How do I import a pdf in a blog?

I tried dragging a pdf in my blog for people to download, but instead of putting the file on, it drags the first page of the pdf. is there anyway to put just the file on the blog for them to download (like an attachment)
thanks

Write some text, open the inspector and enable it as a link, choose link to: A file and select the pdf file. Save and a copy of the pdf will be stored in the Domain file where iWeb stores its data. Publish and it will be uploaded. When people click the link the pdf opens in the browser. Unless they hit ctrl+click and choose to download it.
If you want the download to start automatically save it as a zip file. Select the pdf go to File and choose Compress "..." and link to it from iWeb as previously described.
Regards,
Cédric

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