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Add password protection to a page on your Wix site so that only visitors who have the password are able to view it. To password protect a...

A landing page enables you to create an intent-focused experience for your site visitors, such as an 'Under Construction' or 'Coming...

Each page on your site has its own unique URL. You can change your URL easily, but it's important to understand how this affects your...

Set a page as the home page of your site. The home page acts like the main page on your site and it is the page that your website address...

Sections are building blocks you can use to structure your site content. After you've added and set up sections, you can link to them to...

Sections are a quick and easy way to structure your pages. Use them to organize your site's content, and create a clear, comprehensive...

Page sections are the building blocks of your site pages. Use them divide your page content, and create a clear, structured layout for...

Sections are a great, easy way to organize and display content on your site. Sections span the full width of your site, allowing you to...

You can change the order of your site's pages at any time. The order you choose for your pages also determines their order on your site's...

When you place an element inside your header, it is automatically displayed on all pages. This is useful for elements and content you...

You can hide the header and footer on specific pages of your site. This allows visitors to focus on the page's content, preventing them...

Your site pages do not have a predetermined size, and they automatically adjust their length to accommodate the content you add to them....

You may notice issues with alignment and spacing on either your live site or in the Editor, such as gaps, text rendering, or overlapping...

When viewing your site on different screen sizes and devices, you may see a horizontal scroll bar on your browser and large spaces at the...

Using the Zoom Out & Reorder tool, you can easily remove gaps between sections of your site. To remove a gap on your site: Click the Zoom...

The footer appears across the bottom of your site, throughout all of your pages. As it appears on every page, it usually contains...

Your site's header appears across the top of your site, throughout all of your pages. The header gives visitors their first impression of...

Your site pages are divided into 3 sections, which are defined by the gridlines in the Editor; the header, the main part of the page, and...

The footer appears at the bottom of your site, and usually includes content like your contact and copyright information. Customize your...

Your header is the section at the top of your website and usually contains your site’s menu and logo. As your header gives visitors their...