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Editor X: Making Your Site Accessible
When building your Editor X site, it's important to take accessibility into account. This ensures that all visitors, regardless of ability, can access and enjoy your content.Web accessibility refers to the practice of formatting your site to ensure everyone, able-bodied or disabled, can equally access, navigate and interact with your content. While we take care of many of the back-end accessibility features / configurations your site needs, it's also necessary to make the content you add to your site accessible. We recommend checking the accessibility requirements for your region, as they can greatly differ.Use the Site CheckerThe Site Checker is a smart tool offered by Editor X, that scans your pages and flags important issues. It checks for accessibility issues as well, like color contrast, missing H1 tag, text size and more. Add alt textAlt text is a quick, informative description you can add to media on your site. This ensures that visitors using a screen reader can understand your content, without necessarily seeing it. The screen reader reads the alt text out loud, so make sure it gives valuable information.You should add alt text to all relevant images, including media appearing in apps like Wix Restaurants, Wix Stores, etc.  Tip:You don't need to add alt text to images that don't relate to the content of your site, such as decorative images and social icons.Set Heading Tags for text boxesWhen adding or editing a text box, make sure its Heading Tag is correct. These tags are organized by hierarchy, from titles (H1-H6) to paragraphs (P), so your content appears in the right order when visitors navigate the page using tools like a screen reader or the Tab key on their keyboard.Reorganize elements by DOM (tabbing) orderEditor X lets you arrange the DOM order of your elements in a single click. When using complex layout tools like stack, layouters or repeaters, this option ensures that visitors with disabilities can read your content in the same order it appears on screen. Use code to add an accessibility toolbarAdd an accessibility toolbar to give your visitors an easy browsing experience. An accessibility toolbar can help visitors with impairments or disabilities to navigate your site. Many toolbars, for example, allow visitors to increase the size of text or change the color scheme of your site. As Editor X doesn't currently offer a toolbar, you can add it using custom code from a third-party provider.
Wix Video: Setting Up Your Payment Methods
In order to to sell your videos in Wix Video, you will need to set up a payment method. To set up a payment method:
Go to Settings in your site's dashboard. Click the Accept Payments tab. Set up the payment methods you want to use.To change your currency:
Go to Settings in your site's dashboard. Scroll down and click Video Settings. Click Change under Price Settings. Select a new currency from the drop-down menu.Important:To accept payments for channel subscriptions, you must set your payment method to Paypal, Stripe or Wix Payments (Stripe and Wix Payments allow payment through credit card). There is no option for offline/manual payments in Wix Video.Currently, Isracard is not available as a payment provider for Wix Video.
Wix Blocks Request: Get an Installation Date to Allow Free Trials
Currently, when you set up your Blocks app's pricing, there is no built-in way to provide users with a free trial. You must rely on your own external database to save the date when a user first installed your app. Your records should also take into consideration that users can install, delete and install again.This feature will allow you to get this information from Wix and use it your app logic. We are always working to update and improve our products and your feedback is greatly appreciated.
Wix Bookings Request: Connecting a Course Service to a Pricing Plan
Currently, it is not possible to connect a course service to a Pricing Plan (package/membership).We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is hugely appreciated.
Wix Editor: Changing the Direction of Subpages in a Vertical Menu
You can set your subpages on your vertical menu to open to the right or to the left. This is a useful feature and the preference usually depends on the position of your menu on your page.To change the direction of the subpages in a vertical menu:
Click your menu. Click the Layouts icon . Select an option under How do dropdown menus open?: 
    
To the right: The subpages of your dropdown menu open to the right of the menu item. To the left: The subpages of your dropdown menu open to the left of the menu item.
Wix Editor: Customizing Text & Icon Buttons
Text buttons contain clear call-to-actions that encourage your visitors to interact with your site, as well as perform actions. In this article, learn how to:
Change the button text Design the button Adjust the button's layoutUsing Text Buttons?You can customize text buttons already present on Wix sites, however it is no longer possible to add the old text buttons to your site. We recommend using the new text buttons, which can be found under Text & Icon buttons in the Add panel.Changing the button textEnter your button text to encourage visitors to interact with your site. Some examples of possible phrases are "Contact Us", "Read More", or "Buy Now".To change the button text:
Click the button in the Editor. Click Change Text & Icon. Enter your chosen text under What does it say? Designing the buttonDesigning your button is a great way to customize it to your site's look and needs. Adjust the design for each button state:
Regular: How the button is displayed before it's been interacted with. Hover: How the button is displayed when a cursor is hovering over it. To design the button:
Click the button in the Editor. Click the Design icon . Click Customize Design. Choose a button state. Customize the button using the design options below:
    
