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Unable to View Your Live Site
If you are unable to view your live site, make sure that you are entering your domain name or site URL correctly in your browser. Review the questions below to determine the cause of the issue.Click below to solve your live site viewing issue:Do you receive an error message on your site?Below are some of the common error messages you might see when there is a problem loading your site. Select the error message you're receiving for more information:


Error 401 (unauthorized) Error 403 (forbidden) Error 404 (not found) Error 500 (internal server error) Error 502 (bad gateway)Is your site published?Make sure that the site your domain is connected to is indeed published. You can check this on your site's dashboard. If your site is not published, open your editor and click Publish.Has your domain expired?Wix domains are set to renew automatically, however, if you've canceled your domain's renewal or if there were payment problems your domain may have expired.

You can check the status of your domain on your Domains page. If your domain has expired, click here to learn how to repurchase.

Note: If you purchased your domain outside of Wix, contact your domain host to make sure your domain hasn't expired. Is your plan active?In order for your site to remain connected to your personal domain, it needs to have a suitable plan assigned to it. Premium and Studio Plans are set to renew automatically, however, if you canceled your plan's renewal or there were payment problems it may have expired.

You can check the status of your plan under Premium Subscriptions. If your plan has expired, simply upgrade your site again. Is your domain assigned to a site?You may have accidentally disconnected your domain from your site. You can check to see if your domain is connected to your site on the Domains page. If the domain is not connected, select the domain and click Assign next to Assigned to site.Are your DNS settings correct?When you connect your domain it can take up to 48 hours for your domain to propagate and your site to appear live. If after 48 hours you're still unable to view your live site on your domain, use the Wix Domain Assistant to check your domain connection.Is your browser supported and up to date?Make sure that you're using the latest version of a supported browser. You can check which browser version you're using here.Are you using a public computer?Some public institutions such as schools, universities, public libraries or government facilities, restrict access to certain URLs, including the Wix servers. If you are unable to access your site from one of these institutes, we recommend that you contact the relevant IT department at your location (if possible) to see if they can whitelist Wix. Learn More Still unable to resolve the issue?Solve your live site issues with the Wix Technical Assistant.
Wix Apps Request: App for Offering a Rental Service
Currently, Wix does not have a dedicated app for renting cars, sports gear and equipment, inflatables, or second-hand high fashion. However, you can add the third-party app Twice Rentals to your site directly from the Wix App Market.We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is hugely appreciated.
Wix Blocks Request: Ready Made Dashboard Templates to Manage Data
Currently in Wix Blocks, while you can build dashboard pages to manage your app's data and collections and have the freedom to design these pages, there is a lack of ready-made templates specifically tailored for displaying lists of data items and managing individual data items efficiently.

This feature would introduce ready-made dashboard templates to manage app data. These templates will include fully functional elements to display lists of data items with sorting and filtering and a form to manage a single data item.
By incorporating these templates, app builders can streamline the development process, ensuring that essential data management features are readily available without the need for extensive development.We are always working to update and improve our products and your feedback is greatly appreciated.
Wix Blog: Managing Blog Categories from the Wix App
With the Wix app, you can manage your blog categories on the go, making it easy to keep your blog structured and up-to-date. The app gives you full control from the convenience of your mobile device, helping you enhance your blog’s organization and user experience effortlessly.To manage your blog categories:
Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage  at the bottom. Tap Blog.  Tap Categories.  Choose what you want to do:Rename the All Posts categoryBy default, every post appears in the "All Posts" category. You can rename this category at any time.
Tap Edit next to All Posts. Enter a name for this category. Tap Save. Create a new blog category
Tap Create Category. Enter the Category name.
Note: This appears in the navigation bar. Enter the Category description.  Add an image:
    
Tap Add Category Image. Select All media.  Select an image to upload. Tap Next.   Tap Save. Edit a blog category
Tap the More Actions icon  next to the category you want to edit. Tap Edit Category. Edit the category. Tap Save.Delete a blog category
Tap the More Actions icon  next to the category you want to delete. Tap Delete Category. Tap Delete to confirm. Assign categories to a new blog post
Tap Manage at the bottom right. Tap Blog.  Tap Posts. Tap the More Actions icon  next to the relevant post. Tap Post Settings. Tap the Categories tab. Select up to 10 categories, or tap Create New Category to create a new one. Tap Save. Tap Save and tap an option:
    
