You could try: <a href=%resource(example.pdf)%>Click for PDF</a> to direct the user to the file.
The default File Sharing plugin also provides an excellent repository for files, such as PDFs, in which you can distribute & enables the user to download.
I think it has to do with the location of mywebsite.rw6 and the location of the resourses folder on my iMac.
They were in the same folder.
But I dragged mywebsite.rw6 out of that folder (instead of making an alias) !@#$%^&
So the resourses in the folder resources on the iMac got de-linked from mywebsite.rw6.
And the recources folder and its content did not get published…
I put mywebsite.rw6 back in the folder together with the resources folder and now the resources folder and its content gets published to my new host.
But there still are differences between the content of the rescources folder on my iMac and the recources in mywebsite.rw6 and the resources folder on the site of my new HOST.
pdf files are OK, but now I have to look into the content of the folders: Add folder, figure, logo, photo.