You can access Coupons by two different routes: Go to Dashboard Booking Services and Click the “More Actions” button and select “% Create Coupon” – OR – Go to Dashboard Marketing & SEO and click on Coupons.
Click on Show Expired Coupons to view all coupons that have been used or expired.
Click on the Coupon to be reissued with a balance due.
Change the “Limit the Total number of uses” field from 1 to 2.
Adjust the coupon amount to the new balance remaining amount.
Click the SAVE button. The coupon will reappear under the active coupons listing until it has been used a second time.
When creating a donated gift certificate: Assign a unique Coupon Code (syntax: NACGC-00x where each new gift certificate is one number higher than the last so it is always unique. For DONATED gift certificates add a D at the end so you will know they are not usable in the store for art purchases.)
Gift Certificates with the D ending to their code cannot be used for store purchases. They will work fine for doing online payments for classes.
When a user submits data & pays an email will be automatically sent to arts@cityofnewberry.com. This tells you that you need to create a coupon code for that gift certificate.
NAC creates coupon code.
You can access Coupons by two different routes: Go to Dashboard Booking Services and Click the “More Actions” button and select “% Create Coupon” – OR – Go to Dashboard Marketing & SEO and click on Coupons.
Select “+ Create New Coupon”
Complete the form:
Choose $ Discount option.
Enter a unique Coupon Code (syntax: NACGC-00x where each new gift certificate is one number higher than the last so it is always unique. For DONATED gift certificates add a D at the end so you will know they are not usable in the store for art purchases.)
Enter “Gift Certificate” for Coupon Name
Enter Amount of Gift Certificate
Choose Apply to All Services
Leave blank “Don’t set an end date” selected (unless you want it to expire)
Turn on “Limit the total number of uses for this coupon” and set it to 1
Click “Create Coupon”
NAC provides Purchaser with Gift Certificate according to the option picked:
Print and sign Gift Certificate and hold for pickup
Email Gift Certificate code and usage instructions to email provided
Print and sign Gift Certificate and mail to address provided
You can access Coupons by two different routes: Go to Dashboard Booking Services and Click the “More Actions” button and select “% Create Coupon” – OR – Go to Dashboard Marketing & SEO and click on Coupons.
Locate the appropriate Gift Certificate and click on it to open it.
Change relevant data and click Save
Notify purchaser of changes made to their Gift Certificate (if applicable)
You can access Coupons by two different routes: Go to Dashboard Booking Services and Click the “More Actions” button and select “% Create Coupon” – OR – Go to Dashboard Marketing & SEO and click on Coupons.
Click on the three dots in the upper right hand corner of the Gift Certificate to be Deactivated (or reactivated) and select Deactivate (or reactivate)
Notify purchaser of changes made to their Gift Certificate (if applicable)
You can access Coupons by two different routes: Go to Dashboard Booking Services and Click the “More Actions” button and select “% Create Coupon” – OR – Go to Dashboard Marketing & SEO and click on Coupons.
Click on the three dots in the upper right hand corner of the Gift Certificate to be Deleted and select Delete.
Click the Yes, Delete button (be sure you’re ready – this cannot be undone).
Notify purchaser their gift certificate has been cancelled (if applicable).
You can access Coupons by two different routes: Go to Dashboard Booking Services and Click the “More Actions” button and select “% Create Coupon” – OR – Go to Dashboard Marketing & SEO and click on Coupons.
Click on Show Expired Coupons to view all coupons that have been used or expired.
Click on the Coupon to be reissued with a balance due.
Change the “Limit the Total number of uses” field from 1 to 2.
Adjust the coupon amount to the new balance remaining amount.
Click the SAVE button. The coupon will reappear under the active coupons listing until it has been used a second time.
When creating a donated gift certificate: Assign a unique Coupon Code (syntax: NACGC-00x where each new gift certificate is one number higher than the last so it is always unique. For DONATED gift certificates add a D at the end so you will know they are not usable in the store for art purchases.)
Gift Certificates with the D ending to their code cannot be used for store purchases. They will work fine for doing online payments for classes.
