If needed, you can change the width or height of the display. If you want to display a border around the gadget, display the title of the gadget, or include a scrollbar, select the appropriate check box. When prompted to choose your settings, select Outside Google Docs at the following URL and paste the URL for your pdf in the space provided. On the Add a gadget to your page screen, type Google Docs Viewer in the search bar. In edit mode, go to the location in your site where you want to place the pdf. From the file dialog, select the PDF that you want to add, then click Open. To indicate where to insert the other document, select a page thumbnail.
Now you are ready to embed it in your site. Choose View > Thumbnails to show page thumbnails in the sidebar. Click the pdf title and copy the URL at the top of the page. Set the permissions on this document to either public on the web or only someone may view that has link. If it is not already stored on the Web where you can obtain its URL then upload it to Google Docs. You will need a Web address for the pdf you want to embed. This post will provide instructions for the Google Docs Viewer. For example, the iWrapper gadget displays additional pages in your document on the left side, allowing the viewer to click on any page using thumbnail images. One of the primary differences in the gadgets is the way the embedded object is displayed. In Google Sites, there are a couple of gadgets you can choose to embed objects (e.g., Google Docs Viewer, iWrapper). The image below shows a pdf that has been embedded using the Google Docs Viewer gadget. It is important to make sure you understand what is meant by the term “embed.” When you “embed” an object, you display its content as a part of your current site. The pdf could be your resume or some other artifact you want to share.
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Several students have asked how to embed a Portable Document Format (pdf) in their presentation portfolio.
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