Custom Responsive Buttons for Google Sites
I remember the exact moment I decided to build this widget.
I was putting final touches on a client's Google Site - sleek, modern, custom everything.
Then came time to add the main call-to-action button.
I clicked to add a standard Google Sites button and... ugh.
Basic. Flat. Limited styling options.
It looked completely out of place in this otherwise premium design.
"Can we make the button match our brand colors?" the client asked.
"Can it have that subtle glow effect when people hover?"
With standard Google Sites buttons, the answer was no, no, and definitely no.
Because basic Google Sites buttons just don't cut it sometimes.
Sure, Google Sites gives you buttons - and yeah, they work.
I even use them on this website because they do the job.
But when you want something modern, stylish, and clickable AF, this widget delivers.
EXAMPLES
With the Button Builder, you can:
- β Add your own text and link - Create buttons that lead anywhere.
- π¨ Pick exact colors for text, background, and hover - Match your brand perfectly.
- β¨ Choose animated hover effects - pulse, shine, scale (you pick).
- πΌοΈ Use a background image inside the button - Yes, really!
No coding. No guesswork. Just clean, professional buttons that work.
How to use:
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Open SitesBuddy
Click the SitesBuddy icon in your Chrome browser.
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Choose the Responsive Button widget
Find and select it from the Interactive category.
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Customize text, colors, effects, and link
Use the visual editor to design your perfect button.
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Copy the code
Click the "Copy Code" button to get your custom button code.
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Paste into a Google Sites Embed > Embed Code block
Add the button to your Google Site using the Embed feature.
Done β
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Watch this video to see how easy it is to create professional, responsive buttons with SitesBuddy and add them to your Google Site - all without writing any code.
Great for:
- β Landing pages that need a high-converting CTA
- β Portfolios, product pages, and event signups
- β Sites with unique color themes
- β Designers who want more visual control