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To add a pdf file to a page you first need to upload the file to Physiopedia.&nbsp; This is done in a similar way to [[Adding images|uploading images]] to Physiopedia.<br>
To add a pdf file to a page you first need to upload the file to Physiopedia. This is done in a similar way to [[Adding images|uploading images]] to Physiopedia.


== Uploading PDF Files to Physiopedia  ==
== Uploading PDF Files to Physiopedia  ==


#First you will need to '''save the file that you wish to use to your computer'''. <br>
#First you will need to '''save the file that you wish to use to your computer'''.
#Once you have saved the file to your computer you need to upload it to Physiopedia. At the bottom of the left sidebar under the toolbox heading you will see the '''Upload File''' link.&nbsp; Click on this.<br>
#Once you have saved the file to your computer, you need to upload it to Physiopedia. At the top right corner of the screen, click '''Tools''' then select '''Upload File''' from the drop-down menu. This will take you to the upload file page.
#This will take you to the upload file page where you should fill in the details of the file that you wish to use.&nbsp; '''Browse''' for the file on your computer to fill in the 'Source filename' box.&nbsp;
#Under '''Source File''' click on the '''Choose File''' button and navigate to where you saved the file on your computer. Double click on the file or select "Open".
#In the summary box '''add any neccesary reference for the file'''.  
#Once the file has been selected, the file name should be automatically populated in the "Destination file name" box, but the text can be edited if you wish to change the name.
#Then click the '''Upload File''' button.<br>
#In the "Summary" box, please add any necessary references or credits for the file.  
#Lastly, click the purple '''Upload File''' button to upload the file to Physiopedia.


Once uploaded you will be directed to the page in Physiopedia related to the file that you have just uploaded. Take a note of the file name i.e. example.pdf&nbsp; Now you are ready to put the image on to your Physiopedia page.<br>
You will be directed to the page in Physiopedia related to the file that you have just uploaded. Take note of the file name i.e. "example_file.pdf". Now you are ready to put the pdf on to your Physiopedia page.  


== Inserting files on pages<br> ==
== Inserting PDF Files on Pages ==


To insert a pdf file in a Physiopedia page:<br>
#Go to the Physiopedia page that you are editing. Click '''Edit''' in the toolbar at the top right corner of the screen, then select '''Edit Source''' from the drop-down menu.  
 
#Add the following code where you want the link to the pdf file to appear:
#Go to the Physiopedia page that you are editing.&nbsp; '''Click on the wikitext''' in the toolbar of the editing box.  
**<tt><nowiki>{{pdf|example.pdf|Example}}</nowiki></tt><br>
#'''Add the following code '''where you want the link to the pdf file to appear.
*Where:  
 
**<tt>example_file.pdf</tt> is the name of the file that was uploaded to Physiopedia  
*<tt><nowiki>{{pdf|example.pdf|Example}}</nowiki></tt> <br>
**<tt>Example_File</tt> is the text that will appear on the Physiopedia page as a link to the pdf.
 
#Click '''Save'''.
Where:  
 
*<tt>example.pdf</tt> is the name of the file that was uploaded to Physiopedia  
*<tt>Example</tt> is the text that will appear on the Physiopedia page as a link to the pdf.
 
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 3.&nbsp; Click '''Save'''.


Please remember that you must have permission from the creator of the PDF document to upload it to Physiopedia. If you don't have permission, find the document that you wish to use on the web and [[Making_links|make an external link ]]to this.<br>
Please remember that you must have permission from the creator of the PDF document to upload it to Physiopedia. If you don't have permission, find the document that you wish to use on the web and [[Making_links|make an external link ]]to this.<br>


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Revision as of 01:18, 30 July 2017

To add a pdf file to a page you first need to upload the file to Physiopedia. This is done in a similar way to uploading images to Physiopedia.

Uploading PDF Files to Physiopedia[edit | edit source]

  1. First you will need to save the file that you wish to use to your computer.
  2. Once you have saved the file to your computer, you need to upload it to Physiopedia. At the top right corner of the screen, click Tools then select Upload File from the drop-down menu. This will take you to the upload file page.
  3. Under Source File click on the Choose File button and navigate to where you saved the file on your computer. Double click on the file or select "Open".
  4. Once the file has been selected, the file name should be automatically populated in the "Destination file name" box, but the text can be edited if you wish to change the name.
  5. In the "Summary" box, please add any necessary references or credits for the file.
  6. Lastly, click the purple Upload File button to upload the file to Physiopedia.

You will be directed to the page in Physiopedia related to the file that you have just uploaded. Take note of the file name i.e. "example_file.pdf". Now you are ready to put the pdf on to your Physiopedia page.

Inserting PDF Files on Pages[edit | edit source]

  1. Go to the Physiopedia page that you are editing. Click Edit in the toolbar at the top right corner of the screen, then select Edit Source from the drop-down menu.
  2. Add the following code where you want the link to the pdf file to appear:
    • {{pdf|example.pdf|Example}}
  • Where:
    • example_file.pdf is the name of the file that was uploaded to Physiopedia
    • Example_File is the text that will appear on the Physiopedia page as a link to the pdf.
  1. Click Save.

Please remember that you must have permission from the creator of the PDF document to upload it to Physiopedia. If you don't have permission, find the document that you wish to use on the web and make an external link to this.