Background Fills: Choose a background color and adjust its opacity. Borders: Adjust the border's color, opacity, and width. Corners: Use the boxes to adjust the pixel size of the button's corner. Shadows: Add and customize a shadow on your button. Layout: Edit the layout and alignment of your button. Text: Adjust the text's theme, color, font, size, and format. Icon: Display an icon with your text and adjust its settings.  Adjusting the button's layoutChange the positioning, alignment and spacing between the text and / or icon on your button. You can also decide what happens when there isn't enough room on the button to show its full text. To adjust the button's layout:
Click the button in the Editor. Click the Layout icon . Adjust any of the following settings:
    
Choose what to show: Decide what is displayed on your button: Text and icon, Text only, Icon only, or Nothing. Text and icon position: When choosing to show both text and an icon, you can decide how to position them: side by side, or one below the other.  Spacing between text and icon: When choosing to show both text and an icon, you can drag the slider to set the spacing between them (in px). Alignment: Align the text and icon to the left, center or right side of the button. You can also align them to both margins of the button, by clicking Justify .
Wix Editor: Editing a Repeater Item
Edit any of your repeater items at any time. Change the image or update the text. To edit text:
Click the text box you want to edit.  Click Edit Text.To edit a button text:
Click the button you want to edit.  Click Change Text & Icon. Edit the text in the What does it say? field.
To replace an image:
Click the image you want to replace.  Click Change Image.  Select an image or click + Add Images to add your own. Important:All of the list items in your repeater have the same design and layout. This means that every design change you make to a list item affects the other list items in your repeater. (e.g. Adding a button to one list item adds a button to all of the list items in your repeater.)
Wix Forms: Adding Submission Limits to Your Forms
Add a submission limit to your form to set how many entries you wish to receive or close it after a specific deadline.

Once the limit is reached (number of forms or deadline set), the form is replaced on your site with a message letting visitors know you're no longer accepting submissions.Important:
This feature is only available for old Wix Forms.  The option to limit form submissions is only available once your form is published on your site. If you have not published your site since adding the form, go ahead and click Publish now.To limit your form submissions:
Click the form in your editor you want to limit form submissions for. Click Form Settings on your form. Click Settings. Click Form Submission Limit. Choose what you want to do:Allow unlimited submissionsThis option is selected by default and allows you to receive an unlimited amount of form submissions Limit number of submissionLimit the number of submissions you wish to receive for this form. For example, if you're running a competition and you're limiting it to the first 100 applicants, you could limit your form submissions to 100.
Enter the number of total submissions you want to receive. Review or edit the message that replaces the form once the limit has been reached.Note: If your limit was 100, and you changed it to 150, you will now be able to receive additional 150 form submissions from the moment you click Publish.Limit form submissions by specific date & timeSelecting this option will remove your form from your live site once the set date has been reached without you having to remove the form from your site.
Click on the calendar icon  to select a date. Click the Select a time format drop-down to select a 24H or 12H time format. Write the last hour your visitors can submit the form by.
Note: If you select the 12H time format, make sure to include AM or PM in the time. Review or edit the message that replaces the form once the limit has been reached.
Wix Forms: Managing Your Forms from the Dashboard
The Forms dashboard shows a list of all the forms you've created. From this dashboard, you can edit your forms, see how a form appears to visitors, and review the submissions table with all the data from those who submitted.Note: This article refers to managing site forms. Learn more about managing standalone forms. To manage your forms from the dashboard:New FormsOld Forms
Go to Forms in your site's dashboard. Manage your forms using the available options:Preview a formSee how the form appears on your live site.

Click the More Actions icon  next to the relevant form. Click Preview.Create a new form
Click + Create Form at the top right. Create and customize your form in the form builder.  Click Save.  Click Back to Forms at the top left. (Optional) Add the form you just created to your site: 
    
Click the More Actions icon  next to the relevant form. Click Add to site. Click Go to Editor.  Click Add Existing Form. Select the form you just created. 
  Edit a form
Hover over the relevant form. Click Edit Form.
Note: You will be redirected to the form builder.  Create and customize your form. Click Save. Delete a form
Click the More Actions icon  next to the relevant form. Click Delete.  Click Delete in the pop-up to confirm.
View form submissions
Click the More Actions icon  next to the relevant form. Click View submissions.
Note: You can also access the submissions table by clicking the number of submissions next to the relevant form.  Learn more about viewing and managing form submissions.
Go to Forms in your site's dashboard. Click Old Forms. Manage Your Website Forms using the available options:View a live formClick View Form next to the Published label see how the form appears on your live site. If you do not see this option it means the form is unpublished. To publish the form you need to first publish your site.Add a form
Click + New Form at the top right. Click Website Form.
Tip: You are redirected to the Wix App Market in your editor to add a new form. Click Add to Site next to Wix Forms & Payments. Select a template for your new form and click Choose Template.
Tip: The new form appears on your site. Click the form to begin editing.Edit a form
Click the More Actions icon  next to the relevant form. Click Edit Form.
Note: You will only see this option if the site form is published. (In your editor) Select the form and click Form Settings to edit. Learn more about editing site form fields.Delete a form
Click the More Actions icon  next to the relevant form. Click Remove Form. You will see instructions of how to delete your form from the editor. Click Go to editor to navigate there.View form submissionsClick View Submissions Table next to the relevant form to view the submission data of that form. 

