Try the "Insert Link" button in TinyMCE instead.

On Tue, Oct 13, 2015 at 3:08 PM, Zak CythonUser <[email protected]> wrote:

> Dear Mezzanine Users,
>
> I started using Mezzanine about two weeks ago, and I am already a huge
> fan. My clients are huge fans, too.
>
> I have a question: How is the average non-programmer supposed to upload a
> PDF onto a Mezzanine site?
>
> Here is the process I used, but I am a professional programmer:
>
> 1. While editing a RichTextPage using TinyMCE, click "insert an image".
> (Not intuitive for non-programmers)
>
> 2. Upload a PDF, not an image file. This is allowed.
>
> 3. The PDF shows up in the "Media" browser, but you cannot click on it
> because it is not an image.
>
> 4. Right-click the link and "copy URL to clipboard".
>
> 5. Close the "insert an image" popup box.
>
> 6. Type "here is my PDF" in the editor.
>
> 7. Highlight "here is my PDF".
>
> 8. Click "insert a link".
>
> 9. In the HREF field, paste the URL. It gives a full URL (with domain
> name), so I deleted the domain name.
>
> 10. Click "done" and then save the RichTextPage. You now have a link to a
> PDF, and the PDF is on the server.
>
> In WordPress (which I hate with a fiery passion), uploading a PDF is
> really easy. Why does it seem so hard in Mezzanine?
>
> Is there an easier method that I am not aware of?
>
> Thank you,
>
> Zak
>
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