Now you should be able to see the download icon either above your post, below your post or both depending on what option you chose.

That's it WP Advanced PDF Pro is installed, activated and setup. There are a few other options under settings that you may be interested in that we did discuss earlier.

Watermark option. If you would like to add a watermark text or image to your downloadable PDF use this option.

If you would like a custom font or you just don't like the font that your PDF is downloaded in. You can upload your own .ttf font format file as well as set the page rotation and font spacing through the Advanced Setting.

That's it! Your visitors can now download a PDF version of your blog post if they are interested. And the best part is that any affiliate links in your post is still clickable from the PDF.


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LakishaA10 Premium
I have always wondered how a blogger was able to place a PDF format within their content. I learned a lot during this tutorial and it was easy to follow along. thank you for sharing this, I may try and see if it works for me.
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jivitajay Premium Plus
Thanks Jummane for sharing, but I notice that it's not showing images of the post. I am missing something?
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gifted76 Premium
Do you mean on your website or the images in the training
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jivitajay Premium Plus
No, I mean when I download a blog as PDF, images are not showing in the PDF.
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jtaienao Premium
Thanks for sharing this training. It can also be useful for email marketing for your business.
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gifted76 Premium
You're welcome and your right about e-mail marketing, thanks
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bigrog44 Premium
I just got an email on that. Thanks for sharing.
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gifted76 Premium
you're welcome
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