- "text": "Resume Page\n\nNavigate to the Resume Page by clicking on “Resume” in the top header.\nGoogle Slides allows the option to include resume sections as plain text on the site, or as a Google Doc/PDF, or both. Choose whichever you’d like.\nYou can simply click the plain text sections if you’d like to include those. If not, hover over each and select the trash icon in the left-side pop-up menu to delete them.\n\n\n\nIf you have your resume as a Google Doc:\n\n\n\nIn the right-side menu bar under the “Insert” tab, select “Docs”.\n\n\nIn the pop-up menu, select your Google Docs resume.\n\n\nClick the blue “Insert” button.\n\n\nNote that this will insert the Google Doc in a new section under your current section.\n\n\n\n\n\nIf you have your resume as a PDF:\n\n\n\nYou need to upload your PDF file to your Google Drive.\n\n\nIn the right-side menu bar under the “Insert” tab, select “Drive”.\n\n\nIn the pop-up menu, navigate to and select your PDF resume.\n\n\nClick the blue “Insert” button.\n\n\nNot that this will insert the PDF in a new section under your current section.\n\n\n\nIf you get any messages about permissions for files: 1. Make sure that the drop-down is set to “Viewer” and then click “Share”. 2. Navigate to the Google Drive that has your file. 3. Access the file. 4. Click the blue “Share” button at the top-right. 5. Under “General Access”, change the drop-down to “Anyone with the link” and make sure that the second drop-down says “Viewer”. 6. Click the blue “Done” button. 7. Navigate back to your Google Sites webpage.",
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