Uploading an PDF document to Cascade CMS is done by using the red plus sign for adding content.
We recommend most of your content be posted as pages in the CMS, not as PDFs. See our policy.
You must check your pdf for accessibility before uploading and it must pass with no errors. Use the accessbility checker in Adobe Acrobat Pro or you can check files 5MB or less using PAVE ( ). Also, Information about creating accessible PDFs can be found on the WebAIM site @ This video may also help:
In Adobe Acrobat Pro, you should run the document through the Accessibility Checker tool. Make sure that cloud-based auto-tagging for accessibility is checked in Preferences.
Do not use or link to PDFs unless absolutely necessary. PDFs are for print material, not reading online. If visitors are meant to read content on screen, it should be posted as HTML. If visitors are meant to print the content in order to read it, then post as PDF, if necessary.
If you need training to make your pdfs accessible, email itcompliance@lamar.edu to get access to state provided training tools.


Documents uploaded to the CMS can be linked from a page via the WYSIWYG editor by clicking on the Insert/edit link button (looks like a chain) and navigating to the document file.