Yes: You can change your Published Google Sites URL at any time as long as it’s available (not being used by another website). To change your URL, click on the PUBLISH SETTINGS button and adjust as needed. You do not need to unpublish first.
You can continue to edit your site after you publish it. However, you need to republish the site to see any new changes. Add a name to the end of the URL.
How do I publish my website to Google Sites?
This option is only available if your site is set to “Public on the web,” and can be viewed by anyone. On a computer, open a site in new Google Sites. At the top, next to “Publish,” click the Down arrow. Click Publish settings.
How do I edit a page in Google Sites?
Access your Google Site by signing in to sites., and google. Com and clicking on the site you wish to edit. Click on the edit page pencil icon in the top right corner to access the page-edit options: Insert: add images, links, lines, calendars, Google Docs, maps, gadgets, and more.
What if my custom URL is already in use by another service?
This URL is already in use by another Google service: This site is already being used by another service like Blogger, classic Sites, or App, and engine. Delete the existing mapping before assigning your URL to a site on Google Sites. This URL is already in use by this site: Your custom URL is already linked to this Google Site.
How do I share a published article on Google?
On a computer, open a site in new Google Sites. At the top, click Share. Next to “Published,” click Change. Then choose an option: To share with specific people, enter the name or email address of the person or Google Group you want to add, click Can edit Can view published Send.