Note: Make sure your form and site is published before you view form submissions. Learn more about viewing and managing form submissions.Tip:See how many forms you can create at the top of the Forms and Submissions dashboard. To add more forms to your plan click Upgrade.Learn more about upgrading Wix Forms.
Wix Groups Request: Changing the Language of the Groups App
Currently, it's not possible to translate Wix Groups content such as posts and discussion boards using Wix Multilingual. We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is greatly appreciated.
Wix Multilingual Request: Translating Wix Loyalty Program
Currently, it is not possible to translate Wix Loyalty Program with Wix Multilingual.What content can be translated with Wix Multilingual?See the list of Translatable Content in Wix Multilingual.We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is greatly appreciated.
Wix Photo Albums Request: Transferring Your Albums from One Site to Another
Currently, you cannot transfer your Wix Photo Albums from one site to another. This means that you cannot share the content of your app across sites. We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is hugely appreciated.
Wix Price Quotes Request: Integrating Price Quotes with Wix Stores
Currently, it is not possible to integrate the Price Quotes feature with Wix Stores. Tip:It is possible to integrate Wix Invoices with Wix Stores. Learn moreWe are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is greatly appreciated.
Wix Restaurants: Troubleshooting Thermal Printing of Online Orders (new) from the Wix App
Important:This article is about the new Restaurants Orders app. If you need help for the original Restaurants Orders app read this article. Having trouble auto-printing Wix Restaurants orders from the Wix app? Click the error message below to see the steps to resolve the issue. Before you begin:
With the Wix app, you can print receipt-sized orders using the supported printers.  The supported thermal printers connections are: Bluetooth, WiFi and Ethernet.Make sure the bluetooth status indicator light is onWhen pairing via Bluetooth, check that the printer is turned on and that the bluetooth indicator light is on, signifying a good connection. Pair the bluetooth printer to your mobile device/iPadOnce your bluetooth printer is turned on and ready for pairing, connect it to your mobile device. Some printer models may require enabling pairing mode. Then, follow the steps in this article to connect the Wix app and the printer. Turn on location servicesIn order to discover all available printers, the location services on your tablet or mobile device must be on. Turn on your device's location services and try again. Enable nearby devices permissionsThe access to nearby devices must be enabled in order to discover all available printers. Allow permission to access nearby devices and try again. Printer was added but not connectedIf you see this error while trying to print, there might be a momentary disruption in the wireless connection. Make sure your printer is on and tap Refresh on the Wix app. If you still see the error, tap Refresh again.Low paperThe printer can’t print the order due to lack of paper. To resolve this issue you can reload your printer's paper. Once you load the paper and close the lid, printing will automatically resume.  Lid openIt isn't possible to print orders from the app if the printer lid is open. To resolve this issue you can close your printer's lid. Once you close the lid, printing will automatically resume.Couldn't print test order due to connection errorCheck that your printer is turned on, the paper is loaded, and that the lid is closed. Read your printer's manual:
Star Micronics Epson Still need help?If the problem persists, contact us with the following information:
The name or URL of your Wix site. The manufacturer, model and operating system of your mobile device (e.g. Apple iPhone 6s, Samsung Galaxy S4). The manufacturer and model of your printer. The version of the Wix app you're using. To find this:
    
