I want to embed a pdf document from Google Drive in my Blogger Post.
Select the pdf file you want to embed.
Right click > Preview > More actions > Open in a new window. Now click More actions > Embed item. Copy the embed code and paste it on your blog post (File must be set publicly visible if you want everyone to see this).
<iframe src="https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B3VnSl89GUNxaXI1NzNrLUZTYWs/preview" width="640" height="480"></iframe>
Update in March 2021 for embedding pdf document in blogger or blogspot post. Right click the PDF document. Click on "Share" first, and choose share with Anyone option- by default it is selected to Restricted access. If you wish the document to be accessible to everyone, then Change this from Restricted to Anyone. Next, again Right click the PDF document, and now this time Click on Getlink, which will provide you with the url or link to the document which you can paste or link in the blogpost post.
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I have a landing page website that consists of a button to download a PDF. The PDF is hosted on widen and has "links" inside it -- so once you download the document you can click on items inside the PDF to navigate around the PDF -- clicking on the table of contents sends you to that page of the PDF, etc.
Is it possible to add GTM triggers/events to something in a PDF?
You can track the links from the pdf to your website by the UTMs in the URL but you cannot track the internal links to the pdf or insert the GTM in a pdf, because it is not loaded as if it were JavaScript.
I'm trying to set up our wordpress page to automatically display a pdf when a user clicks on the page title.
Here is the example we are trying to emulate
On the Carlmont H.S. foundation website, under the Our Supporters tab, if you click on "2015-2106 Honor Roll", it directly links to:
http://www.carlmontacademicfoundation.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/2015-16-Donor-Roll.pdf
Here is our website:
http://www.aragonfund.org/
If you click on donors the page opens and displays at plugin that displays the PDF. We are wanting it to just open directly.
Go to pages, add a new page, change your permlink to yourpagename.pdf
Store your pdf at your wordpress, media
at the menu link, use yourpagename.pdf link then save your menu link and publish.
Go to the page and add your pdf file as open on-page link using the HTML Constructor widget plugin.
I am developing a theme for WordPress 3.6 and as far as I know embedded links, like if just place a link into the post for YouTube it should auto embed its self. that's not the case here - would any one know what would cause links from services like YouTube to not embed?
[embed][/embed] doesn't work either...
Make sure the YouTube link is not hyperlinked. If the URL is shown in
your theme’s link color (as the second line in the screenshot below),
then it is hyperlinked. Simply select the whole URL and click the
“Unlink” icon on your Visual Editor toolbar.
Once the URL is unlinked, you will see the link text in black. Make
sure to place the YouTube URL or shortcode on its own line. This
means there should be no character or whitespace before or after the
URL/shortcode.
http://en.support.wordpress.com/shortcodes/
However, beyond those issues you might want to look into. the API that WP uses to embed links from YouTube, Twitter, Flicker...
http://oembed.com/
oEmbed is a format for allowing an embedded representation of a URL on third party sites. The simple API allows a website to display embedded content (such as photos or videos) when a user posts a link to that resource, without having to parse the resource directly.
Unlink the link if it's linked and use the shortcode :
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/XXXX] and that will work.
I have a pdf file uploaded from the filemanager, this file must be shown in a new tab when a user clicks on the download button.
For now I just create the link manually, because I don't know how else I could do it.
Is there any other way to do this (for example via the settings page)?
You could add a link to the PDF in the DNN Navigation Menu by adding a new Page, but in the URL options for the page point to the PDF file, instead of an actual DNN page.
My apsx page basically displays the product description.
A user designs his own classified add and the description is displayed on an aspx page as he has designed it. To make the description more elaborate and instead of designing more components I thought that user should design an additional file (catalog of his product) and upload that at the time of designing the advert.
Now what format of file should I allow the user to create a catalog and how to show the file in the same description page? Can I use update panel? iframe?
You can ask the user to upload PDF file and use iframe to show it.
Basic example
PDF is very popular these days and most people have reader installed including plugins for their browser.
Edit: also possible to ask them for either PDF or Word file (.doc) and in case of Word document convert it to PDF on the fly.