When a user completes and submits the “Scholarship Request” form a notification email will be automatically sent to arts@cityofnewberry.com. This tells you that you need to review and respond to the application received. An automatic email also goes to the client thanking them for submitting their request and promising NAC will get back to them as soon as possible.
Review Scholarship Request Received:
The data submitted with the request will all be included in the email you receive. From that you should be able to determine whether or not to award the scholarship.
Follow up with them regarding their scholarship award or denial. You can reply to them directly from the email received.
To record the result in the database:
Open the NAC Dashboad.
Click Content Manager at the bottom of the list of options on the left.
Click on the box for Scholarship Requests from the collections shown.
Note (there are TWO versions of every dataset – Live and Sandbox (used for testing). Be sure you are looking at LIVE (shown at the top near the name).
Locate the record for the request received and record the decision or award data under the “Awarded?” data field. You can either do that on the ROW for that record or Open in Form by clicking on the “Open in Form” icon (with two arrows) that shows under “Submission Time” when you have that row selected.
I recommend you sync the Live to Sandbox whenever you make edits to the Live data so that you retain a backup copy.
When a user completes and submits the “Scholarship Request” form a notification email will be automatically sent to arts@cityofnewberry.com. This tells you that you need to review and respond to the application received. An automatic email also goes to the client thanking them for submitting their request and promising NAC will get back to them as soon as possible.
Review Scholarship Request Received:
The data submitted with the request will all be included in the email you receive. From that you should be able to determine whether or not to award the scholarship.
Follow up with them regarding their scholarship award or denial. You can reply to them directly from the email received.
To record the result in the database:
Open the NAC Dashboad.
Click Content Manager at the bottom of the list of options on the left.
Click on the box for Scholarship Requests from the collections shown.
Note (there are TWO versions of every dataset – Live and Sandbox (used for testing). Be sure you are looking at LIVE (shown at the top near the name).
Locate the record for the request received and record the decision or award data under the “Awarded?” data field. You can either do that on the ROW for that record or Open in Form by clicking on the “Open in Form” icon (with two arrows) that shows under “Submission Time” when you have that row selected.
I recommend you sync the Live to Sandbox whenever you make edits to the Live data so that you retain a backup copy.
When a user completes and submits the “Volunteer Application” form a notification email will be automatically sent to arts@cityofnewberry.com. This tells you that you need to review and respond to the application received. An automatic email also goes to the client thanking them for submitting their request and promising NAC will get back to them as soon as possible.
Review Volunteer Application Received:
The data submitted with the application will all be included in the email you receive. From that you should be able to determine whether or not to ‘hire’ the volunteer.
Follow up with them regarding their volunteer application.You can reply to them directly from the email received.
To record the result in the database:
Open the NAC Dashboad.
Click Content Manager at the bottom of the list of options on the left.
Click on the box for Volunteer Applications from the collections shown.
Note (there are TWO versions of every dataset – Live and Sandbox (used for testing). Be sure you are looking at LIVE (shown at the top near the name).
Locate the record for the request received and record whether or not they passed the Background Check in the “Passed Background Check” field and their hire data under the “Hired” field. You can either do that on the ROW for that record or Open in Form by clicking on the “Open in Form” icon (with two arrows) that shows under “Submission Time” when you have that row selected.
I recommend you sync the Live to Sandbox whenever you make edits to the Live data so that you retain a backup copy.
When a user completes and submits the “Volunteer Application” form a notification email will be automatically sent to arts@cityofnewberry.com. This tells you that you need to review and respond to the application received. An automatic email also goes to the client thanking them for submitting their request and promising NAC will get back to them as soon as possible.
Review Volunteer Application Received:
The data submitted with the application will all be included in the email you receive. From that you should be able to determine whether or not to ‘hire’ the volunteer.
Follow up with them regarding their volunteer application. You can reply to them directly from the email received.
To record the result in the database:
Open the NAC Dashboad.
Click Content Manager at the bottom of the list of options on the left.
Click on the box for Volunteer Applications from the collections shown.