Save changes: Save your changes in draft form. Save and publish: Publish your post with the updated categories.
Discrepancy in Wix Email Marketing Statistics
It may take some time for recipients to read your email campaign, and for the information in your Wix Email Marketing Dashboard and statistics to update accordingly. If you view your statistics more than 24 hours after sending an email campaign and your statistics don't seem accurate, please submit a support ticket and include the following information: The URL of the email campaignThe date you sent the newsletterThe number of contacts you sent toThe names of contact groups you sent toA few examples of email addresses you've sent toDescribe what is inaccurate about your statistics
Editor X: Adding a Background Scroll Effect to a Section
Using background scroll effects, you can add a sense of movement to your section as visitors scroll up and down. There's tons of effects to choose from (e.g., Parallax, 3D, Zoom In), all of which can make your content stand out. Note:The scroll effects available depend on the background type you have chosen for your section (i.e color, media or gradient).To add a background scroll effect:
Select a page section. Click the Background Scroll Effects icon .  Select an effect from the list.
Email Marketing: Sending Your Campaign in the Wix App
Once you've created and customized your email campaign, send it to your contacts from the Wix app or share the campaign link via social media or email.To send your campaign in the Wix app:
Open your draft campaign in the Wix app. Tap the More Actions icon ﻿ next to the campaign you want to send and tap Edit.
Note: If you created the campaign from a desktop, tap Send at this step instead. (If editing your campaign) Tap Next at the top right. Choose how you want to send your campaign:
    
Send to Contacts: The campaign is sent to recipients from your contact list.
        
Tap Send to Contacts. Tap Add next to Recipients to add contacts or email addresses who will receive the email marketing campaign. Edit the campaign info under Email Details:
            
Subject Line: The title of the campaign that shows up in recipients' inboxes From Name: The name shown in the 'From' section of the email. Reply-to Email: The email address that any replies to the campaign will be sent to.   Tap Send Campaign.
Note: You can also tap Send Test Email to send a test campaign. Test emails do not count towards your monthly email campaign allowance.   Publish on Social: Share the email campaign on a social media platform.
        
Tap Publish on Social. Tap Share Now. Choose a social app and follow the instructions to share on that platform. Tap Send at the top right.
Pricing Plans Request: Changing the Purchase Flow
Currently, when a client wants to purchase a pricing plan, they: 
Select a plan. Go to the checkout page. Sign up or log in to your site. Complete payment. Go to the thank you page.It is not possible to make changes to this purchase flow. For example, it is not possible to change the order of these actions so that clients sign up after completing payment. We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is greatly appreciated.
Request: Setting Automation Action as Send Site Notification
Currently, it is not possible to set up a custom automation that sends a site notification (a notification that appears onscreen) to visitors or members while they are browsing your site.We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is greatly appreciated.
Sales Tax Request: Adding Multiple Tax Types to a Single Tax Location
We're thrilled to announce that it's now possible to calculate tax using 2 or more tax types (e.g. listing both federal tax and provincial tax separately in a Canadian province) for any of your tax groups. Learn how to create multiple tax types.
Studio Editor: Customizing the Signup and Login Forms
Personalize the signup and login experience for your client's site members. Switch from the default forms to the custom forms, where you have full control of the design, the text and the actual form fields. In this article, learn how to customize:
The signup form The login formBefore you begin:Make sure your client's site includes the Members Area app. Customizing the signup formDesign the signup form to match your client's needs and look exactly how you want. You can add any element to the form, customize the title, fields, background, button and more. Note:Currently, it is not possible to add social login buttons (e.g. Facebook, Google) to the custom signup form. They are only available on the default signup form. Vote for this featureTo add and set up a custom signup form:
Click Pages  on the left side of the Editor. Hover over Signup (Default) and click the More Actions icon . Click Settings. Select Custom Form under Which member signup form do your visitors see?. Click Add to Site to start customizing. Select the form on the canvas. Choose how you want to customize the form:
    
