Just for clarity (as your purpose \u002D clean, simple, dedicated, no fluff, fits well with my scenario) \u002D I have a number of PDF and other file types already, that I share via One Drive but this looks much more professional for clients to access my articles (course \u002Drelated handouts). So if I add a file attachment to an article, is the file hosted by you, or is it a link to my one\u002Ddrive or google docs? If by you \u002D is there a limit? And I\u0027m asuming video files need to be hosted elsewhere, eg you tube or vimeo.

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Just for clarity (as your purpose \u002D clean, simple, dedicated, no fluff, fits well with my scenario) \u002D I have a number of PDF and other file types already, that I share via One Drive but this looks much more professional for clients to access my articles (course \u002Drelated handouts). So if I add a file attachment to an article, is the file hosted by you, or is it a link to my one\u002Ddrive or google docs?  If by you \u002D is there a limit?  And I\u0027m asuming video files need to be hosted elsewhere, eg you tube or vimeo.

andreas_ivymayhem · Answer

Files (image uploads via RTE and attachments etc) are generally hosted on our side, yes. We do not have any limit in place, upload as much as you need. But we currently do not offer video uploads. Those are generally hosted elsewhere and are embedded via iframe into articles.

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