Note (there are TWO versions of every dataset – Live and Sandbox (used for testing). Be sure you are looking at LIVE (shown at the top near the name).
Locate the record for the request received and record whether or not they passed the Background Check in the “Passed Background Check” field and their hire data under the “Hired” field. You can either do that on the ROW for that record or Open in Form by clicking on the “Open in Form” icon (with two arrows) that shows under “Submission Time” when you have that row selected.
I recommend you sync the Live to Sandbox whenever you make edits to the Live data so that you retain a backup copy.
When a user completes and submits the “Instructor Application” form a notification email will be automatically sent to arts@cityofnewberry.com. This tells you that you need to review and respond to the application received. An automatic email also goes to the client thanking them for submitting their proposal and promising NAC will get back to them as soon as possible.
Review Instructor Application/Proposal Received:
The data submitted with the application will all be included in the email you receive. From that you should be able to determine whether or not to hire the applicant.
Follow up with them regarding their instructor application.You can reply to them directly from the email received.
To record the result in the database:
Open the NAC Dashboad.
Click Content Manager at the bottom of the list of options on the left.
Click on the box for Instructor Applications from the collections shown.
Note (there are TWO versions of every dataset – Live and Sandbox (used for testing). Be sure you are looking at LIVE (shown at the top near the name).
Locate the record for the request received and record whether or not they passed the Background Check in the “Passed Background Check” field and their hire data under the “Hired” field. You can either do that on the ROW for that record or Open in Form by clicking on the “Open in Form” icon (with two arrows) that shows under “Submission Time” when you have that row selected.
I recommend you sync the Live to Sandbox whenever you make edits to the Live data so that you retain a backup copy.
Our organization encourages the participation of volunteers who support our mission. If you agree with our mission and are willing to be trained in our procedures, we encourage you to complete an application. Volunteers assist us with a wide variety of activities from clerical to helping run camps and a little of everything in between.
When a user completes and submits the “Instructor Application” form a notification email will be automatically sent to arts@cityofnewberry.com. This tells you that you need to review and respond to the application received. An automatic email also goes to the client thanking them for submitting their proposal and promising NAC will get back to them as soon as possible.
Review Instructor Application/Proposal Received:
The data submitted with the application will all be included in the email you receive. From that you should be able to determine whether or not to hire the applicant.
Follow up with them regarding their instructor application. You can reply to them directly from the email received.
To record the result in the database:
Open the NAC Dashboad.
Click Content Manager at the bottom of the list of options on the left.
Click on the box for Instructor Applications from the collections shown.
Note (there are TWO versions of every dataset – Live and Sandbox (used for testing). Be sure you are looking at LIVE (shown at the top near the name).
Locate the record for the request received and record whether or not they passed the Background Check in the “Passed Background Check” field and their hire data under the “Hired” field. You can either do that on the ROW for that record or Open in Form by clicking on the “Open in Form” icon (with two arrows) that shows under “Submission Time” when you have that row selected.
I recommend you sync the Live to Sandbox whenever you make edits to the Live data so that you retain a backup copy.
When a user completes and submits the “Donation” form a notification email will be automatically sent to arts@cityofnewberry.com. This tells you that you need to review and respond to the donation received. An automatic email also goes to the client thanking them for submitting their donation. No further action is required but a personal follow up is recommended.
Review Online Donation Received:
The data submitted with the application will all be included in the email you receive. From that you should be able to determine what additional follow up you may want to do with the donor. You can reply to them directly from the email received.
Each donor is recorded in the Donor Input Form database which is accessible under Content Manager on your NAC Dashboard. They are also recorded in your Contacts.
To access your Contacts:
Open the NAC Dashboad.
Click Customer Management in the list of options on the left.
Click on Contact List in the list of options on the left.
Locate the donor in your contact list (you can use the search field if needed).
Click to View that contact. Edit if needed.
Click Send Message to email them directly.
When a user completes and submits the “Donation” form a notification email will be automatically sent to arts@cityofnewberry.com. This tells you that you need to review and respond to the donation received. An automatic email also goes to the client thanking them for submitting their donation. No further action is required but a personal follow up is recommended.
