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If you have experienced a publishing error, it means that a page on your portfolio did not properly create or is not allowed to be published by Google. This error often occurs because of large images, large files, or due to an issue with your own Chrome extensions.
**The most important tip is to publish after every change you make. If you wait too long to publish, you do not know from what page the error is located.
Please try all of these techniques. After you have tried all of these techniques, if you still have issues, see Ms. Pruden.
Please try all of these techniques. After you have tried all of these techniques, if you still have issues, see Ms. Pruden.
1. Check Copyright. Do you have the right to publish everything on your site? Look especially at photos you use for headings. Remove those that you do not own or that do not come from Google Sites.
1. Check Copyright. Do you have the right to publish everything on your site? Look especially at photos you use for headings. Remove those that you do not own or that do not come from Google Sites.
2. Remove the item. Remove the item that you added before the publishing error.
2. Remove the item. Remove the item that you added before the publishing error.
3. Go to Version History (by clicking on the 3 dots by Publish. Restore to an earlier version right before the error.
3. Go to Version History (by clicking on the 3 dots by Publish. Restore to an earlier version right before the error.
4. Duplicate the Page and Delete the Original Page. Remove the page you were working on. Sometimes when a page does not finish the creation process correctly, the publishing process fails for the site. To correct this the page must be deleted from the site. Try to duplicate the page you were working on when the error occurred and then deleting the page.
4. Duplicate the Page and Delete the Original Page. Remove the page you were working on. Sometimes when a page does not finish the creation process correctly, the publishing process fails for the site. To correct this the page must be deleted from the site. Try to duplicate the page you were working on when the error occurred and then deleting the page.
5. Cookies and Cache? Steegle recommends the following:
5. Cookies and Cache? Steegle recommends the following:
6. Chrome extensions.
6. Chrome extensions.
Certain extensions will prevent publishing of Google sites. If you run Chrome using incognito mode, you may need to try this on a desktop that is not a school Chromebook, and find that editing and other functions work that indicates that an extension may be at fault. You can reset browser settings which deactivates all extensions.
Certain extensions will prevent publishing of Google sites. If you run Chrome using incognito mode, you may need to try this on a desktop that is not a school Chromebook, and find that editing and other functions work that indicates that an extension may be at fault. You can reset browser settings which deactivates all extensions.
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