Manage the form: Add more fields and remove those you don't need. You can also click individual fields to adjust the title, placeholder text and other settings. Design the form: Customize the form's design from the Inspector panel. Change the  background, the input fields and the button members click to submit the form.  Adjust the form settings: Click Form Settings to add conditional rules, change the email notification settings and adjust the way new members are saved to the contact list.   Tip:You can add any element you need (e.g. image, text, etc.) around the custom signup form.Customizing the login formThe custom login form allows you to design every individual part of the screen so it fits your client's site. You can also choose whether or not members can log in using their Google or Facebook account. To add and set up a custom login form:
Click Pages  on the left side of the Editor. Hover over Login (Default) and click the More Actions icon . Click Settings. Select Custom Form under Which member login form do your visitors see?. Click Add to Site to start customizing. Choose how you want to customize the form:
    
Adjust the email and password fields: Select a field to adjust its title, layout, placeholder text and other settings. Design the form: Select any text element, link or button on the form to design it in the Inspector panel. The available settings depend on the chosen element. Adjust the social login settings: Select the Google and Facebook icons to enable or disable these login methods. You can also choose whether they appear as icons or text buttons.
Studio Editor Request: Ability to Control the Site Scroll Smoothness (Lerp)
Currently, the Studio Editor does not offer a feature that allows you to control the site scroll smoothness (using the Lerp function, for example).Workaround:You can add the Smooth Scroll app from the Wix App Market.We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is greatly appreciated.
Wix Automations: Translating Automated Emails with Wix Multilingual
With Wix Multilingual, you can translate your automated emails into your site's languages. This allows you to speak to your audience in their language, offering a more local experience.In this article, learn more about: 
Translating your automated emails Frequently asked questions (FAQs)Before you begin: Make sure you have added and set up Wix Multilingual on your site. Translating automated emailsHead over to the Automations tab in your site's dashboard to access your automated emails. When editing an automated email, you can select the relevant language and localize the content. Important: A site language must be visible for your automated emails to be sent in that language. To translate automated emails: 
Go to Automations in your site's dashboard. Click the More Actions icon  next to the relevant automation. Click Edit. 
Click Edit next to Do this: Send an email. Scroll down and click Edit in the Create an email section. 
Click the Now editing drop-down at the top to choose a language. 
Note: The languages available will be your site languages added via Wix Multilingual. 
Edit the content of your email.  Click Save & Continue. Click Save to make your automation live.FAQsClick a question below to learn more about translating your automated emails. Can I translate pre-installed automated emails as well as the ones I create? Yes, you can translate both pre-installed automated emails and the automated emails that you created from scratch, into your site's languages. What if I have added a language but have not made it visible on my site? If a language is not visible on your site, your automated emails will not be available for translation in that language.Do I have to manually translate each version of my automated emails myself? Yes, you will need to manually translate each language version of your automated emails. What happens if I add more languages to my site after setting up this automation?Once you make the new language live and visible on your site, you'll be able to edit the automation and access the version of that language. What determines the language the email is sent in? The email is determined by the language of the contact who is receiving the email. If the language of the contact doesn't match one of your site languages, the email defaults to the main site language.In Contacts you can view a contact's language.
Wix Blocks Request: List in List Type Properties
Currently in Blocks, you can add a list type property to the widget API. However, it is not possible to add a "list in list", or nested list, type of property. This feature would allow you to add nested lists to the widget API.We are always working to update and improve our products and your feedback is greatly appreciated.
Wix Blog: Adding a Cover Image to a Blog Post Using the Wix App
A cover image is the image displayed with a post in the following ways:
In your blog feed When sharing a post on social media In a Custom Feed elementNote:If you upload an image to a post, that image is used as the cover image - unless you replace it with a cover image, according to the instructions below. To add a cover image to post:
Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom right. Tap Blog.  Tap Posts. Tap the post you want to edit. Tap More actions  next to the relevant post. Tap Post Settings. Tap the Select cover image toggle. Select an option:
    
Upload an image:
        
Tap Upload Cover Image. Select an image or take a picture. Tap  Upload. Tap Next. Choose an option:
            
Publish Post Save as Draft     Replace the existing image:
        