Review Online Donation Received:
The data submitted with the application will all be included in the email you receive. From that you should be able to determine what additional follow up you may want to do with the donor. You can reply to them directly from the email received.
Each donor is recorded in the Donor Input Form database which is accessible under Content Manager on your NAC Dashboard. They are also recorded in your Contacts.
To access your Contacts:
Open the NAC Dashboad.
Click Customer Management in the list of options on the left.
Click on Contact List in the list of options on the left.
Locate the donor in your contact list (you can use the search field if needed).
Click to View that contact. Edit if needed.
Click Send Message to email them directly.
When a user completes and submits the "Email Subscription" form a notification email will be automatically sent to arts@cityofnewberry.com. This tells you that you need to review and respond to the subscription received. An automatic email also goes to the subscriber thanking them for their subscription. At this point you will need to create labels for their areas of interest in your contact list. Once labels have been added, no further action is required until you wish to send an email to subscribers.
Note: To prevent being labeled as spam, WIX will automatically 'clean' your subscription list whenever you send new messages. This means that users who have previously subscribed but are no longer opening or interacting with your emails will be relabeled as 'inactive' and no longer receive automated emails. It is not recommended to send automated emails to clients who have been labeled inactive.
When the email notification about a new subscriber is received, open their Contact Card by clicking on the Respond Now button in the email. It will open the ‘conversation’ with the new client on your NAC dashboard. Click on their name (where it is in bold, near the top) to open their Contact Card on the right side of the screen. About halfway down click ADD to add new labels to this contact. Add a new label for each interest area they selected (viewable in the email registration summary shown on center screen). Doing this will allow you to search by and send email to contacts that have a particular area of interest in the future.
The data submitted with the email subscription will all be included in the email you receive. From that you should be able to determine what additional follow up you may want to do with the subscriber. You can reply to them directly from the email received.
Each subscriber is recorded in the Email Subscription Form database which is accessible under Content Manager on your NAC Dashboard. They are also recorded in your Contacts.
To access your Contacts:
Open the NAC Dashboad.
Click Customer Management in the list of options on the left.
Click on Contact List in the list of options on the left.
Locate the subscriber in your contact list (you can use the search field if needed).
Click to View that contact. Edit if needed.
Click Send Message to email them directly.
Open the NAC Dashboard.
Click Customer Management in the list of options on the left.
Click on Contact List in the list of options on the left.
Click on the “Filter by”: dropdown and select the Interest Area you want to contact by email.
Click to put a check box beside all contacts you want to contact (note: the checkbox in the blue header row will select all).
Click on Send Email Campaign to design and send your email from inside WIX – OR – click on MORE ACTIONS then Export Contacts choose By Label and the label you want to send email to, copy the list of emails from the CSV file and paste into your TO field on your email client window so you can send an email your usual way.
Open the NAC Dashboard.
Click Customer Management in the list of options on the left.
Click on Contact List in the list of options on the left.
Click on the “Filter by”: dropdown and select Email Registration.
Click to put a check box beside all contacts you want to contact (note: the checkbox in the blue header row will select all).
Click on Send Email Campaign to design and send your email from inside WIX – OR – click on MORE ACTIONS then Export Contacts choose By Label and the label you want to send email to, copy the list of emails from the CSV file and paste into your TO field on your email client window so you can send an email your usual way.
When a user completes and submits the "Email Subscription" form a notification email will be automatically sent to arts@cityofnewberry.com. This tells you that you need to review and respond to the subscription received. An automatic email also goes to the subscriber thanking them for their subscription. At this point you will need to create labels for their areas of interest in your contact list. Once labels have been added, no further action is required until you wish to send an email to subscribers.
Note: To prevent being labeled as spam, WIX will automatically 'clean' your subscription list whenever you send new messages. This means that users who have previously subscribed but are no longer opening or interacting with your emails will be relabeled as 'inactive' and no longer receive automated emails. It is not recommended to send automated emails to clients who have been labeled inactive.
