But, on the bright side, you can make the PDF URL an active link by using the HTML tags: Your text here with your link and hyperlink text: You’ll only have a link to your document, not the actual document itself. And you can only restrict who sees the entire note with the Privacy option. Thus, the only straight forward way to add a document is through a URL linking to the document in your note (such as the Share link provided by our conversion apps or by websites like ). … We looked into this and, unfortunately, the only things you can embed within a note is an image and a hyperlink. The first method involved sharing the PDF document as a link, which was probably the simplest way to post a document within a Note: But we did manage to find a few interesting workarounds that came close, and we thought they were worth sharing. It may sound like a simple thing to accomplish at first, but unfortunately, after some searching, we couldn’t find a direct way to do this. And I would like those who view the document to be able to print the document. I would like to post it as a “Note” that everyone who has “liked” our business page can access. I would like to post a pdf (or Word) document to my Facebook page (not my personal page, to my business page). In fact, one user had an excellent idea for her Facebook page that turned into an interesting question about PDF documents and Facebook Notes: And it’s due to things like Facebook fanpages that have made it easy for businesses and organizations to connect with their communities on a more personal level.Īs a result, Facebook Fanpage administrators are always looking for different, more efficient ways to use them. The social network has rolled personal networking, content sharing, and business marketing all into one platform. Everyone loves Facebook, and with good reason.
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