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Choosing Between Wix Restaurants and Wix Stores
Wix offers 2 main solutions that sometimes may overlap: Restaurants and Stores. While some businesses are straightforward restaurants or stores, others can decide what solution is better for them according to their needs. For example, flower shops don't sell food, but, much like a restaurant, they do sell perishable items that you want to get the same day. So if you own a flower shop you may choose to use Wix Restaurants and not Wix Stores. When to use Wix RestaurantsWix Restaurants is designed for businesses that sell perishable items such as cakes, food and flowers.Features requirements may be:
Order tracking board Immediate orders Scheduled orders Immediate preparation Table reservations Separate restaurant and delivery menus Specific labels (such as 'gluten-free')When to use Wix StoresWix Stores is designed for eCommerce businesses that sell non-perishable items such as:
Sealed food  Food sold by weight General merchandise Features requirements may be:
Your orders are not time sensitive and can be shipped by mail You're selling on multiple sales channels, and adding dropshipping products to your store. You offer up to 50,000 products in your online store You sell digital productsFeature comparison tableView a comparison table below that highlights the features of Wix Stores and Wix Restaurants.FeatureWix RestaurantsWix StoresOnline orders✓✓Separate restaurant and delivery menus✓ Table reservetions ✓Item labels✓Sell on multiple channels✓Dropshipping✓Orders tracking board✓✓Multiple locations✓✓Immediate orders✓E-commerce platform✓FAQsClick a question below to learn more.Can I combine Wix Restaurants and Stores?In some cases you may choose to combine several apps on your site.For example, you own a hotel that has a spa and restaurant.
You sell digital vouchers to the hotel spa. Your restaurant also sells fresh pastries online. You sell exclusive hotel merchandise like your signature soap set travel kit.For this case, you will use Wix Hotels, Bookings, Restaurants, Stores, and possibly Events and Blogs.Can I use a mobile app with both Wix Restaurants and Stores?Yes. The Wix app on your mobile device is available for both options, as well as the Wix Branded app, and Wix Spaces app. Notice, Wix Dine+ is only available for restaurants.
CMS: Exporting Content from Your Collection
You can export a CMS (Content Management System) collection's content as a CSV file to use it in another application such as Google Sheets or Excel. Important:
If your collection has non-Latin characters, it is exported using UTF-8 encoding. Time fields in the exported CSV file are displayed as UTC+0.To export content from your content collection:
Go to CMS in your site's dashboard. Alternatively, you can click CMS  in your editor, then click Your Collections. 
Tip: Go to the CMS from your editor if you need to export a sandbox collection.  Click the relevant collection. (If you have enabled sandbox collections) Click the collection type you want to export at the top: Sandbox Collection or Live Collection.  Click More Actions and click Export to CSV.  Choose which parts of your collection you want included in the exported file:
    
The entire collection: Export all items and fields, including hidden and system fields.  Filtered data: Export only the items that match the current filter. Collection fields: Export the collection structure. Only the field names are exported, including hidden and system fields. This is useful if you want to create your content in a spreadsheet application and then easily import it back to your content collection.   Click Export. When your file is ready, click Download File.
CMS: Using Keyboard Shortcuts in Your Collection
Streamline your workflow when managing your CMS collections with keyboard shortcuts. From your collection's Table layout only, you can select any cell, then use your keyboard to perform basic shortcuts. View the available keyboard shortcuts in the table below: Keyboard shortcuts in your collection's table layout: ActionDescriptionCtrl + A ⌘ + ASelect all cellsCtrl + C⌘ + CCopy one or more cellsCtrl + X⌘ + XCut one or more cellsCtrl + V⌘ + V Paste cut/copied contentShift + EnterInsert an empty row belowTabGo to the next cellShift + TabGo to the previous cellShift + Click Select a range of cells between two clicksRight Click Ctrl + Click 
Open the context menuTip: You can view this list of these shortcuts from within your collection by clicking More Actions and selecting Keyboard shortcuts.
Wix Payments: Covering a Negative Balance
If you have a negative balance in your Wix Payments account, you need to add funds to return your account to a positive balance.If you have grouped payment methods in your Wix Payments account, and only one payment method is in negative balance, you still need to add funds to return your account to a positive balance. Funds from one group cannot be used to cover a negative balance from another group. Negative balance can occur for the following reasons:
You refunded a payment after it was already paid out to your bank account. Your customer filed a chargeback against a payment and the funds were reversed.If you have enough funds in your Wix Payments account from payments processing and/or reserve funds, this will be used to cover the negative balance. If there is still a shortfall, you will see a negative balance notification. By adding funds, you return to a positive balance.You can cover a negative balance by adding funds to your account using a credit/debit card. To add funds, follow the steps below.Adding Funds to Your Account:
Go to Payments in your site's dashboard. Click Add Funds in the Negative Balance notification. 
Note: If you have more than one negative balance, select the shortfall you'd like to cover.  
Enter your details to pay by credit/debit card. Click Add Funds. (Optional) If you still have a remaining debt from another payment method group:
    
