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How to upload files into WordPress and link them to articles
- In the WordPress “Dashboard” (the landing page after you login as WordPress Admin), in the left menu, click menu item : “Media” / “Add New”., and drag&drop (or browse and select them).
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The upload success is visible immediately:
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In the media library, after uploading media, on the “edit media”, there is an opportunity for adding metadata to files
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How do you link files from an article? Click on button: “Add media”, and drag&drop files. How about previously uploaded files? Click on button: “Add media”, tab:”media library” (instead of the default tab:”upload files”) , ad find your previously uploaded file in the list.
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