Tap  the image. Tap Replace Image. Select an image or take a picture. Tap  Upload. Tap Next. Tap Save.  Choose an option:
            
Publish Post  Save as Draft.      Note:You can go back to the settings and tap the Display Cover Image toggle:Enabled: The image you added is displayed in the post feed, custom feed, recent posts feed, and when sharing the post on social media.Disabled: The image you added is displayed only when sharing the post on social media.
CMS Request: Make Custom Private Fields that are Added to the Members Area Visible in the App Collection
Currently, when you add a custom private field to the Members Area, it is not possible to see it in your regular collections. The custom field gets stored in a Wix App collection under Members called PrivateMembersData. Learn how to show or hide Wix App Collections.We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is hugely appreciated.
Wix Blog: Adding Links to Text and Buttons in Blog Posts
Linking to specific posts is a great way to direct visitors to a blog from anywhere on a site. You can link posts by adding a link to a piece of text or by adding a link to a button. In this article, learn how to link a blog post to a:
Text ButtonLinking text to a blog postYou can link text to a specific blog post.Wix EditorStudio Editor
Retrieve the live URL of the blog post:
    
Go to the live site. Open the relevant blog post. Copy the URL.   Go to your editor. Click the text you want to link.  Click Edit text. Highlight the relevant text. Click the Link icon . Select Web Address. Paste the blog post URL in the What's the web address (URL)? field. Select whether the external URL opens in a New Window or in the Current Window. Click Done.
Retrieve the live URL of the blog post:
    
Go to the live site. Open the relevant blog post. Copy the URL.   Go to your editor. Click the text you want to link.  Click Edit text. Highlight the relevant text. Click the Link icon . Select Web Address. Paste the blog post URL in the What's the web address (URL)? field. Select whether the external URL opens in a New Window or in the Current Window. Click Done.Linking a button to a blog postYou can add a button that links readers to a specific blog post.Wix EditorStudio Editor
Retrieve the live URL of the blog post:
    
Go to the live site. Open the relevant blog post. Copy the URL.   Go to your editor and navigate to the relevant page. Click Add Elements  on the left side of the editor. Click Button. Click the button you want to add, or drag it to the relevant location. Click the Link icon . Select Web Address. Paste the blog post URL in the What's the web address (URL)? field. Select whether the external URL opens in a New Window or in the Current Window. Click Done.
Retrieve the live URL of the blog post:
    
Go to the live site. Open the relevant blog post. Copy the URL.   Go to your editor and navigate to the relevant page. Click Add Elements  on the left side of the editor. Click Button. Click the button you want to add, or drag it to the relevant location. Click the Link icon . Select Web Address. Paste the blog post URL in the What's the web address (URL)? field. Select whether the external URL opens in a New Window or in the Current Window. Click Done.
Wix Bookings: About Memberships and Packages
Increase customer loyalty by offering your clients memberships and packages using pricing plans. Clients enjoy the reduced rates and you benefit from a more predictable income stream. Note:Memberships and packages are currently not available for courses.In this article, learn more about: 
Memberships Packages Making the most of your members areaMembershipsMemberships are a type of pricing plan that allows clients to make recurring payments to access services for a set amount of time. You choose which of your services are included and how long the subscription period lasts. For example, you can create a quarterly membership plan for your gym that offers unlimited access to TRX, pilates, and yoga, but not to other classes.You can offer clients one membership, or give them a few to choose from (e.g. a beginner plan, pro plan, or VIP plan).Learn how to set up a membership.PackagesPackages are a type of pricing plan that allows clients to pay for a set number of sessions at once. For example, if you charge $60 for a session with a personal trainer, you might want to offer clients a six-session package for $300. You decide whether your client needs to take advantage of the services within a set period of time or if it's open-ended. Learn how to set up packages.Tip:You can create recurring packages, so that your client can book a set number of services per time duration (e.g. 2 consultations per month, every month). Making the most of your members areaA well-built members area not only provides your users with a better experience, but encourages repeat visits and boosts organic traffic to your site. Combine the members area with Wix Bookings to allow your users to quickly review, reschedule or re-book appointments without the need to enter their details each time. Help your members view and manage their subscriptions by combining Pricing Plans with your members area for best results.