Click Add Remaining Funds to cover that negative balance now. Click Later to cover that negative balance later.  Important:It may take up to 7 business days to process your payment and update your Wix Payments dashboard accordingly.
Email Marketing: Blacklisted URL Links in Campaigns
If you receive an error when trying to add a URL to your campaign, it's likely the URL is blacklisted. URLs are blacklisted by major ISPs like Google, YAHOO!, MSN, and anti-spam organizations like Spamhaus, Barracuda, and Spamcop, among others.Important:Wix does not send campaigns containing blacklisted URLs as they can harm recipients' accounts or devices, Wix's reputation, or even lead to ISPs blocking all emails from your email or IP addresses.Blacklisted URLs: URLs identified as harmful or spammy. 
The most common reasons URLs are blacklisted are, the URL links to affiliate marketing links, the URL links to a source using affiliate marketing links, the URL links to a source using an affiliate marketing program like Clickbank, or the URL has been identified as trying to distribute spam or malicious add-ons.Affiliate Marketing: Linking to someone else's URL for a commission. 
Affiliate marketing goes against the purpose of email marketing, which is to promote your own business or ideas.If your campaign contains a URL error: Check the URL you are adding to your campaign against the following blacklist checkers: 
Spamhaus Barracuda Spamcop If the URL is shown as blacklisted, you cannot add it to your campaign.
Wix Blog: About Blog Post Web Addresses (URLs)
To find the web address (URL) of one of your blog posts, access your live site, click the relevant blog post, and copy the address from your browser's address bar. Note that your blog post URL looks different when you have a Premium Plan:Free site: username.wixsite.com/site-address/blog-page-URL/blog-post-URL               Premium site: yourdomain.com/post/blog-post-URL              Learn how to:Change your site addressChange your blog page URLChange your blog post URL
Wix Bookings Request: Allowing Single Tap Bookings on the Wix Member Apps
We are excited to announce that it is now possible for clients to book a class session in a single tap using their Wix Member apps (Spaces by Wix, Fit by Wix, Branded App by Wix).To enable single tap bookings, select the Skip this form when clients book on a Wix mobile members app in your Booking preferences. Learn more about customizing your class with Booking preferences.
Wix Bookings Request: Offering a One-Time Appointment in Wix Bookings
Currently, it is not possible to offer a one-time Appointment set on a specific date.Tip:You can create a class or course and set the maximum number of participants to 1. Then create a one-time session by adding the class or course through the Booking Calendar in your site's dashboard.We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is appreciated.
Wix Editor: Creating Hover Box Effects
Hover boxes are versatile tools that encourage interactivity on your site. After adding a hover box, you can start adding cool and fun effects to bring it to life. There are several options available, such as grow, skew, and even combo, which allows you to combine multiple effects.To add effects to your hover box:
Select your box in the Editor. Click the Hover tab to open hover mode. Click Choose Effect. Select an effect from the list. (Optional) Click Customize to adjust your chosen effect's settings. To learn more about each effect and its customization options, click below:Grow The grow effect shows your box growing to size as visitors hover over it. You can adjust the starting point that it grows from, as well as the size that it expands to.
Use the slider to adjust how much your element should grow on hover. Choose a starting point from which your element should start growing. By default, it starts growing from the center of the element but you can select a different point (e.g., top left). ShrinkThe shrink effect shows your box shrinking as visitors hover over it. You can adjust the starting point that it shrinks from, as well as the size that it decreases to.
Use the slider to adjust how much your element should shrink on hover. Choose a point towards which your element should shrink. By default, it shrinks towards the center of the element but you can select a different point (e.g., top right). SkewThe skew effect shows your box at an angle when visitors hover over it. It's a great way to play around with the angles of your box, and display your elements in a fun way.
Choose a skew direction: horizontal or vertical. Drag the slider to determine the angle in which your element should skew when visitors hover over it.  Choose a point from which your element should start skewing. By default, it starts skewing from the center of the element but you can select a different point (e.g., top left).RotateThe rotate effect shows your box spinning when visitors hover over it. It can rotate as far as you want, and you can also choose which point the box should rotate around.
Choose a direction for your element's rotation: clockwise or counterclockwise. Drag the slider to determine the angle by which your element should rotate when visitors hover over it. Choose a point around which your element should rotate. By default, the element rotates around the center but you can select a different point (e.g., top right).Combo (combined effects)The combo effect is where you can really make your box your own. Combine effects and customize the settings to create something that suits your site.
Grow / Shrink:

