HOW TO ADD OR CHANGE YOUR WEBSITE USING WIX CMS
We have created your website with the most powerful platform that allows you to manage your website using Wix CSM.
The Wix CMS (Content Management System) allows to you manage your site's content in collections that are separate from your editor. Store vast amounts of content in CMS collections
CMS collections are databases where you store content such as text, images, and videos for use on dynamic pages and elements. Within each collection, you have the flexibility to select your preferred layout—choose from Table, List, or Gallery—and effortlessly manage different field types. Organize, sort, and filter your data, and save customized views for smooth collaboration with your team.
Accessing your CMS on your Laptop
Log into your Wix account
Scroll down the black panel to CMS
Click to open your collections.
Select the collection that you need to change.
Accessing your CMS through the Wix owner app
In the Wix owner app head to Manage in the bottom right corner

Down to Settings > CMS

This will open your collection ready for you to amend.






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