by Über GeekToday we’re introducing page-level permissions, a new feature that will allow you to control who can view and edit your Google Site on a page by page basis.
Using page-level permissions, you can make some pages private for certain users while keepin…
by Über GeekThis week, we’re introducing a number of enhancements to Google Docs and Sites: a spreadsheets shortcuts menu, support for PPTX conversion, a new RSS gadget, and improved mobile rendering for Sites.Spreadsheets shortcutsAlthough shortcuts have long b…
by Über GeekBeginning this week, you’ll be able to go beyond simply playing your videos within Google Docs — you can now insert your videos into Google Sites, embed them anywhere on the web, and caption them for your viewers. Embed videos in Google SitesWhile o…
by Über GeekBuilding on last week’s post on automatic mobile rendering, we’re excited to introduce five new templates to make it easier for businesses to create mobile landing pages. You can also start from scratch with our custom template if you’re feeling …
by Über Geek(Cross-posted to the Enterprise blog)As the dramatic growth of the mobile web changes the way people consume content, it’s becoming increasingly important for publishers to provide a good mobile experience. With this in mind, we just added automatic …
by Über GeekWe’re releasing a small batch of features this week: In Google documents, we added an Ignore all option to hide all spelling suggestions for a specific word, and a new web font, Ubuntu. We’ve also made it easier to manage your deleted sites in Goog…
by Über Geek(Cross-posted to the Google Enterprise Blog)Ever wanted to make your Google site feel even more unique? Today, we added a wide variety of Google Web Fonts to Google Sites, making it easier to style your website and make it look awesome.Now you can go t…
