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Wix Events: About the Event Details and Registration Form Pages
Guests visiting your site view the events you offer on the Events List page. From there they can learn more on the Events Details page (if enabled) and  complete the booking on the Registration Form Page. You can customize how these pages look to suit your events.Tips:
Customizations you make to the Events Details page and the Registration Form page (e.g. changing colors and fonts, hiding page elements) affect these page for all events.   If your site only has events without tickets, you have the option of disabling the Event Details Page.Events Details PageSite visitors who click to register for an event are first directed to the Event Details page (unless you hid the page). There, guests can receive more complete information about the event. You can customize the page to show or hide various elements, such as a map to the event location and an "About the Event" description.Events without ticketsEvents without tickets display information and an "RSVP" button. If your site only has events without tickets, you have the option of disabling the Event Details Page.Show me howWhen you disable the Event Details page, guests who click to register for an event are directed straight to the Registration Page.
Click any of the Wix Events pages in the Editor. Click the Settings icon . Click the Pages tab. Click the Show this page when visitors register toggle to disable it.
Events with ticketsFor events with tickets, the Event Details Page includes a ticket section, in addition to information about the location, time, and so on. Here, guests can select how many tickets they want to purchase and view a price breakdown. If your business offers membership plans, you can display the plan for guests to purchase.Note:To edit the event name, location, subtitle, "About the Event" description, go to the Events tab in your site dashboard and edit the event.Registration Form PageAfter clicking the RSVP button (for non-ticketed events) or Checkout (for events with tickets), guests are directed to the Registration Form Page.There, guests fill in the names and email addresses. In the case of events with tickets, guest also complete payment. Schedule PageYou can optionally create a schedule page to let guests know exactly what is happening at your event. The first 2 sessions are displayed. Guests can click "See All" to view the complete schedule.
Wix Restaurants Request: Changing the Alignment of Your Menus
Currently, it is not possible to change the alignment of your restaurant menu (e.g., right-to-left), for either the Menus app or the Orders app.We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is greatly appreciated.
Adding Pinterest Content to Your Site
 The Wix Pinterest Feed app has been removed from the Wix App Market. However you can still add content from Pinterest to your site in 2 ways; you can embed a Pinterest widget, or add the Social Media Feed app to your site and set it to display your Pinterest content.In this article, learn how to: 
Embed a Pinterest widget  Add the Social Media Feed appEmbedding a Pinterest widgetPinterest offers a few different widgets which you can embed onto your site. You'll need to generate the code directly from Pinterest and then come back to Wix and embed the code using our HTML element.Before you begin:Click the links below to find out how to generate code for the widget you want to add:
Pinterest Board Pinterest Pin Pinterest Profile Pinterest Follow button Pinterest Save buttonNote: You need to copy both sets of code. The last piece of code needs to be added to the end of the first piece of code before the closing tag. Once you have the code ready, embed it as described below.Wix EditorStudio Editor
Click Add Elements  on the left side of the Editor. Click Embed Code. Click Embed HTML.
Click Enter Code. Make sure Code is selected under What do you want to add?. Paste the code you copied from step 1 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.
Click Add Elements  on the left side of the editor. Click Embed & Social. Click Embed Code. Click Add to Site next to Embed Code.
Click Enter Code. Make sure Code is selected under What do you want to add?. Paste the code you copied from step 1 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.Adding the Social Media Feed appThe Social Media Feed app is a third-party app which allows you to add your Pinterest URL and display a live feed of all your Pinterest content. You can add the Social Media Feed app directly from the Wix App Market.
ADI: Customizing Your Site's Colors
ADI has put together many complementary color palettes for you to choose from, making it even easier to design your site. You can customize the palettes and even create your own.Note:When you add a logo to your site, ADI extracts the main colors and creates a special palette you can use. In this article, learn more about:
Changing your color palette Changing the main color in your palette Customizing your color settings Creating your own color paletteChanging your color paletteChange your site's color palette in just one click.To change your color palette:
Click Design on the top bar inside ADI. Select Colors.  Select a new color palette.Changing the main color in your paletteChange the main color of your site and generate a new list of recommended color palettes.To change the main color in your palette:
Click Design on the top bar inside ADI. Select Colors.  Click the Design icon  in the Main Color box at the top.  Choose one of the suggested colors, or click the Add icon  to choose a custom color. Customizing your color settingsCustomize your site colors further, by controlling the strength of color used (Coloration Level), as well as the palette's color mode.To customize your color mode and coloration level: 
Click Edit under Color Mode. Customize your color settings:
    