When the email notification about a new subscriber is received, open their Contact Card by clicking on the Respond Now button in the email. It will open the ‘conversation’ with the new client on your NAC dashboard. Click on their name (where it is in bold, near the top) to open their Contact Card on the right side of the screen. About halfway down click ADD to add new labels to this contact. Add a new label for each interest area they selected (viewable in the email registration summary shown on center screen). Doing this will allow you to search by and send email to contacts that have a particular area of interest in the future.
The data submitted with the email subscription will all be included in the email you receive. From that you should be able to determine what additional follow up you may want to do with the subscriber. You can reply to them directly from the email received.
Each subscriber is recorded in the Email Subscription Form database which is accessible under Content Manager on your NAC Dashboard. They are also recorded in your Contacts.
To access your Contacts:
Open the NAC Dashboard.
Click Customer Management in the list of options on the left.
Click on Contact List in the list of options on the left.
Locate the subscriber in your contact list (you can use the search field if needed).
Click to View that contact. Edit if needed.
Click Send Message to email them directly.
Open the NAC Dashboard.
Click Customer Management in the list of options on the left.
Click on Contact List in the list of options on the left.
Click on the “Filter by”: dropdown and select the Interest Area you want to contact by email.
Click to put a check box beside all contacts you want to contact (note: the checkbox in the blue header row will select all).
Click on Send Email Campaign to design and send your email from inside WIX – OR – click on MORE ACTIONS then Export Contacts choose By Label and the label you want to send email to, copy the list of emails from the CSV file and paste into your TO field on your email client window so you can send an email your usual way.
Open the NAC Dashboard.
Click Customer Management in the list of options on the left.
Click on Contact List in the list of options on the left.
Click on the “Filter by”: dropdown and select Email Registration.
Click to put a check box beside all contacts you want to contact (note: the checkbox in the blue header row will select all).
Click on Send Email Campaign to design and send your email from inside WIX – OR – click on MORE ACTIONS then Export Contacts choose By Label and the label you want to send email to, copy the list of emails from the CSV file and paste into your TO field on your email client window so you can send an email your usual way.
When a user completes and submits the “Contact Us” form a notification email will be automatically sent to arts@cityofnewberry.com. This tells you that you need to review and respond to the message received. An automatic email also goes to the client thanking them for their email and promising NAC will get back to them as soon as possible.
Respond to email contacts received:
Open the notification message you received. It will contain text similar to this:
You can answer the message by either:
Reply to the notification email using your normal email client with your responding message. Wix will redirect your reply back to the client.
Reply to them via the WIX inbox interface by clicking the Respond Now button inside the notification message. The WIX Inbox on your Dashboard will open with the ‘conversation’ with this client window open. Type your reply message into the box at the bottom of the page where it says “Type your message…” and click the Send button. Note: Using this method will retain the full conversation message history between the two of you.
When a user completes and submits the “Contact Us” form a notification email will be automatically sent to arts@cityofnewberry.com. This tells you that you need to review and respond to the message received. An automatic email also goes to the client thanking them for their email and promising NAC will get back to them as soon as possible.
Respond to email contacts received:
Open the notification message you received. It will contain text similar to this:
You can answer the message by either:
Reply to the notification email using your normal email client with your responding message. Wix will redirect your reply back to the client.
Reply to them via the WIX inbox interface by clicking the Respond Now button inside the notification message. The WIX Inbox on your Dashboard will open with the ‘conversation’ with this client window open. Type your reply message into the box at the bottom of the page where it says “Type your message…” and click the Send button. Note: Using this method will retain the full conversation message history between the two of you.
Editing your FAQs page requires use of the WIX editor.
Add New FAQ Question & Answer:
Open the NAC Dashboad.
Click Edit Site in lower left corner.
In the editor, use the Switch Page dropdown in the upper left corner to select the FAQ Page.
Click anywhere on the white FAQ widget box to select it.
Click on the Settings button that appears.
Click on the Manage Questions button in the WIX FAQ settings box that appears.
