Go to Plugin List, located WP Advanced PDF and click Settings

Under WP Advanced PDF Settings. The first thing you will see is "Display Options".

Make sure that under Display Option the checkbox for Front End is checked and Availability is set "For all visitors. If this box is not checked you will not see the icon your visitor needs to click in order to download the pdf version of your blog post.

Next go to the General section of the Setting for WP Advanced PDF Settings. Change the Default File Name to Post Name from Post ID which is the default settings.

Next go to the Button Positioning section and choose the alignment position of the download icon and where it should appear "Placement". Decide whether or not you want it below your content, above your content or both. Under Select Button you can add your own custom "Download PDF" button by choosing "Custom" instead of "Default".

click save changes



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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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