Is it possible to use Google Webfonts in websites created with Google Sites? If so, I'd be much obliged for input as to how to go about doing this.
It looks as though it's possible to add scripts in through the site management (i.e. "App Scripts"), but I don't know if it's best to load Webfonts this way -- and even if it is possible I'm not sure of the best way to change the theme fonts.
I'd be much obliged for thoughts and input.
Thank you for reading.
Brian
A totally different approach..
I am pointing this out because many don't realize that you are not limited to only googles sites tool set ...as an example you can make your own css/java website on a local folder ... use dreamweaver or whatever.... test the site in your local file directory and browser... once you have it the way you want it to look.... fonts and all..... save the local website folder with all the files to a google drive folder that is shared publicly. Then get the hosting link for your websites index.html from the detail description of the index.html file that is in the folder that is now on google drive. Open your google site and add a full page iframe using the hosting link to your website index.html file as its source.
the local website you created is now live on google sites as your website
You need to go to Setting button > Manage Site > Choose Themes, Colors Fonts on the sidebar > Click Content Area > Scroll down to whatever you need, then click the theme you want.
Choose "More Actions", then "Manage Site". Choose "Colors and Fonts" in "Site Appearance" section. Choose "Page Fonts" in list of properties. There is "Custom" option by right side and list of fonts. Throughout this list you could find Google WebFonts.
I think this is the only one way to use Google WebFonts on Google Sites. Because you cannot use neither "script" nor to get direct access to CSS of page.
It's only my opinion. If you find out another way, please share it with me. Good luck!
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I need support with the usage of Google Docs: I want all the docs every employee in our agency creates be uniform in terms of font and headline settings. We are working with templates in our google workspace, but the default way people open new docs is not the template.
They just open a new doc and it's understandable because that's one click less. So it would be great if the general docs setting could be set once and are valid for all the users… Any expertise here in the group? Thx, Timm
I am afraid it is not possible at the moment. The Google Docs default settings cannot be changed in any possible way. Using templates would be the best option so that your users can just create a copy of the documents and keep working on the copies.
What you can do to make it easier for them to open the templates is to create bookmarks on their browser (only works in Chrome) so that they have a bookmarks folder with all the templates on it, so it is easier for them to access everything. For this you can use this Chrome policy in the Admin console to add control the managed bookmarks folder.
so my uncle asked me to update something on his website. I found out he uses azure service. I've never used this service before. After looking around I thought it was as easy as Searching App Services, then clicking on the only app running, then on the side panel click development center, then I choose FTP access. I then used FileZilla, I edited a file and then re-uploaded the file but nothing gets updated on the site. Am I missing something obvious?
Thanks.
If you want to update your website, you can use FTP,Git or other tools. You can refer to this document which can tell you how to deploy your sites. And contains other way to deploy your app. According your describe, you can check the last modified time of files in kudu.The following paragraph will introduce kudu.
If you just want to update your static files in sites. The easiest way is logging on portal and find your app.
First, you should click Advanced Tool in left side, and click the link to open KUDU Management.
Second, find Debug console options and click CMD or PowerShell, then you can see folders in the page, click site->wwwroot .
Third, you can add/delete/modify your static files by buttons in the page. When click the icon of pen, you can modify this file.
If you want to copy your local files, you also can drop it to this page, it's very convenient. More function about Kudu you can see this site.
Hope my answer works for you.
If I want to have a quick look at the results on the website in my work in MDriven, is there perhaps an easy shortcut for me to do that, or else, is the link displayed somewhere in a menu so I can copy it?
I'm using the turnkey package.
Thanks a lot.
To get your site runnning in the cloud you can use a Sample site. The sample site is requested and is yours for 1 hour.
You will find a "request Demo site" button under https://portal.mdriven.net MyTurnkeySites.
Once you have the demo site you will find it under the cloud icon in MDriven Designer -> upload and you are done
I am just starting with Aptana and I don't have the original HTML files for my web site. Is there a way that I can import my whole web site as a project or do I have to open each page from with Aptana and save with the original urls?
Thanks
I use Interachy which is a commercial Mac option. One open source Windows program is HTTrack.
If your site isn't large, it's often feasible to go through page by page and save each one as source. You also need to save all the images and CSS files, and reconstruct the folder directories, though it's goes faster than you might think.
Good luck!
Does any body know how can i change the layout of a dotnetnuke website. I need to modify the standard layout
You can use a custom skin or modify the default skin that comes with the DNN installation. The default skin files are in [Website]\Portals_default\Skins\MinimalExtropy\ where [Website] is your DNN web site folder. If you are new to skinning and have a lot of questions, I am sure that the DNN forums will be helpful - DNN Skinning forums
You can do that by editing the CSS. I had similar issue, for which I used " inspect element" in google chrome that helped me in recognizing div elements and css properties. You can find css in portals_default\Skins\DarkKnight (or your own skin name) \skin.css
If your wanting to do anything outside of the CSS (ie, turn off the search bar on a page); then you have to have full access to the site -- open the site via FTP or download all the files, then you can modify the 'default' page, or the skin file you want to change. my suggestion is to make a 'copy' of the skin default page you want to change, give it a new name, and then save it back to the server. When you go to change the 'skin' theme from the 'site manager' you will see your new skin page listed as an option. Modifying from the CMS does not allow you to modify the actual 'page', only its 'parts'. There is also a starter kit available for Visual Studio, google "DNN Starter Kit" which you can create custom modules, skins and containers.