Advanced Link Formatting
Last updated by sai 3 years agoDisable Link Formatting
If you want to put a link to a YouTube video, Github Gist, etc, and do not want Kbee to automatically embed the content but instead just show the normal link, you can add an ! (exclamation mark) to the start of the link text to tell Kbee to not embed the content.
For example, here is a YouTube link that is not embedded:
Download Links
Kbee can automatically detect specially formatted links that let you create “download links” to content in your Google Drive inside an article, or embed Google Drive Files inside your article.
If you want to let your viewers download a file from Kbee, you can do so by creating a special download link on your Doc.
First, copy the link to the file in Google Drive
Next, create a link to that file in your document
Finally, edit the link and add #DOWNLOAD# to the start of the text.
Note: Make sure there are no spaces before the first #
Result
The link below will download the Google Doc used to create this article as a PDF:
Embedded Documents and Files
You can also embed a document, slide deck, sheet, video, or any Google Drive file inside an article.
Follow the same instructions as the download links above, but instead of the word #DOWNLOAD# use the word #EMBED#
Note: All other text in the link will be ignored
Result
This is the Google Doc used to create this article!
