# File 📁

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* **Add File Block:**
  * Click on the "Add Block" button within the editor.
  * From the list of available blocks, choose "Add File."

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* **Upload the File:**
  * A pop-up window will appear, featuring an "Choose File" button.
  * Click on this button to select the file you want to add from your device.
* **Provide a Name:**
  * Below the file submission area, there will be a text field labeled "Name."
  * Enter a name or title for the file. This will serve as a label for the file on your website.
* **Submit:**
  * After selecting the file and providing a name, click the "Submit" button in the pop-up window.
* **Confirmation and Display:**
  * After submitting, you'll be returned to the editor.
  * To see the added file, preview your website. The file should now be displayed in the designated section.

By following these steps, you can effortlessly integrate files into your decentralized website, allowing visitors to access and download the files you've provided.

Before uploading, ensure the file is in a compatible format and that you have the necessary rights to share it on your website.


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