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> We've recently had to block non-gadget IFrames in order to protect our
> users from security risks. We understand this may inconvenience some
> of you, but please note that you can still create or use gadgets to
> embed external content.
> For those of you worried about serving ads on your Site, we are in the
> process of fully integrating AdSense into Google Sites.
> Finally, we will enable IFrames at some point in the future, once we
> can ensure security for all of our users. Thanks for your patience and
> understanding.
> We've recently had to block non-gadget IFrames in order to protect our
> users from security risks. We understand this may inconvenience some
> of you, but please note that you can still create or use gadgets to
> embed external content.
> For those of you worried about serving ads on your Site, we are in the
> process of fully integrating AdSense into Google Sites.
> Finally, we will enable IFrames at some point in the future, once we
> can ensure security for all of our users. Thanks for your patience and
> understanding.
These blocks are not on Google Pages...embedding actual works
great.<http://vandalarts.googlepages.com/portfolio2007> I even
incorporated my own flash creations. I just up loaded into my Google
Pages site, then embedded them. Too bad google labs is phasing Pages
out now.
I tested Google Pages for more than a year, taking notice that you
couldn't add your own background image or adjust the width of the
columns, hoping that they would add some new features that would allow
for that to happen. Then they create Google Sites with that in mind
but without the nice interface which allowed you to save your page
revisions before you publish it the the web for everyone to see and
embedding. I don't know if Google purposefully dumb down the lab
project, foreseeing how valuable and powerful this free tool will be.
If the customization that Google Sites offers was combined with the
interface of Google Pages, it would change internet history.
> We've recently had to block non-gadget IFrames in order to protect our
> users from security risks. We understand this may inconvenience some
> of you, but please note that you can still create or use gadgets to
> embed external content.
> For those of you worried about serving ads on your Site, we are in the
> process of fully integrating AdSense into Google Sites.
> Finally, we will enable IFrames at some point in the future, once we
> can ensure security for all of our users. Thanks for your patience and
> understanding.
> These blocks are not on Google Pages...embedding actual works
> great.<http://vandalarts.googlepages.com/portfolio2007> I even
> incorporated my own flash creations. I just up loaded into my Google
> Pages site, then embedded them. Too bad google labs is phasing Pages
> out now.
> I tested Google Pages for more than a year, taking notice that you
> couldn't add your own background image or adjust the width of the
> columns, hoping that they would add some new features that would allow
> for that to happen. Then they create Google Sites with that in mind
> but without the nice interface which allowed you to save your page
> revisions before you publish it the the web for everyone to see and
> embedding. I don't know if Google purposefully dumb down the lab
> project, foreseeing how valuable and powerful this free tool will be.
> If the customization that Google Sites offers was combined with the
> interface of Google Pages, it would change internet history.
> -VA
> On Dec 10 2008, 9:04 pm, Sites Guide wrote:
> > Hello everyone,
> > We've recently had to block non-gadget IFrames in order to protect our
> > users from security risks. We understand this may inconvenience some
> > of you, but please note that you can still create or use gadgets to
> > embed external content.
> > For those of you worried about serving ads on your Site, we are in the
> > process of fully integrating AdSense into Google Sites.
> > Finally, we will enable IFrames at some point in the future, once we
> > can ensure security for all of our users. Thanks for your patience and
> > understanding.
I'm not real computer savvy so bare with me! I want to know how I can
insert HTML such as my newsletter opt in form into my google site
without losing it. I keep getting the following message: Your HTML
either contains unsafe tags (iframe, embed, styles, script) or extra
attributes. They will be removed when the page is viewed.
> We've recently had to block non-gadget IFrames in order to protect our
> users from security risks. We understand this may inconvenience some
> of you, but please note that you can still create or use gadgets to
> embed external content.
> For those of you worried about serving ads on your Site, we are in the
> process of fully integrating AdSense into Google Sites.
> Finally, we will enable IFrames at some point in the future, once we
> can ensure security for all of our users. Thanks for your patience and
> understanding.
google sites simply does not accept any <form> or <input> tags for
html code. your opt in form most likely are using such tags. a work
around is creating a gadget which is basically an xml file and putting
your opt in code in there. you upload this xml file to your webspace
or if you don't have one, find a free one online. then you insert your
custom made gadget (via the "url" method) into your page with the
standard insert command.
> I'm not real computer savvy so bare with me! I want to know how I can
> insert HTML such as my newsletter opt in form into my google site
> without losing it. I keep getting the following message: Your HTML
> either contains unsafe tags (iframe, embed, styles, script) or extra
> attributes. They will be removed when the page is viewed.
> Please advise!
> Lori
> On Dec 10 2008, 6:04 pm, Sites Guide wrote:
> > Hello everyone,
> > We've recently had to block non-gadget IFrames in order to protect our
> > users from security risks. We understand this may inconvenience some
> > of you, but please note that you can still create or use gadgets to
> > embed external content.
> > For those of you worried about serving ads on your Site, we are in the
> > process of fully integrating AdSense into Google Sites.
> > Finally, we will enable IFrames at some point in the future, once we
> > can ensure security for all of our users. Thanks for your patience and
> > understanding.
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