# Add bookings to Google Sites In Google Sites, use Insert → Embed → Embed code and paste your daybag script tag. Google Sites shows embedded code in a frame of its own, so drag the box tall enough for the whole flow. There's no site-wide code on Google Sites, so use the inline tag, and add a Button that links to your booking page for a second way in. URL: https://daybag.io/guides/google-sites ## Steps 1. Copy your tag: In daybag, open Dashboard → Developers → Widget, pick Inline or Button, and copy the tag. Your slug is already in it. 2. Open Embed code: In the editor, open Insert → Embed and choose the Embed code tab. 3. Paste the tag: Paste the tag, click Next, then Insert. 4. Size it and publish: Drag the box to full width and about 700 px tall, then publish. ## Your tag Inline: ```html ``` Button: ```html ``` Replace `your-slug` with your booking page's slug, or copy the tag from Dashboard → Developers → Widget with it filled in. ## Inline or button - Inline, the default, renders the booking flow right where you paste the tag. - Button: `data-mode="button"` floats a Book now pill in the corner that opens the flow. Google Sites has no site-wide code, so the floating button isn't an option. Use the inline tag, or add a Button from the Insert panel that links to your booking page. - Link: your booking page, `https://daybag.io/book/your-slug`, is the same flow on a page of its own. ## Test it 1. Open the published page in a private window, as a guest would. 2. Book a test with your own email: the confirmation lands in your inbox. 3. Find the booking in Dashboard → Bookings and cancel it there. ## FAQ ### Why is the booking flow cut off? Google Sites sizes embeds itself, and the widget can't grow past the box. Drag it taller. ### Can guests pay at booking? Not inside the embed: Stripe Checkout can't open in Google's frame. Link a Button to your booking page for paid bookings. ### Can the widget open one offering? Yes. Add `data-offering` with the offering's id: the end of its booking link in your dashboard, after `?offering=`. ### What if my builder won't run the tag? Link a button to your booking page, `https://daybag.io/book/your-slug`. It's the same booking flow on a page of its own.