Use the toggle to enable or disable whether the box keeps its proportions. Use the sliders to adjust scale's width and height.   Rotate and Skew:

Use the slider to adjust the angle of the rotation. Use the sliders to adjust the degrees of the horizontal and vertical skew. Select a starting point for the skew effect.
Wix Editor Request: Adding a Menu to Your Quick Action Bar
Currently, it is not possible to a add a menu to your Quick Action Bar. We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is appreciated.
Wix Events Request: Uploading a Predefined Guest List
Currently, it is not possible to upload a guest list to an event in Wix Events. We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is greatly appreciated.
Wix Forms: Translating Your Forms with Wix Multilingual
Add a form to your site in multiple languages so your site visitors can fill out and submit the form in their chosen language. You can edit your form's translation either from your editor, or if your site is built on Wix Studio, via the Translation Manager in your site's dashboard.Note:Make sure you have Wix Multilingual installed on your site.In this article, learn more about:
Translating Wix Forms  Translating Order FormsTranslating your Wix Forms:Translate your form to create a powerful impact and connect with site visitors across diverse languages and countries.To translate your forms: New FormsOld Forms
Go to Translation Manager in your site's dashboard. Click Forms on the left to see the forms available for translation. Choose the relevant option:
    
If you auto-translated your site: Review the automated translations and edit if necessary. Learn more about auto-translating your site. If you didn't use auto-translation: Translate the fields manually. You can also click Auto-translate below a field to auto-translate that specific field.   Click Save and Publish.

Important note for order forms:Order forms are currently not available to translate in the Translation Manager. To translate an order form, go to your editor.
Go to your editor. Click the Switch languages drop-down menu at the top of the editor. 

