This article walks you through the process of uploading any type of documents to Weebly. Files such as PDF, Word, PowerPoint and so on can either be simply added or embedded to Weebly.
Upload and Link to a Document (or Other File)
You can link to any given file such as PDF, Word, PowerPoint or whatever by highlighting the text you want to link or clicking on an image and choosing the link option.
If you’re linking text, it will look like this:
If you’re linking an image, it will look like this:
Both image and text links will open a dialog box like the one shown below.
Click on File and select the file you want to link to. You can upload a new file or use one that you’ve uploaded in the past. If you scroll up in the dialog box you’ll see a search field you can use to locate a previously uploaded file by name.
You can choose to have your linked file open in a new window, but keep in mind that not all file types can be opened in a browser. If the visitor’s browser doesn’t have the ability to display the file, it will attempt to download the file instead.
Video: How to Upload Documents to Weebly
You have the option to upload and link to pretty much any kind of document, allowing a visitor to download it to their computer. This video explains it all.
We hope this article helped you learn how to upload documents to Weebly. You may also want to see our guide on how to stop search engines from crawling a Weebly site.
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Can you provide updated tutorials for Weebly’s new environment? A lot of the familiar features are now gone.
I am kinda bummed that I am not able to add a blog, or other document types.