sensitive. Make sure that your customer entered it correctly, with the correct use of upper and lowercase letters.The coupon has not been restricted to a specific event or ticket typeWith Wix Events, you can create coupons for
A specific ticket A specific event All ticketsIf you restricted your coupon to a specific ticket or event, customers will not be able to enter it for a different ticket or event.

To check what you selected:
Go to the Coupons tab in your site's dashboard. Select the coupon you want to check. Check what is selected from the Apply to drop-down. (If necessary) Select a different option and click Save.The coupon has not expiredWhen creating a coupon, you can choose when it expires. Check that the coupon your customer is trying to enter is still valid.

To check when your coupon expires:
Go to the Coupons tab in your site's dashboard. Select the coupon you want to check. Check the dates in the Valid between section. (If necessary) Change the end date or select Don't set an end date and save.The coupon does not have a limited number of usesWhen creating a coupon, you can limit the number of times it can be used. For example, the coupon may only be valid to the first 100 people who try to use it.

To check if your coupon is limited:
Go to the Coupons tab in your site's dashboard. Select the coupon you want to check. Check the info in the Limit uses section. (If necessary) Increase the limit or select Unlimited and save.Still need help?If you still need assistance with your coupon code, please submit a ticket and provide the following details:The name of the coupon you're having trouble with.The type of coupon (discount/offer).The event the coupon is intended for.Any restrictions the ticket is supposed to have (ticket type, limited use).A screenshot of what happens when you try to apply the coupon.
Wix Forms Request: Scale Field
Currently, in the new Wix Forms, there is no option to add a 'scale' field that allows visitors to rank their answers out of a pre-determined scale.For example, a scale field question can ask: 'On a scale of 1-10 please rate your experience of this course'.We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is greatly appreciated.