The settings tool looks like a gear and is located in the upper right hand corner of the editing window.
There are five tools that you can utilize in the settings window:
Navigation: Allows you to choose a horizontal or vertical navigation, choose the color of the navigation background, and apply search settings.
Brand images: Allows you to apply a logo and favicon.
Viewer tools: Allows you to apply settings for info icons and anchor links.
Analytics: Allows you to connect to Google Analytics to gain insight and metric usage.
Announcement banner: Allows you to display an announcement throughout your site with a clickable link.
The right panel provides you with all of your editing tools. There are three tabs:
Insert: Allows you to insert different placeholders into your site. Some of the different placeholders that may be relevant to you include layouts, text box, images, Drive, collapsible text, YouTube, and Google App (Google Docs, Google Slides, Google Sheets) placeholders.
Pages: Allows you to organize the different site pages. This is where you can drag and drop to change the order of the pages as well as creating subpages. In the Pages panel, you are also able to hide pages from the navigation. To rename your pages, click on the three vertical dots and select Properties. Note: If you change a page name after it has been used, you do not need to re-link the page.
Themes: Allows you to choose a design, color scheme, and font style. Currently there are limited themes and fonts, but this may change in the future. Each theme provides five color schemes, but you can also choose a custom color by applying a hex code to the paint bucket tool. The paint bucket is located to the right of the last color option. To find a specific hex code, you can go to https://www.colorhexa.com/ to choose a specific color code.
The footer is located at the bottom of the page, and can be edited from any of your site pages. Anything placed in the footer will be added to all other page footers. To edit the footer, put your mouse over the footer area. The footer area will turn gray like the image below. Then click in the footer area so it becomes the active editing area.
Begin by clicking on the Publish button located in the upper right hand corner.
If you have created a brand new site, then you will be asked to provide a Web address for the new site. The Web address is where you provide a name for your site. You can also manage who can see your website by clicking on the word Manage.
When publishing your migrated site, you will be given an option to use the existing site address that is associated with your classic site or to create a new site address. Choosing to reuse your existing site address means that traffic will be redirected to your new site and your original site will be deleted in 30 days.
There are two ways to begin the re-publish process:
Begin by clicking on the word Publish or
Click on the arrow located next to the the word Publish to use the drop-down menu, then then select 'Review changes and publish.'
The next screen provides you with a side-by-side comparison of the changes that were made. If no changes were made, then there will be a message that say 'There are no unpublished changes to review.' After viewing the changes, click on Publish.