| 开发者 | uaip |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年10月20日 21:52 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
[yape_pdf id="123"] or [yape_flipbook id="123"] for classic content, widgets and page builders.No. Everything is free.
[yape_pdf id="123" height="80vh" page="2" zoom="page-width" download="no" print="no" search="yes" sidebar="yes" fullscreen="yes" annotate="no" thumbnails="open" load="click" toolbar="none" title="Annual report"]
Use id for a PDF from the Media Library, or url for a PDF at another address. width limits the viewer's maximum width.
[yape_flipbook id="123" height="80vh" page="1" cover="no" rtl="yes" lightbox="yes" width="300px" thumbnails="open" download="no" print="no" fullscreen="yes"]
[yape_flipbook] is the same as [yape_pdf mode="flipbook"]. cover="no" pairs pages from the first page instead of showing it alone. rtl="yes" turns pages from right to left. lightbox="yes" shows only the cover (at most width wide, 240px by default), and the flipbook opens over the page when it is clicked. sidebar controls the thumbnail strip, and search, zoombar or annotate add a button that opens the document viewer.
When WordPress can make a preview image of the PDF at upload (your host needs Imagick with PDF support), that image is used. Otherwise the visitor's browser draws the first page.
Yes, with url, as long as that website allows cross-origin requests (CORS). Otherwise browsers block it. Uploading the PDF to your Media Library always works.
You can hide the download and print buttons. A PDF shown in a browser can still be saved by a determined visitor, so do not rely on this to protect confidential files.
The signature is a picture of a handwritten or typed signature placed on the PDF, like signing a printed page. It is not a cryptographic digital signature (certificate). Whether that is enough depends on your use and your local laws.
Only in the visitor's browser until they download the PDF. Nothing is sent to your site or anywhere else.
No. All files are served from your own site.
Yes. The viewer loads PDFs and its own files directly from your site and does not send PDF addresses in request parameters, so firewall rules that block URLs in query strings are not triggered.