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Information about the new wix groups for our website

  • Jul 10, 2025
  • 1 min read

Wix.comGroup members on Wix Groups can add topics to their posts to help organize content and make it easier for others to find relevant discussions. Here's how they can do it:

When creating a new post: Click "Create Post" within the group. Write your post on the "Topics" button (usually found on the left). You can then: Select existing topics: Choose from a list of topics already created for the group. Create a new topic: If the relevant topic doesn't exist, click "+ Create New Topic", enter a name, and save it. Once you've selected or created your topics, click "Post" to publish your content.

Adding topics to existing posts: Go to the group's "Posts" tab. Hover over the post you want to edit and click the "More Actions" icon (usually three dots).Select "Add topics" from the options.

Choose existing topics or create new ones as described "Save".

Important....

Group members cannot create new topics directly outside of the post creation/editing process. They can, however, suggest new topics to administrators have full control over managing topics, including creating, editing, and deleting them can assign multiple topics to a single post, further enhancing organization. Group administrator, you can require members to add topics to their posts to encourage better organization.

 
 
 

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