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how to insert different image on different pages of my google site - Google Groups

Hello..would you explain this a bit more I am trying my first website and putting in a paypal payment symbol.. and I want it to lead the person straight to their paypal login from my page. Wheter that is what you are referring to or not would you elaborate on what you put above. I am stumped at some of the detail re what to do. You have:
https://sites.google.com/site/amslerclassroom/insert-a-slideshow In addition to inserting as many images as you wish to your google site, you can also insert a slideshow - a collection of images that will rotate automatically through slected images and with viewer controls to pause, move forward, and backwards in the slideshow. Here are some general instructions on the process, followed by a short video demonstrating these steps. 1. The first thing you need to do is upload some images to Google Photos (Picasa Web Albums). Go to the More menu and select Photos .

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HOWTO: Add an RSS feed to Google Sites

http://dougbelshaw.com/blog/2009/01/27/howto-add-an-rss-feed-to-google-sites/#.TysWwcWr87s Google Sites is wonderful. Not only can anyone and everyone sign up to make a wikified website, but it’s really easy to use and very configurable. BUT it’s got one very, very major drawback.
Managing friends and social networks isn’t exactly convenient these days because there are so many online services and communities to help you stay in touch with and keep track of other people — Facebook, Twitter, Ning, Plaxo, FriendFeed, Loopt, Brightkite, GChat…the list just goes on and on. One thing you can do to make it all a little easier is to sync your Facebook and Twitter accounts so that the status messages you enter on one site show up at the other too. Here’s how to do it:

How To Sync Your Twitter and Facebook Status Updates

http://www.insidefacebook.com/2009/01/22/how-to-sync-your-twitter-and-facebook-status-updates/

Making an Image a Link

Instructions Remove Default Automatic Link to Image When you add an image to the page Google Sites automatically makes the image a link to the image itself, so select (or click) the image You will see the Image Option dialogue box appear (it contains both the link information, alignment, size and wrap options): use the upper Remove link - this removes the automatically added link to the image itself. http://www.steegle.com/websites/google-sites-howtos/image-link
Screen Shots ( click for larger images ) Multiple File Uploads - Progress Bars Uploaded File Names Google Sites now respects the spaces in file names and keeps the spaces on the uploaded file.

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Add Facebook Comments to Google Sites - Hypin' & Hatin'

http://www.hypinandhatin.com/add-facebook-comments-to-google-sites I figured since I had so much trouble with this aspect of Google sites, that I should create a page explaining how I eventually accomplished the comments section below. Follow these steps to add Facebook Comments to your Google site webpage. If you want to use the gadget instead, copy this hyperlink and search for it by URL. https://sites.google.com/a/hypinandhatin.com/home/add-facebook-comments-to-google-sites/Facebook_Comments.xml?attredirects=0&d=1 Note: Gadget works in IE and Firefox.

Updating Web Sites with Google Spreadsheets

I’ve done a handful of web projects this year where it made sense to store data in Google Spreadsheets, and then use a bit of PHP code to make them be dynamically displayed on a web site. In many cases, these are tables of data that are parsed and presented nicely in the web site, but for a few NMC projects, it made sense as a way for a staff person to update data on our web pages w/o having to touch the pages. As a first example, I am cleaning up an older WordPress site I use for logging my running/training; in the past, I kept a spreadsheet on my desktop for keeping a run log and then manually transferred the totals/averages/graphs to my web site by pasting into some text files (they are embedded with a PHP include). It worked, but it did have that tedious manual smell for something that should be more automated. http://cogdogblog.com/2009/08/31/google-spreadsheets/
Copy a Google Site with a click of a button! Site Copier allows Google Sites owners and Google Apps admins to quickly and easily duplicate a Google site from one domain to another Google Apps domain. When will you need to use the Site Copier? Migrate pages off defunct domain to new Google Apps domain Acquired domain(s) and want to streamline content across multiple sites Quickly assimilate multiple sites onto a unified domain All you need to do is be the owner of the site you are copying. This added Google Apps functionality will save you time, money and resources. https://www.google.com/enterprise/marketplace/viewListing?productListingId=3448+8523017703865387210&pli=1

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embedding a spreadsheet, one sheet only - Google Sites Help

Hej! Jag är ledsen att vara till punkt, men ärligt det gjorde ingenting för mig. Jag har aldrig använt Google Docs och inte ens använda Google Sites innan en vecka sedan. Jag försöker att skapa en webbplats där jag kan hålla kontakten med min familj. Jag har ännu inte sett hur man gör ett kalkylblad som låter en kommentar besökare post. Vad jag hoppas på är ett sätt att få offentligheten kommentarerna, och endast de som "Logga in" eller på något sätt skapa ett användarnamn för min webbplats för att kunna posta. http://productforums.google.com/forum/#!category-topic/sites/ask-a-question/NAZbg9KD280
At Google, gadgets are HTML and JavaScript applications that can be embedded in web pages and other apps, including Sites. These gadgets offer the ability to include external and dynamic content within your site, such as miniature applications and database-driven lists, incorporated with text and images for a seamless user experience. If you haven't seen gadgets, you may find thumbnails and descriptions for many of them in a central implementation of gadgets, the iGoogle gadget directory:

Gadgets for Google Sites - Google Sites APIs - Google Code