
The keyboard shortcuts you use in Google Docs to edit text also work in Google Sites. Click the three dots on the right end of the editing bar to edit line spacing, add an indent, or create code-style formatting. Just like the header text, any text box you add through these elements has options to change its format and size. Placeholders: A placeholder section holds space for an image, YouTube video, Google Calendar, or Google Map. Image carousels: Add two or more images to an image carousel that you can navigate using the dots below it, or have it automatically cycle through the pictures.īuttons: Create a link button that draws its font and colors from your theme.ĭividers: Google Sites creates simple dividers with a design based on your chosen theme. Table of contents: Google Sites' tables of contents automatically generate links that jump to different sections of your website using text from each section. You can change any combo of header and body text into a collapsible group by clicking the Collapsible toggle that appears when you click on their text boxes.


You can also access these options through the circle menu by double-clicking anywhere on your site-in-progress.Ĭontent blocks: These premade blocks of text and images save you time on adding individual elements and arranging them.Ĭollapsible group: A collapsible group consists of a header with collapsible text lines underneath. Click the Insert tab in the right bar to add the following elements to your site:īasic elements: The top section of the Insert menu lets you insert a text box or images, embed HTML code, or add Google Drive files.

Time to dig into Google Sites' website building elements.
