How to add a .pdf file to site

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<seo title="How to add a .pdf file to site" metakeywords="word1" metadescription="How to add a .pdf file to site" />
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<seo title="How to add a .pdf file to site" metakeywords="add pdf,downloadable pdf,pdf file,pdf on site" metadescription="How to add a .pdf file to site" />
  
 
<div align=justify>This article will let you know how to add a pdf file to your Web site, so that your site visitors can open or download it.
 
<div align=justify>This article will let you know how to add a pdf file to your Web site, so that your site visitors can open or download it.
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Browse your computer for the pdf file you would like to add and upload it using File Manager. Alternatively you can use any FTP client to upload the files.
 
Browse your computer for the pdf file you would like to add and upload it using File Manager. Alternatively you can use any FTP client to upload the files.
  
* Make sure you have added the pdf file to '''public_html''' folder (this is the main folder for your primary domain). If you need to upload the file for your addon domain, then navigate to the proper folder your addon domain is pointed to.
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* Make sure you have added the pdf file to '''public_html''' folder.
  
* '''Choose the''' desired '''location''' for your pdf file.
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* '''Choose the''' desired '''location''' for your pdf on site.
 
Look for the page you want your pdf file to appear on
 
Look for the page you want your pdf file to appear on
  
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Instead of '''''The link''''' you need to put the title of your link (for example, ''about me'').
 
Instead of '''''The link''''' you need to put the title of your link (for example, ''about me'').
  
Let's take an example to have the better idea:
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Let's take an example to have a better idea:
  
 
* Your Web site is located at http://yourdomain.com.
 
* Your Web site is located at http://yourdomain.com.
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* The pdf file is called '''''"example.pdf"'''''.
 
* The pdf file is called '''''"example.pdf"'''''.
 
* The text you want the site visitor to click on to download the pdf file is '''''"Click here for the pdf file called 'example'".'''''
 
* The text you want the site visitor to click on to download the pdf file is '''''"Click here for the pdf file called 'example'".'''''
* The code you need to add for downloadable pdf file will look like this:
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* The code you need to add for the downloadable pdf file will look like this:
  
 
'''''<a href="http://yourdomain.com/example.pdf">Click here for the pdf file called 'example'.</a>'''''
 
'''''<a href="http://yourdomain.com/example.pdf">Click here for the pdf file called 'example'.</a>'''''
  
So, when the visitor goes to your site the downloadable pdf file will be available under the text '''''Click here for the pdf file called 'example'.'''''  
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So, when the visitor goes to your site the downloadable pdf on site will be available under the text '''''Click here for the pdf file called 'example'.'''''  
If you had uploaded the pdf file to ''"addondomainfolder"'' folder, then the code for the link to the downloadable pdf file would look like this:</div>
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'''''<a href ="http://yourdomain.com/addondomainfolder/example.pdf">Click here for the pdf file called 'example'.</a>'''
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If you had uploaded the pdf file to ''"somefolder"'' folder, then the code for the link to the downloadable pdf on site would be as follows:</div>
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'''''<a href ="http://yourdomain.com/somefolder/example.pdf">Click here for the pdf file called 'example'.</a>'''

Latest revision as of 11:52, 21 November 2011

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