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How do I set up short url?
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Please don't hijack threads asking for help. Regarding your question, everything you need to do this is explained in the docs. https://chevereto.com/docs/storages
user_ad5cf
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The URL currently returns a 404 error. Also, I can't find any details about 'external storage' on the Chevereto V4 documentation page at https://v4-docs.chevereto.com/. Also, the https://v4-admin.chevereto.com/features/external-storage.html page doesn't provide any guidance on setting up a shortened URL for direct linking. The information there is mainly about configurations for third party server settings. Can you help me create a shortened URL for direct linking in Chevereto V4? I'm aware of the 'image link' option in the embed code, but the filename extension is missing (it doesn't link to its 'image URL').
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