Mode: Choose how dark or light your site's background colors are (Light, Dark or Mix). Coloration Level: Define how colorful you want your site to be (Plain, Tinted, Colorful or Vibrant).  Creating your own color paletteCreate your own color story for your site by designing a custom color palette.To create your own color palette:
Click Design on the top bar inside ADI. Click Colors.  Click Edit Palette Colors.  Click the Design icon  on the color you wish to change. Choose the new color.  Click Apply. Note:ADI color palettes are carefully crafted to compliment the site design and each other. When you change the main color in the palette, ADI suggests palette combinations that suit your new main color. Tip:If the color contrast between your text color and ADI elements is too low, ADI will suggest that you adjust your palette colors. Click Adjust Colors at the bottom of the Palette Colors panel and ADI will automatically change the problematic color to a more suitable one.
ADI Request: Uploading Your Fonts to ADI
Currently, you cannot upload your own fonts to ADI.If you want to upload your own fonts, you need to head to the Editor and follow the instructions here.
Google Workspace: Setting Up Additional Workspace Users from Wix
Manage your incoming emails by setting up additional business email addresses for different parts of your company.If you own a company called Clothes by Wix, for example, and have the domain name clothesbywix.com, you can create more business emails for the different departments:  info@clothesbywix.com, contact@clothesbywix.com, orders@clothesbywix.com, etc. In this article, learn more about:
Setting up additional business emails Frequently asked questions (FAQs)Note:In order to set up additional Google Workspace business emails you must first purchase additional business emails. Setting up additional business emails
Go to Business Email in your account. Click Show User Info on the relevant account Click the More Actions icon   next to the account you want to set up   Select Set Up User. Sign in to your Google Workspace account: 
    
