By publishing, the author makes their content available to the public via the internet. It became so popular that Google bought it in 2003, started hosting it on its servers in 2006, and continues to be hosted by Google until today.īlogger is basically a blogging platform that any user can use to write and publish articles, videos and images to share their thoughts, knowledge, art, facts, and lifestyle. In 1999, Pyra Labs created and launched Blogger to the public as a free online blogging platform. Though many say that blogger is so basic and limited, it’s still a good choice when you’re just starting to blog. This old platform remains popular not just because it’s one of the originals but also because it’s easy, user-friendly and of course, free! Any beginner can simply put up a blog with just their Google account. It has been popular then and it is still popular today. This case also is for a pdf and you might need to change that application/pdf - might work with any document type however.Blogger is one of the first free publishing platforms when the internet began. (this might take some playing with the link).
This will edit the HTML within the Content Editor itself instead of the entirety of the page.Īs you can see there is a src"." where the ellipses are put the link to your document or image or whatever that you have stored within your SP site. Now click "Edit Source" on the Format Text ribbon. Select "Edit Web Part" then click on the text that appears on the web part ("Click here to add new content").Īt this point it should look like you are about to type in a text box. To do this, add the Content Editor on your page. I have personally used the Content Editor Web Part (Located under Media and Content) to display various documents within the page (no need to have the page be opened on an entirely different page) maybe this is what you would want? This is what I've used before to display pdf's and it has never asked me to download in Chrome or IE.(I answered with this on a different question so you know)
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