Find What's Changed On A Site
Find What's Changed On A Site
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As an editor or owner of a site, you can see a version history and determine what has changed. This is helpful when working with co-editors. This feature is for the "new" Google Sites, not the "classic" version.
Find An Earlier Version:
Find An Earlier Version:
Use Version History:
Use Version History:
Open a site in edit mode
In the top, right, click the 3 dots, and choose, "Version History"
A window opens with a right sidebar listing dates and versions you can view
You will also see the most recent versions listed by "Today" or "Yesterday" or by date
You can also see when a particular version was published
Restore An Earlier Version
Restore An Earlier Version
While viewing the Version History in the right sidebar, click on an earlier version to revert to that one (or simply view what it looked like before your latest version)
Click, "Restore This Site Version" > "Restore"
You can go back to the current version by clicking the "Back" arrow in the top, left of the page in Edit Mode.
Restore A Single Page On A Site
Restore A Single Page On A Site
Single pages can be restored. There is no need to restore the entire site.
Open Version HIstory in the right sidebar (use the 3 dots)
Click on the earlier version you want
Then, at the top, left, click "Restore This Page Version" > "Restore Pate"
Version History Sample
Note: You Can Also Find When A Website or Webpage Was Last Updated Or Worked On
Note: You Can Also Find When A Website or Webpage Was Last Updated Or Worked On
This will work on any page of a website, including the homepage
In the lower left, look for an "I" icon
Click on the icon, and you will see when the page was last updated
Each page has its own "I" icon. If the site owner updates a subpage, it is not reflected on the homepage of the site. Each page has its own time stamp for when it was worked on.
Click the "I" Icon in the lower left of a page
Update
Update
This bar will open with the last updated date.
If the update was within the past week, it will tell you the number of days, instead of a date
Choose Who Can See Your Site
Choose Who Can See Your Site
You can limit who can see your website. This can be helpful if you want to make your website available to certain people, certain groups, your students, colleagues, etc.
Using a computer, open your website
At the top, right click the Share Icon (outline of a person's head with a + sign)
A window opens with two sections:
People with access - those you make editors or published viewer
General access - where you make the site public or restricted.
If you are in a school setting, you may have other options in this window
Choose, "public" if you want anyone on the WEB to be able to view your website.
Choose, "restricted" if you want to limit viewing of your website to specific people.
Click, "Save" when done.
Create A Custom URL For Your Site
Create A Custom URL For Your Site
You can create custom URL's for your website and give them names that work better for your purposes.
Using a computer, open your website
On the right sidebar, click, "Pages"
Choose a page and click the 3 dots on the right
Then, choose, "Properties"
Click, "Advanced" > "Custom Path" and enter the path you'd like to use
Click, "Done"
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Click the 3 dots next to a page and choose "Properties"
Update
Update
This window will open.
Click on "Advanced"
Type the custom URL you want to use
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