How can you embed PDF on your website? A popular one choice is to upload the PDF file to an online service αποθήκευσης, όπως το Google Drive ή το OneDrive της Microsoft, να κάνετε το αρχείο δημόσιο και στη συνέχεια, αντιγράψτε-επικολλήστε τον κώδικα IFRAME που δίνουν από αυτές τις services to embed the document on any site.
The following is a sample of the PDF embed code from Google Drive that works in all browsers.
This is the most common method for embedding PDF files. It's simple, tried and tested, but it has no control over how your PDFs are presented on your web pages.
If you prefer to offer a more customized and immersive PDF reading experience that you view on your site, take a look at the new Adobe View SDK. It's part of the Adobe Document Cloud platform, but it comes free.
Here are some unique features that make this RDF integration solution stand out:
- You can add annotation tools within the program projectionof PDFs. Anyone can comment on the embedded PDF and download the modified file.
- If you have a large multi-page document embedded, readers can use thumbnail view to quickly navigate to any page.
- The PDF viewer can be customized to hide options for downloading and printing PDF files.
- There are built-in details so you know how many people saw the PDF file and how they interacted with it.
- And my favorite ViewSDK feature is the built-in feature. Let's see how it is done:
In Inline mode, all pages of the embedded PDF document are displayed at the same time, so that visitors to your site do not have to move from one document to another. PDF controls are hidden from the user and PDF pages are combined with images and other HTML content on your webpage.
It takes some steps to use the View SDK. Create credentials for your site from the adobe.io page. Please note that credentials apply to a single domain. If you have more than one, you will need different credentials for each of them.
Next, create the embed code. You need to replace clientId with your credentials. The URL of the code should indicate the location of the PDF file.
Read more from official docs, and see samples from repository.
