Add HTML, CSS, or JavaScript code to your site

• On a computer, open a site in new Google Sites.

• At the right, click Insert Embed. You can also add an embed as an entire page. ...

• Click Embed code.

• Add your code, then click Next. ...

• Click Insert.

• To publish your changes, at the top right, click Publish.

• Content Blocks: These are premade layouts that you can insert into your page. They come with placeholders for images, headers, and text.

• Collapsible Group: Create a section with sections that can expand or retract.

• Table of Contents: Insert a table of contents that automatically populates based on your page’s headings.

• Image Carousel: Insert a carousel of pictures.

• Button: Add a button with a link. When I used this feature, I was unable to adjust the spacing around the text; you can only change the alignment of the button.

• Divider: Add a line that runs across your page to split different sections.

• Spacer: Insert an area of white space, which you can resize by dragging.

• Social Links: Create links to your social media profiles. You can upload custom icons, but Google Sites will automatically generate icons for the most common social sites.

• Placeholder: Add an “empty” block to insert an image, video, or map later. Helpful for creating a layout without yet adding content.

• Cloud Search: Insert a search function to your page. I generally don’t recommend this unless you deactivated the search icon at the top of your website header.

• YouTube: Add a YouTube video from the entire YouTube library, or upload a video.

• Calendar: Insert a widget from your Google Calendar. This only shows your agenda; it wouldn’t replace a meeting scheduler embed widget.

• Map: Add an embed from Google Maps.

• Docs, Slides, and Sheets: Insert an embed from any document in your Google Drive; users can scroll through the entire file, which can be exceedingly useful for internal team websites.

• Forms: Insert a Google Form, but you’ll need to create it ahead of time; there’s no option to create it straight from Google Sites.

• Charts: Insert a chart, taken from a Google Sheets file; you’ll need to create the file ahead of time. Google Sites won’t import the entire spreadsheet but only the charts found inside.