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Including pdf documents through links
See original GitHub issueHi,
I want to include the link to a pdf file (present in a local folder) into a markdown file. I tried the following:
[filename](path to file){download}`pdf <path to file>`
both of these didn’t work. Can you please suggest how to go about this?
Thanks.
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You were right! It was a path issue only. I was able to make it work now with the
{download}directive. Thanks a lot 👍hmmmm - that feels like maybe a permissions problem or something? Or maybe double-check that the path is correct? In general the
{download}directive is exactly meant for creating a download link for a local asset.