Enter your email address. Click Next. Enter your password.   Click Users. Click Add new user. Enter the user details and set a password (optional). Click Add.What's next?It can take up to 24 hours for Google Workspace services to be available to the new user. If the user attempts to use a service that's not yet available, they'll see a message that they don't have access to it.FAQsWe are here to help with all your questions. Click a question below to learn more:How will I be billed for any additional business emails I purchase?When purchasing an additional business email, you are billed immediately and the renewal occurs on the same date as your existing, original business email subscription. The initial charge covers the period from when you add the additional business email up to the renewal date of the original business email subscription.Can I purchase as many business emails as I want for a domain?There is a limit of 300 business emails. Additionally, there is a limit of 20 emails purchased per transaction.
Marking Rooms as 'Not Available' in Wix Hotels
Quickly and easily block availability on your reservation calendar. This is a useful feature if the room is closed for renovations, if it was booked through another channel, or if your hotel is closed temporarily.Important:
This article refers to the original Wix Hotels. If you are using the new Wix Hotels by HotelRunner, which is not yet available to all users, please read the information here. Learn how to check which version of Wix Hotels you are using.  If you are using the channel manager, dates marked as unavailable will not reduce the availability on your connected channels. Instead of setting dates as not available, please use manual reservations to block your calendar if you want to also use the channel manager.To mark a room as 'Not Available':Go to your dashboard.Click the Hotels tab.Click the Reservations tab.Click the start date on the calendar for the relevant room.Drag your mouse across and click the end date.Click Set as not available.(Optional) Add a note for yourself.Click Save.Note: Alternatively, you can mark a room as 'Not Available' by clicking Create New on the reservation calendar, filling out the requested information, and clicking Save.Note:Your unavailable room is grayed out on your reservation calendar.To unblock a room, hover over the grayed out area on your reservation calendar and click Unblock.
Pricing Plans: Making Site Pages Members-Only
Want to offer your subscribers access to exclusive content? Just connect your pricing plans to your members-only pages to set up a paywall. Before you begin:
Add the Pricing Plans app. Add a Members Area. Create the plans you want to offer on your site.Learn more about creating and managing your site member roles. To make a site page members-only:Wix EditorStudio Editor
Go to your editor. Click Pages & Menu  on the left side of the editor. Hover over the relevant page and click the More Actions icon .
Tip: Make sure you don't restrict the main (original) Pricing Plans page. You can, however, restrict other pages where you display plans. You can also hide the main page. Click Settings.  Click Permissions.  Click Site members. Select Specific members.   Click the Members with plan subscriptions toggle to enable it.  Click Manage Plans.  Select the checkbox next to the relevant pricing plans. Click Apply.
Go to your editor. Click Pages  on the left side of the editor. Hover over the relevant page and click the More Actions icon .
Tip: Make sure you don't restrict the main (original) Pricing Plans page. You can, however, restrict other pages where you display plans. You can also hide the main page. Click Settings.  Click Permissions.  Click Members only. Select Specific members.   Click the Members with plan subscriptions toggle to enable it. Click Manage Plans. Select the checkbox next to the relevant pricing plans. Click Apply.
Wix Analytics Sales Forecast
Currently, Wix Analytics Sales Forecast is not available for all sites.Wix Analytics Sales Forecast analyzes your site’s sales history to predict the amount you’re expected to get in sales over the upcoming weeks and months. Your forecast is based on your sales history, seasonal trends, and past marketing activities of sites like yours. Your Sales Forecast also displays recommendations to help boost your sales further.Learn more:
Accessing your Sales Forecast Understanding lowest and highest forecasts Using your sales forecast recommendationsAccessing your Sales ForecastWix Analytics Sales Forecast is currently not available for all sites, and we're working to make this available to all in the near future.To find your Sales Forecast:
Go to your Sales Overview. On the Sales Forecast tile, click Check it Out. Understanding lowest and highest forecastsThe lowest forecast is the estimated amount you'll get from sales if you stop all marketing activities, such as paid ads, social posts, and email campaigns. The calculation is based on direct and organic search traffic only.The highest forecast is the estimated amount you can potentially reach by following the recommendations you receive, based on the analysis of other sites like yours.You can change your Sales Forecast to predict sales or orders, and change the timeframe shown to 6 months, or 8 weeks.Sales Forecast accuracy:Your forecast is an estimation, based on your site's past activities and marketing. There are, of course, factors that can't be anticipated, so your final outcome may be different.Using your sales forecast recommendationsYour recommendations are a set of tips to help boost your sales. You can choose which tips to follow according to your marketing budget. Viewing your forecast you'll discover expected trends in sales so you can prepare for seasonal milestones, and by following recommendations, you can see the effect marketing has on your sales.To access your recommendations, click See marketing tips, or Learn how to get here.
Wix Blocks Request: Connecting Properties Between Widgets
Currently, Wix Blocks properties only connect elements within a single widget.This feature would allow you to create more cohesive and interactive experiences by connecting widget properties to app-level properties; enabling seamless data exchange between different widgets and allowing events to be triggered across the app.We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is greatly appreciated.
Wix Blog: Promoting Your Published Post
After you write a great post, why not share in a beautiful email campaign? You can create your own email marketing campaign that showcases your latest blog post. This is a great way to generate traffic to your blog. In this article, learn more about:
Sending an email campaign for a blog post Frequently asked questions (FAQs)Sending an email campaign for a blog postCreate your email campaign directly from your dashboard.To send an email campaign:
Go to Blog in your site's dashboard. Click the More actions icon  next to the relevant post. Select Share Post. Click Create Email Campaign.   
(Optional) Customize the email campaign using the available options (e.g. choose a new theme, background, or edit the text). Click Next at the top right. Select the relevant contacts you want to send your email to, or enter email addresses directly. Click Next at top right. (If necessary) Click Edit next to the relevant option to edit your campaign details: 
    
Subject Line: Enter the subject line of the email and add the preview text. Sender details: Enter the name that the email is sent from and the reply-to email address.
Note: If you have not yet confirmed your email address, click Confirm Now. Email recipients: Edit and review the emails before you send your campaign.   Select a send option:
    
Send immediately: Click Send Now. Send later:

Click Schedule. Select the send day. Select the send time. Click Schedule Campaign.     FAQsClick a question below to find out more information about email campaigns:Can I send a test email?Yes, you can send a test email to your email address to make sure everything looks as it should.
Click Send Test Email on the left.
    