In the Manage Questions box that appears, click on the + Add Question button in the upper right corner of the box.
Add the question and the answer. Note you can highlight text and add some limited formatting (e.g., bold or italic).
Click the checkmark button in the lower right corner of the box to save your changes.
When done editing questions, click the Done button in the upper right corner of the Manage Questions box.
Click Publish in the upper right hand corner of the screen. Double check the live site to be sure it looks how you want it to appear and that the link is working. (Note: You may have to refresh the live site to see the changes.)
Open the NAC Dashboad.
Click Edit Site in lower left corner.
In the editor, use the Switch Page dropdown in the upper left corner to select the FAQ Page.
Click anywhere on the white FAQ widget box to select it.
Click on the Settings button that appears.
Click on the Manage Questions button in the WIX FAQ settings box that appears.
In the Manage Questions box that appears, click on the question you want to edit.
Edit the question and/or answer as needed. (Note you can highlight text and add some limited formatting (e.g., bold or italic).
Click the checkmark button in the lower right corner of the box to save your changes.
When done editing questions, click the Done button in the upper right corner of the Manage Questions box.
Click Publish in the upper right hand corner of the screen. Double check the live site to be sure it looks how you want it to appear and that the link is working. (Note: You may have to refresh the live site to see the changes.)
Open the NAC Dashboad.
Click Edit Site in lower left corner.
In the editor, use the Switch Page dropdown in the upper left corner to select the FAQ Page.
Click anywhere on the white FAQ widget box to select it.
Click on the Settings button that appears.
Click on the Manage Questions button in the WIX FAQ settings box that appears.
In the Manage Questions box that appears, hover over the question you want to move. With your mouse over the vertical double row of dots on the far right side of the question (it will change to a four way arrow when you’re in the right spot) click and hold then drag the question up or down until it is in the right location on the list then let go of the mouse. It will drop into that location and stay there.
When done rearranging questions, click the Done button in the upper right corner of the Manage Questions box.
Click Publish in the upper right hand corner of the screen. Double check the live site to be sure it looks how you want it to appear and that the link is working. (Note: You may have to refresh the live site to see the changes.)
Open the NAC Dashboad.
Click Edit Site in lower left corner.
In the editor, use the Switch Page dropdown in the upper left corner to select the FAQ Page.
Click anywhere on the white FAQ widget box to select it.
Click on the Settings button that appears.
Click on the Manage Questions button in the WIX FAQ settings box that appears.
In the Manage Questions box that appears, hover over the question you want to move. Select the circle with the three horizontal dots in it then select Delete. Select the Delete button in the confirmation of deletion box that appears.
Click the Done button in the upper right corner of the Manage Questions box.
Click Publish in the upper right hand corner of the screen. Double check the live site to be sure it looks how you want it to appear and that the link is working. (Note: You may have to refresh the live site to see the changes.)
Editing your FAQs page requires use of the WIX editor.
Open the NAC Dashboad.
Click Edit Site in lower left corner.
In the editor, use the Switch Page dropdown in the upper left corner to select the FAQ Page.
Click anywhere on the white FAQ widget box to select it.
Click on the Settings button that appears.
Click on the Manage Questions button in the WIX FAQ settings box that appears.
In the Manage Questions box that appears, click on the + Add Question button in the upper right corner of the box.
Add the question and the answer. Note you can highlight text and add some limited formatting (e.g., bold or italic).
Click the checkmark button in the lower right corner of the box to save your changes.
When done editing questions, click the Done button in the upper right corner of the box.
Click Publish in the upper right hand corner of the screen. Double check the live site to be sure it looks how you want it to appear and that the link is working. (Note: You may have to refresh the live site to see the changes.)
Open the NAC Dashboad.
Click Edit Site in lower left corner.
In the editor, use the Switch Page dropdown in the upper left corner to select the FAQ Page.
Click anywhere on the white FAQ widget box to select it.
Click on the Settings button that appears.
Click on the Manage Questions button in the WIX FAQ settings box that appears.
In the Manage Questions box that appears, click on the question you want to edit.