 Select the language you want to edit. Click the relevant form on the page. Select a field or any text box on your form and click Edit Translation to translate it.Note:Some fields can only be translated by clicking the More Actions icon   and selecting Edit label. 
Translating your Order FormsTranslate your Wix order form to unlock its full potential and order opportunities from customers worldwide.To translate your Order Forms: 
Go to the main language version in your editor:
    
Click the Switch Language drop-down menu at the top of the editor. Select the language you want to manage.   Click the order form on the page. Select a field or any text box on your form and click Edit Translation to translate it.
Wix Gift Card Request: Gift Cards for Wix Events
Currently, it is not possible to sell gift cards that can be used towards the purchase of event tickets.We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is greatly appreciated.
Wix Multilingual Request: Ability to Translate Automatically Generated Wix Stores Text
Certain text in the Wix storefront (such as the words "total" and "subtotal" in the cart and the Checkout Page text) is generated by Wix Stores and cannot be edited. This text is translated automatically for supported languages. View supported languagesArabic, Bulgarian, Chinese (Traditional), Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hebrew, Hindi, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Latvian, Malay, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Spanish, Swedish, Tagalog, Thai, Turkish and Ukrainian.Currently, in non-supported languages, this text appears in English and cannot be edited.We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is greatly appreciated.
Wix Multilingual: Translating Your Pro Gallery
When adding media to your Pro Gallery, you can add titles and descriptions and alt text to each gallery item. These are the fields that you can translate, meaning you cannot have a different image or video for each language. Not using Pro Gallery?Learn how to customize images and galleries per language. In this article, learn more about:
Translating your Pro Gallery Frequently asked questions (FAQs)Translating your Pro GalleryTranslate the text (title, description, or alt text) of your Pro Gallery in the Translation Manager. Each time you make an update to your gallery, make sure to translate the recent changes.Wix EditorDashboard
Go to your editor. Click the Switch languages drop-down menu at the top of the editor. 
Select the language you want to edit.  Click Pages & Menu  on the left side of the editor. Select the page with the Pro Gallery you want to translate. Select the relevant Pro Gallery on your page. Click Edit Translation. Select the relevant language at the top left.  Click Pro Gallery on the left. Choose the relevant option:
    
If you auto-translated your site: Review the automated translations and edit if necessary. If you didn't use auto-translation: Translate the image fields manually or automatically.   Click Save and Publish.
Go to Translation Manager in your site's dashboard. Select the relevant language at the top left.  Click Pro Gallery on the left. Choose the relevant option:
    
