Make downloadable pdf in adobe muse

Already a Member? This simple widget allows you to do something previously impossible in Muse — display a PDF. While the built-in "Link to File" function has allowed for the download of a linked file, our PDF Viewer provides the ability to properly display a PDF file anywhere within your website — no need to force your site users to download and open additional software to view important documents. Use fullscreen display, constrained view, or even multiple scrollable PDF documents in one page!

Follow the steps below to get up and running with Adobe Muse. Download Adobe Muse. Start using Adobe Muse. See more tutorials. Help with your membership. Select an image to replace. This dialog also gives you the option to add or edit tooltip text associated with the image. Click after selecting your photo.

The old image is replaced with the image that you chose. Insert and edit hyperlinks in your Adobe Muse site. Insert links using In-Browser Editing. Click on the text where you want to add the link. Click Add Link. Insert hyperlinks using In-Browser Editing.

On the Insert Link dialog, choose to add any of the following types of targets to the link: Pages : Select the Pages tab, and from the Select a Page drop-down list, select the page you want to link to. Files : Select the Files tab, and choose an existing file or browse to the file that you want to upload.

Optionally, you can choose to enter a Tooltip for each of the target types, as well as, allow users to open the link in a new window. Insert Link dialog box in In-Browser Editing. Click OK to insert the hyperlink. Edit an external link. Click on the hyperlink that you want to edit.

From the pop-up, click the Pen symbol. Edit external links in In-Browser Editing. Provide the new link in the Edit Hyperlink dialog box. You can optionally provide the following details: Tooltip: Provide a meaningful description of the destination page. Open in a new window: Enable opening the link in a window, if needed. Click OK to finish. Edit an internal link to point to another page or an anchor. From the pop-up that appears over the link, click the Pen symbol. Edit internal link to point to another page.

Edit internal links to pages. Edit hyperlink to change phone number. Click the link that you want to edit. Click the Pen symbol. Edit links to Phone Number.

You can optionally provide the following details: Tooltip: Provide a meaningful description for the tooltip. Edit hyperlink to update email address. Add links to downloadable files. While editing a page in Design view, use the Type tool to create a new text frame, near the top right corner of the Breakfast menu text frame.

Type the words: Download Menu. Click the folder next to the Image section and browse to select the file in the sample files folder named download-bg. Make sure the Fitting menu is set to Original Size and the Position is centered.

Click away from the Fill menu to close it. If needed, use the Selection tool to resize the text frame and reposition it so it is centered in the top right corner of the Breakfast menu text frame. While the text frame is still selected, use the Links menu in the Control panel to select the Link to File option. In the Import dialog box that appears, browse to select the file and click Open to select it. Select the text frame with the Selection tool. Copy the Download Menu text frame and paste it, positioning it over the top right corner of the Lunch menu.

Repeat this step two more times, to create copies that are positioned over the top right corners of the Dinner and Dessert menus. Click one of the menu items in the Horizontal menu, to jump to that menu on the page. Notice that as you scroll down to see the Dinner and Dessert menus, the header displays on top of the other page content.

This behavior occurs because the food page uses the Foreground master page, and the header content of that page has been moved to the foreground. Create links to email addresses.

Click the downward arrow on the Links menu to see the full list displayed. The Links menu is structured into sections. The Recently Used Links displays any links to external websites that have been added to the site. You can enter any URL directly into the Links field, to link to external web pages.

The Desktop section contains the pages in the current site. Notice that the anchor tags you added to the food page are listed alphabetically below the food page. This means that you could create anchors of the same name on multiple pages of a site, and still be able to identify them easily as you set up links. In this sample site, there is only a Desktop layout, but if the site contains alternate layouts for Phone or Tablet, these sections are displayed with the corresponding set of pages.

The Files section at the end includes the Link to File feature and any downloadable files that are added to the current site. Since you recently added a link to the KatiesCafeMenu. If you want to add an email link which, when clicked, causes the visitor's email client to open and a new message to be started with the email address in the To field , then enter the email address with the mailto: prefix in the Link menu field, like this: mailto:email address.