Edit the question and/or answer as needed. Note you can highlight text and add some limited formatting (e.g., bold or italic).
Click the checkmark button in the lower right corner of the box to save your changes.
When done editing questions, click the Done button in the upper right corner of the box.
Click Publish in the upper right hand corner of the screen. Double check the live site to be sure it looks how you want it to appear and that the link is working. (Note: You may have to refresh the live site to see the changes.)
Open the NAC Dashboad.
Click Edit Site in lower left corner.
In the editor, use the Switch Page dropdown in the upper left corner to select the FAQ Page.
Click anywhere on the white FAQ widget box to select it.
Click on the Settings button that appears.
Click on the Manage Questions button in the WIX FAQ settings box that appears.
In the Manage Questions box that appears, hover over the question you want to move. With your mouse over the vertical double row of dots on the far right side of the question (it will change to a four way arrow when you’re in the right spot) click and hold then drag the question up or down until it is in the right location on the list then let go of the mouse. It will drop into that location and stay there.
When done rearranging questions, click the Done button in the upper right corner of the Manage Questions box.
Click Publish in the upper right hand corner of the screen. Double check the live site to be sure it looks how you want it to appear and that the link is working. (Note: You may have to refresh the live site to see the changes.)
Open the NAC Dashboad.
Click Edit Site in lower left corner.
In the editor, use the Switch Page dropdown in the upper left corner to select the FAQ Page.
Click anywhere on the white FAQ widget box to select it.
Click on the Settings button that appears.
Click on the Manage Questions button in the WIX FAQ settings box that appears.
In the Manage Questions box that appears, hover over the question you want to move. Select the circle with the three horizontal dots in it then select Delete. Select the Delete button in the confirmation of deletion box that appears.
Click the Done button in the upper right corner of the Manage Questions box.
Click Publish in the upper right hand corner of the screen. Double check the live site to be sure it looks how you want it to appear and that the link is working. (Note: You may have to refresh the live site to see the changes.)
Add new session:
Open the NAC Dashboard. You can add sessions either through editing the individual class or course booking listing – OR – through the Bookings Calendar.
Once on the Bookings Calendar, either click on the Add Sessions button (upper right) – OR – click on the date/time you want to add the session and select to add a new Class Session or Course Session.
Edit existing session:
Open the NAC Dashboard. Click on an existing session on the calendar. Click on the Edit button. Select either “This Session” to edit this session only (and leave future sessions unchanged) – OR – “All future session” to change this session and all future sessions like it.
Enter all necessary edits and click SAVE.
Delete existing session:
Open the NAC Dashboard. Click on an existing session on the calendar. Click on the Cancel Session button. Select either “This Session” to delete this session only (and leave future sessions unchanged) – OR – “All future session” to delete this session and all future sessions like it.
Click Yes Cancel Session to delete it.
The Google Calendar serves primarily to give you a viewable calendar that can be published on your site. The only change you can make to your Booking Calendar through Google Calendar is to Block time (e.g., when NAC is closed for the holidays). I recommend you fully manage your bookings calendar through the Bookings Calendar on the NAC Dashboard. If, however, you want to access your Google Calendar directly here’s how:
Login to your Gmail Calendar at: https://calendar.google.com/calendar/u/0/r?tab=rc (login credentials à ID=newberryartscenter@gmail.com, PW=Art$1200)
All the appointments from your Bookings Calendar will be visible. You can add new events on this calendar. Be sure to mark them as BUSY (not Free) under the options on Google Calendar. They will show up as blocked time on your Bookings Calendar. Any Google appointments you create that are marked “Free” (not Busy) will simply not show on your Bookings Calendar.
Note: Any BUSY appointments added through the Google Calendar can only be deleted on the Google Calendar and not from inside the Bookings Calendar.
You will see this as an option in Bookings. Given how you intend to use the system I do not recommend you attempt to implement this with your instructors.
Editing the content on your page requires use of the WIX editor.
Add new session:
Open the NAC Dashboard. You can add sessions either through editing the individual class or course booking listing – OR – through the Bookings Calendar.