Open the Wix app. Tap the Profile icon at the top left.  Tap About the App under Help & Feedback. Scroll down to the bottom of the screen and copy the number next to Version.
Wix Retail POS: Selecting a Card Reader
Important:
This article is about Wix Retail POS tablet for brick & mortar businesses.  For info on using POS on a mobile device, click here.Using your card reader, you can accept payment by credit card, debit card, or by phone app. There are a number of readers available. All readers support all magstripe and EMV payment functions and you can use them to accept new forms of payment, such as Apple Pay, Android Pay, Samsung Pay, VISA Paywave, MasterCard PayPass, AMEX ExpressPay and Discover D-PAS.Check which model of card reader you have and click to learn how to connect it, update the software, and more.In this article learn more about the following card readers:
Bluetooth reader: Stripe Reader M2 (Available in the US) Bluetooth reader: WisePad 3 (Available in Canada) Network reader: WisePOS E BBPOS Chipper 2X reader (no longer available)Stripe Reader M2 (Available in the US)This card reader, which come in white, is currently available for purchase for merchants located in the US. It connects to your tablet through Bluetooth.Learn how to set up and use the Stripe Reader M2 card reader.WisePad 3 (Available in Canada) This card reader is available for purchase for merchants located in Canada. It connects to your tablet through Bluetooth.Learn how to set up and use the WisePad 3 card reader.BBPOS WisePOS EThis card reader is available for purchase for merchants both in the US and Canada. It is a network card reader which connects to your tablet through WiFi.Learn how to set up and use the WisePOS E card reader.BBPOS Chipper 2X reader (previously available in the US)If you purchased your card reader before July 2022, you may have the BBPOS Chipper 2X reader. You can identify it by it's black color. Learn how to set up and use the BBPOS Chipper 2X card reader.
Wix Stores: About Delivery to Pickup Points
Offer customers the convenience of collecting their orders from pickup points nearby.During checkout, the customer enters their address. Then, when they select how they want their order shipped, they can see nearby pickup points. Setting up delivery to pickup pointsShipping to pickup points is offered through 3rd-party apps - Boxtal or Sendcloud. After adding one of these apps and integrating it with your store, you can configure and enable it in relevant locations. Then, when you receive an order, you send it to one of the relevant carriers' pickup points and they'll make sure it gets to the location your customer selected. Available pickup point appsYou can integrate your store with any of the following third-party shipping apps to offer delivery to pickup points:
Pickup Points via Boxtal

Available to merchants in France Delivers to pickup points in the following regions: 
        
Belgium France Italy Germany Luxembourg Netherlands Portugal Spain Sweden United Kingdom     Pickup Points via Sendcloud - 
    
Sendcloud is available to merchants located in the following countries:
        
Andorra Austria Belgium Denmark France Germany Great Britain Italy Luxembourg Monaco Netherlands Portugal Spain   Pickup Point via Colissimo

France
Wix Stores Request: Removing the Decimal Point in Product Prices
Currently, it is not possible to display prices without the decimal point. If you charge $80 for a product, it is displayed as $80.00 on your site. We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is greatly appreciated.
Wix Studio: Letting Clients Pay for Premium Plans via a Payment Request
Allow your client to pay directly for their new site upgrade using payment requests. Once you send a request, your client can review the plan and upgrade the site themselves. All future billing for the site, including plan renewals, can be managed by your client. Before you begin:To use this feature, you must be a Wix Partner who uses Wix Studio. Payment requests can be created for sites built using the Studio Editor, Editor X, or the Wix Editor.In this article, learn about:
Sending a payment request Frequently asked questions (FAQs)Sending a payment request
Go to the upgrade page to view Premium plan options.  Click Select under your desired plan.  Select a billing cycle and click Continue to Checkout.  Click Create a payment request.  Add your client's email address in the Add or choose client email address field.  Click Send Request. Your client receives an email inviting them to review the plan and upgrade the site. FAQsClick a question below to learn more about payment requests. Once they upgrade the site, what permissions will my client have?Once a client upgrades a site via a payment request, they are added as a Billing Manager of that site. This means they can make purchases, apply domain vouchers, manage subscriptions, add payment methods and connect a domain to the site. Learn more about roles and permissions. How long does my client have to accept the payment request?Typically, your client will have 30 days to accept or refuse the payment request. After the timeframe, you'll need to send a new request if you wish them to upgrade the site. Will Wix.com appear on my client's bank statement as the payee of the upgrade amount?Yes. The payment is made directly to Wix. As such, your client is billed by Wix for this payment and future payments, such as plan renewals. Is the price I'm viewing when I send the request the same price as my client is paying for the upgrade?Your client may see a different price if they upgrade during sale times. Depending on their location, they may also see a different price because of local currency and taxes. I'm in the Wix Partner program. Do I still earn revenue share if I send a payment request?Yes. The allocation of revenue share is unaffected by the site upgrade via a payment request. The partner who sends the request earns the requisite partner benefits.Can I send a payment request for a site that has already been upgraded?No. Payment requests can only be created for the initial upgrade to Premium. Requests for renewals and 2nd upgrades are not supported. Can I edit a payment request after I've sent it?No. Payment requests cannot be edited once they've been sent. Can I cancel a payment request after I've sent it?If you need to cancel a payment request, contact Wix Customer Care. Our experts can revoke the payment link in the payment request, and your client will not be able to upgrade via that link.
If your client has already purchased a Premium plan via a payment request, and if they wish to cancel that plan, they'll need to do it themselves.