Enter the email address you want to send the test to. Click Send.  How can I create a good email campaign?We recommend reading our complete step-by-step guide to blogging, or watch the video in Wix Learn on creating email marketing campaigns. You can also read our article on how to create a social post for social media.
Wix Editor: Changing Your Og:Image
Choose which thumbnail image to display when sharing your site on Facebook, X or other social networks. You can set a different og:image for each page of your site, or one image for the whole site.In this article, learn more about: 
Changing the og:image for a page Changing the og:image for a site Frequently asked questions (FAQs)Changing the og:image for a pageSet a unique og:image for each page or an individual page on your site. Make each page stand out from the rest and create a tailored social sharing experience. To change the og:image for an individual page:
Click Pages & Menu   on the left Editor menu. Click the relevant page. Click More Actions . Select Social share.  
Click Upload Image. Select an image or click + Upload Media to upload a new one. Click Add to Page. Publish your site.Did you know?You can also set the page's og:title and og:description from the Social share settings.Changing the og:image for a siteYou can also set one og:image for every page on your site to reinforce your brand, and provide a consistent sharing experience. To change the og:image for your whole site:
Open your site's settings. Click Website settings. Scroll down to General social image and click Upload Image. Select an image or click + Upload Media to upload a new one. Click Choose File to add it. Click Save at the top of the dashboard. Publish your site.FAQsSelect a question to learn more about og:images.Do my images need to be a specific size? Og:images should have an aspect ratio of 1.91:1. This means that the width should be 1.9 X the height to avoid cropping issues. Learn more about og:image recommendations.What happens if I don’t add an og:image for a page? The site og:image is used.What image is shown when I share a blog post on Facebook?You can add cover images to your blog posts to choose how they are displayed on Facebook.
Wix Editor: Unable to Select an Element
If you are unable to select or find an element in the editor, it is possible that it has been placed behind another element. Follow the steps below to locate and select your elements in the editor.Step 1 | Use the Layers panel to locate an elementIf an element is placed outside the editor gridlines or behind another element, you may not be able to see it on your screen. Use the Layers panel to locate the element on the page.To open the Layers panel and find elements:
Go to your editor. Click the Layers icon  at the bottom of your editor. Click Header, Page or Footer. Find the relevant element on the list and click to select it.Step 2 | Use the Overlapping Items featureIf the element you want to select is behind another element, you can use the Overlapping Items feature to select the relevant element.To check your overlapping elements:
Right-click the element covering the element you're trying to select. Hover over Overlapping Items.  Select the relevant element. Step 3 | Move elements backwardIf you cannot select the element using the Overlapping Items feature, you can move the element or elements that are covering it backwards on your page. To move elements:
Right-click the element covering the element you're trying to select in the editor. Hover over Arrange. Click Move Backward until you are able to access the desired element.Step 4 | Use Ctrl + Shift + M to toggle through your elementsIf you see an element on your live site or in Preview mode, but not in the editor, it might be placed outside of the site's gridlines. Toggle through your page elements to locate the element.To toggle through elements on a page:
Hold down Ctrl (Cmd on Mac) + Shift on your keyboard. Press M to scroll through the elements on your site until you reach the desired element.Tip:You can press Ctrl (Cmd on Mac) + M to toggle backwards through the elements.Step 5 | Make sure your header and footer are not frozenWhen your header or footer are frozen, you may be unable to select an element. You can unfreeze the header and footer by selecting a new scroll setting, or disabling the Freeze option.To unfreeze your header:
Click the header. Click the Settings icon . Select a scroll setting:
    
Scrolls with site: Your header is always at the top of the site and moves up and down with the page. Disappears: When you visitors scroll through your site, the header disappears. For the header to reappear, your visitors need to start scrolling up. Fades out: The header slowly fades out when your visitors scroll through the site and reappears when they start scrolling back to the top.  To unfreeze your footer:
Click the footer. Click the Settings icon . Click the Freeze Footer toggle to disable it.Note:You can also try to move the element to a visible location using the toolbar. Learn more about managing elements with the editor toolbarStill unable to select an element?Contact our support team who will be more than happy to assist you in resolving this issue.