Universal Footer and Deeper Top Navigation on New Google Sites
New Google Sites continues to receive regular, monthly updates that bring it closer with the Classic Sites feature set. Therefore, this makes it more viable as a replacement for Classic Sites, scheduled to sunset sometime next year. Let's look at these changes and their effect for intranet builders like myself. Install a Footer on New Sites We are all used to the universal footer, meaning it appears in the same way at the bottom of each page. This is a real time saver for intranets which now have the potential for hundreds of pages (you'll see when we get to the next feature). You can choose not the display the footer on certain pages if you wish. It also comes with a "Small" font size to accommodate all the fine print at the bottom of your site. https://gsuiteupdates.googleblog.com/2017/11/easily-add-site-wide-footer-in-new.html Multi-level Nested Top Navigation This is definitely necessary to migrate some of the huge sites we've designed