Once on the Bookings Calendar, either click on the Add Sessions button (upper right) – OR – click on the date/time you want to add the session and select to add a new Class Session or Course Session.
Edit existing session:
Open the NAC Dashboard. Click on an existing session on the calendar. Click on the Edit button. Select either “This Session” to edit this session only (and leave future sessions unchanged) – OR – “All future sessions” to change this session and all future sessions like it.
Enter all necessary edits and click SAVE.
Delete existing session:
Open the NAC Dashboard. Click on an existing session on the calendar. Click on the Cancel Session button. Select either “This Session” to delete this session only (and leave future sessions unchanged) – OR – “All future session” to delete this session and all future sessions like it.
Click Yes Cancel Session to delete it.
The Google Calendar serves primarily to give you a viewable calendar that can be published on your site. The only change you can make to your Booking Calendar through Google Calendar is to Block time (e.g., when NAC is closed for the holidays). I recommend you fully manage your bookings calendar through the Bookings Calendar on the NAC Dashboard. If, however, you want to access your Google Calendar directly here’s how:
Login to your Gmail Calendar at: https://calendar.google.com/calendar/u/0/r?tab=rc (login credentials à ID=newberryartscenter@gmail.com, PW=Art$1200)
All the appointments from your Bookings Calendar will be visible. You can add new events on this calendar. Be sure to mark them as BUSY (not Free) under the options on Google Calendar. They will show up as blocked time on your Bookings Calendar. Any Google appointments you create that are marked “Free” (not Busy) will simply not show on your Bookings Calendar.
Note: Any BUSY appointments added through the Google Calendar can only be deleted on the Google Calendar and not from inside the Bookings Calendar.
You will see this as an option in Bookings. Given how you intend to use the system I do not recommend you attempt to implement this with your instructors.
Editing your page requires use of the WIX editor.
Open the NAC Dashboad.
Click Edit Site in lower left corner.
In the editor, be sure you are on the Home Page (it should come up as the default, select it if needed).
Scroll down until you see the Clay Conference section of the page.
Click on the textbox with the dates to select it.
Click Edit Text button.
Type in the new dates and delete the old dates.
Highlight the YEAR SC ClayCon words click the chain (link) symbol in the text settings box twice so the ‘What do you want to link to box’ appears.
Select Web Address on left and enter in the full URL for the ClayCon website in the field on the right. Set it to open in a new window. (Note: to be sure you have the URL correct I recommend you open the link in another tab in your browser then copy the URL when you are on the correct page, then paste that into the URL field.)
Click Done button.
Click Publish in the upper right hand corner of the screen. Double check the live site to be sure it looks how you want it to appear and that the link is working. (Note: You may have to refresh the live site to see the changes.)
Editing the content on your page requires use of the WIX editor.
Open the NAC Dashboad.
Click Edit Site in lower left corner.
In the editor, be sure you are on the Home Page (it should come up as the default, select it if needed).
Scroll down until you see the Clay Conference section of the page.
Click on the textbox with the dates to select it.
Click Edit Text button.
Type in the new dates and delete the old dates.
Highlight the <YEAR> SC ClayCon words click the chain (link) symbol in the text settings box twice so the ‘What do you want to link to box’ appears.
Select Web Address on left and enter in the full URL for the ClayCon website in the field on the right. Set it to open in a new window. (Note: to be sure you have the URL correct I recommend you open the link in another tab in your browser then copy the URL when you are on the correct page, then paste that into the URL field. Be sure to test it after publishing to be sure it is working correctly.)
Click Done button.
Click Publish in the upper right hand corner of the screen. Double check the live site to be sure it looks how you want it to appear and that the link is working. (Note: You may have to refresh the live site to see the changes.)
You will want to access your Dashboard to manage your bookings, contacts and databases.
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You will need to access your Dashboard to manage your bookings, contacts and databases.
You can access it at https://manage.wix.com/dashboard/afaa810f-f2e4-481a-a27e-3aec188dd5eb/database/?referralInfo=sidebar.