Hi Guram, We're working on localizing published dates, so you will be able to see it in Georgian in the future. In the meantime, you can do a workaround by removing publish date from the blog feed display. 1. Go to your Blog page 2. Click on Settings 3. Go to the Display tab 4. Make sure that "Publish date" is unchecked. This will remove the publish date from each post in your blog feed. You can also remove the publish date from each post page by repeating the above steps for the Post Page. Keep in mind that this will remove the publish date for every language, so you won't see it for Georgian or any other languages on your site. Thanks, and let me know if you have any further questions 🙂

Hello Jen-L, yes you can sell your photography on your website with Wix Stores. You'll need to add the Stores app to your site, which will add an additional store page so people can browse your products and make purchases. You can sell both prints and digital photography there. Here's a few guides to how you can use Wix Stores to set up your photography business: https://www.wix.com/ecommerce/website https://support.wix.com/en/article/wix-stores-about-wix-stores Happy selling!

Hi, thanks for letting us know, Sandra. We'll take a look into this.

Hi Bob, You won't be able to do that in from the blog feed, but you can add links within the blog post to another website. Simply highlight the text in your post that you want to make a link and click Link in the toolbar.

Hi Catherine, do you want to remove a post from a subscription plan? Go to the post editor in your dashboard, and under Sell Subscriptions in the sidebar, toggle off any plan you have connected to the post.

@Aimee Paterson Oh I see. That shouldn't happen, it's a bug. Please if you could report it to Customer Care and we'll look into it. https://www.wix.com/support/conversations/category/contact

@Aimee Paterson In that image, I used a Blog Feed, not the Post List. For now, the Category Menu is only available as a vertical menu, so it works better on the sidebar of your page. I will add your request for a horizontal menu to the wishlist. Is there a specific reason you wanted to use the Post List instead? You can do quite a lot with the Blog feed, and you'll get the menu that you're looking for.

Hi @Aimee Paterson The Post List doesn't have a built-in menu capability, but you can achieve the same look with a Category Menu. I recommend adding a Category Menu to your site and place to the side of your Post List. 1. Go to the Add button on the sidebar 2. Under Blog, drag and drop the Category Menu 3. Click on the settings to adjust the menu This menu will display your blog categories, including an "All Posts" section.

Hi @ishi.hossain26373 You can use the blog menu to display posts in different categories. There is also an option to add a search box or a login/sign up button to log in from the live site. It's a great way organize your posts by topic, and helps readers find or search for posts by topic. Thanks :)

Hi @josephmulak Yes, you can. Go to the Editor and click on your site's menu. Then go to Manage Menu, where you can Edit Main Menu Items. You should see "Blog" and if you hover with your mouse of it, three dots. Click on this to Rename the blog page. Thanks and do let me know if there's anything else I can help you with.

Hi, You can remove blog views from either your blog feed or post page. To remove blow view counter from the blog feed, go to the Editor > Blog page > Settings > Display, and uncheck "Views counter." To remove blow view counter from the post page, go to the Editor > Post Page > Settings > Display, and uncheck "Views counter." Hope this helps, thanks!

Hello, If I understood correctly, you want to add a link on the blog menu on your post page. You can set the Blog Menu to display category labels, search box, or login/sign up button. You're not able to add links directly to the blog menu. However, what you can do is add a text box to the post page and link it to anywhere on your site. To add a link to your post page: 1. Go to the Add button on the sidebar. 2. Drag and drop any text box onto the post page. Make sure you put it in a spot where it won't cover over your blog menu or any other text. 3. Then click on its Edit Text to edit the size, color, font. 4. After it looks the way you want, click on Link (pictured above). 5. You can add any URL so it links to any page on your site, or another web address altogether. You can also add an anchor here. If you want an anchor link directly into a blog post, read how here. I hope this helps, please let me know if there's anything else. Thanks!

Hi @kiraannmarshall Readers should be able to access your blog post if you've published both the site and post. Perhaps you have the post page accessible to members only? Could you share your website and we'll take a look? Thanks

Hi Yuri City, You can limit the number of posts you want to show on your Blog feed by going to Editor > Blog feed > Settings > Layout, and scrolling down until you see Post Loading. Select the option "With page numbers," and then select how many posts you want to show per page. Your readers will only see the X amount of posts you've selected. To see more posts, they can click on the page numbers at the bottom of the blog feed. I hope this solves the issue, if you need anything else, please let me know. Thanks!

Hi @aledentice8, We don't have subcategories on the blog, but I'll add your request to the wishlist. You can display a blog menu at the top of your blog feed, which will show all the categories in your blog. Or, you can add a category menu to display your categories anywhere on your site. If you need further help, just let me know and I'll be happy to assist. Thanks!

No, not at this moment. But I've added your vote for this feature to the wishlist.

Hi @dogdog100, thanks for reporting this, it's a known issue and we're currently working on fixing it.

Hello Patricia, You should be able to choose a category in the custom feed settings. 1. Go to the Custom Feed in the Editor. 2. Click on it to go to Settings. 3. Click Display. 4. Under Choose a category for your feed, select the category you want to filter the feed by. Then, any posts in that category should be visible in your custom feed. 5. Publish your site to see changes on your live site.

Hi Steven, that quotation line is mapped to the Links & Hashtags design settings in the post page. To change the color: 1. Go to your post page 2. Click Settings 3. Design > Post 4. Scroll down to Links & Hashtags 5. Change the color how you like. Let me know if you need anything else. :)

Hi HannahSue, you can limit the number of posts you want to show on your Blog page by going to Editor > Blog feed > Settings > Layout, and scrolling down until you see Post Loading. Select the option "With page numbers," and then select how many posts you want to show per page. Your readers will only see the X amount of osts you've selected when clicking on the Blog page. To see more posts, they can click on the page numbers at the bottom of the blog feed. I hope this clears up the issue for you, and if you need anything else, just let me know.