Dashboard pages allow you to create a custom back office for you and your collaborators to efficiently manage your business operations and dynamic content. You can add functionality to your dashboard pages using the Wix Dashboard API, allowing your code to interact with the dashboard environment.
Note: In your local IDE, run wix dev
to open the editor to add a dashboard page to your site.
Dashboard pages can only be added to your site in the editor and can be viewed in your site's dashboard after publishing your site.
Add a dashboard page in Wix Studio
Click the Pages icon on the left sidebar.
Click the Add New Page icon and then click Add under Dashboard Page.
If the Introducing Dashboard Pages panel appears, click Add Dashboard Page.
Find your new dashboard page in the Dashboard Pages tab.
Click on the More Actions icon and then select Rename to give your new page a name.
Use Wix elements, datasets, and code to build your dashboard pages.
Publish your site.
Navigate to the dashboard to see your page.
Add a dashboard page in Wix Editor
Click Add on the left side of the editor.
Click Page and then click the add icon next to the Dashboard Page.
This action opens the Site Pages and Menu tab. If the Introducing Dashboard Pages panel appears, click Add Dashboard Page.
In the Dashboard Pages panel, give your new page a name.
Use Wix elements, datasets, and code to build your dashboard pages.
Publish your site.
Navigate to the dashboard to see your page.
Use the Wix Dashboard API to interact with your dashboard pages, such as displaying toast notifications or navigating users to other pages in the dashboard.
To use the Wix Dashboard API, import the relevant functions from wix-dashboard
:
The code example below dislays a toast notification at the top of the dashboard page after a product is updated: