The Entrenador de Carambola Guiada is fully compatible with Google Sites embedding via the Insert → Embed → URL feature. Once deployed to GitHub Pages, you can paste the public URL into any Google Sites page and the trainer runs inside an iframe with all controls — touch, keyboard, and fullscreen — working as expected.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://mintlify.com/losyoguis/149tresbandas/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Embed the Trainer
Deploy to GitHub Pages first
The trainer must be publicly hosted before it can be embedded. Follow the GitHub Pages deployment guide to publish your repository and obtain a public URL such as
https://losyoguis.github.io/149tresbandas/.Open the target page in Google Sites
Navigate to the Google Sites page where you want to embed the trainer and click the Edit (pencil) icon to enter edit mode.
Paste the GitHub Pages URL
Paste your GitHub Pages URL (e.g.
https://losyoguis.github.io/149tresbandas/) into the URL field and click Insert. A preview of the trainer will appear on the page.Iframe Compatibility Details
Google Sites runs embedded content inside a sandboxed iframe, which restricts certain browser APIs. The Entrenador handles this automatically:- Fullscreen mode — if the native Fullscreen API is blocked by the iframe sandbox, the Mesa completa button switches to a CSS full-screen mode instead, expanding the table to fill the embedded container without requiring browser-level fullscreen permissions.
- Service Worker — the Service Worker registration is wrapped in permission guards so it initialises correctly even when Google Sites limits certain iframe capabilities. Caching and offline support remain active.
- Touch and keyboard — all touch gestures, keyboard shortcuts (arrows, Enter, Space, F, Escape), and on-screen controls function normally inside the embedded iframe.
Google Drive video iframes may be restricted within the Google Sites sandbox on some accounts or organisation policies. On mobile devices, the trainer automatically switches to a YouTube embed for the video tutorial, which is permitted inside the Google Sites iframe and plays without additional configuration.