If you auto-translated your site: Review the automated translations and edit if necessary. If you didn't use auto-translation: Translate the image fields manually or automatically.   Click Save and Publish.FAQsClick a question below to learn more about translating your Pro Gallery.What can I translate in the Pro Gallery?In your Pro Gallery, you can translate image and video titles and descriptions. What can't I translate in the Pro Gallery?In your Pro Gallery, currently you cannot translate the following: 
The image and videos themselves (i.e. you cannot have a different image or video for each language)  The links for images and videos Text items The links and link names for text items The Load More button text  The Alt Text fieldWhy can't I see my Pro Gallery translation in the editor?Your Pro Gallery translations are not visible in the editor. To see your gallery translations in action, view your site in Preview mode or publish and view your live site.Can I give my Pro Gallery a title?Currently, it's not possible to give your Pro Gallery a title. Galleries are automatically titled in chronological order, e.g., Pro Gallery 1, Pro Gallery 2, etc. However, you can manually make a title for your gallery by adding a textbox above it in your editor.If this is something you'd like to see in the future, vote for that feature.
Wix Stores Request: Selling Customizable Products
Currently, it is not possible to offer customers advanced customization options for Wix Stores products.You can, however, use product options to create multiple variations of your product. For example, if you make different sized picture frames, you can create two product options:
Size product option: Small, medium, and large Wood product option: Oak, pine, and walnutOn checkout, customers can choose the size and type of wood to get the option they want. Note that you can add up to 6 types of product options to a product (e.g. size, material, style, etc.) and up to 30 option choices (e.g. small, large; oak, pine) to allow for many customizations. Tip:You can also add a message box so customers can add custom text.We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is greatly appreciated.
ADI: Deleting Wix Stores
Deleting Wix Stores deletes all of the elements of your store, including all of the galleries, the cart icon at the top of your page and all the hidden pages in your store.To delete Wix Stores from your siteClick the Pages menu on the top bar inside ADI.Click the Shop page.Click the Settings icon.Click Delete.Click Delete in the confirmation window.    ﻿﻿To delete your Wix Stores when it is set as your home pageAdd a new page. Click the Pages menu on the top bar. Click the Settings icon next to the new page you have created. Click Set as Homepage. Click the Settings icon next to Shop. Click Delete. Tip:If your Shop page is the home page of your site, you need to set a different page of your site as your home page.
ADI Request: Adding More than One Blog
Important:This article refers to Wix ADI. Click here if you are looking for information regarding the Editor. Currently, having more than one Wix Blog on your site is not supported.We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is hugely appreciated.
Editor X: Managing Breakpoints
Editor X allows you to create a fully-responsive site that adapts to different breakpoints. Breakpoints are the points at which the design is adjusted so visitors always see the best possible version of your site, from any device. Tip:Click here to learn how to streamline your design across breakpoints and cut down on your editing time.What does this mean?You may want your pages and master sections to have a different design on certain viewports, such as larger screens or mobile devices. With Editor X, you can define different breakpoints for every page and master section on your site and customize the design accordingly. Learn how to:View your breakpointsAdd a new breakpointEdit an existing breakpointDelete a breakpointViewing Your BreakpointsBy default, your Editor comes with the most common breakpoints based on user traffic (mobile, tablet and desktop). Our featured breakpoints cover a wide range of screen sizes, but you can always add a custom breakpoint if the range doesn't meet your needs. You can see 3 default breakpoints at the top of your Editor. Click the breakpoints to enter the view and start customizing the page or master section for that screen size.You can also move between breakpoints by dragging the handles on the left and right sides of the canvas:Tip:Quickly navigate to the max value of a specific breakpoint by double-clicking the handles. Adding a BreakpointYou may want to design your page or master section for a specific viewport size that isn't included in our default breakpoints. In that case, add a breakpoint with your custom size. To add a new breakpoint:Click the Show More icon next to the breakpoints at the top of the Editor.Click Add Breakpoint.Enter the pixels for your breakpoint.Click Done.Note:You can define up to 6 different breakpoints for each page / master section on your site.Editing a BreakpointChange the size of the existing breakpoints in your Editor. To edit a breakpoint:Click the Show More icon  next to the breakpoints at the top of the Editor.Hover over the relevant breakpoint and click the Edit icon .Enter the pixels of your breakpoint.Click Done.Deleting a BreakpointYou may decide that you don't need or want to design your site for a certain screen size. You can delete a breakpoint at any time. This also deletes any layout and design properties for the breakpoint.  Important:When removing a breakpoint, it changes the px range of the other breakpoints to complete the gap. This might make your design less responsive to different viewports.To delete a breakpoint:
Click the Show More icon  next to the breakpoints at the top of the Editor. Hover over the relevant breakpoint and click the Delete icon . Click Delete.Note:Your site must have at least one breakpoint. For this reason, it is not possible to remove the top breakpoint from the list. Video: Breakpoints
Want to learn more?See our lessons on breakpoints:Breakpoints: Part 1Breakpoints: Part 2Breakpoints: Video Tutorial
Editor X Premium Plan Pricing
Editor X Premium plans have been updated to the new Wix Studio plans:Editor X plans are no longer available for purchase. Select a Studio plan to get all the features you need.Upgrading your site offers many great benefits - removing Editor X ads, connecting a personal domain to your site (e.g. www.mystunningwebsite.com), premium support, additional storage, extra bandwidth, and more.Click the Upgrade Now button below to preview the prices of the site plans available in your region.

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Pricing Plans Request: Setting a Specific Renewal Date
Currently, it is not possible for you to set a specific renewal date for recurring payments from your clients' pricing plans. Renewal dates are defined by the date clients purchase their plans or complete their free trial periods. Workarounds:Instead, you can extend clients' plans (for subscriptions that already have an end date). You can also charge clients offline, or use a Wix Invoice to cover the additional subscription time period. We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is greatly appreciated.