There are ways to embed images in document, but in this post, if the image is available from a url, then you can easily reference such image from the internet or local network.
html
<div id='yourImage'>Loading...</div>
jscript
//this script will replace the inner html in the div. In this case, an <img> tag, which is not supported by default settings from the server directly on the html text area, will be pointing to an animated gif resource:
resource = "http://toxics.usgs.gov/photo_gallery/photos/geophysics/animation.gif"
//remove the last // to make the image draggable!
$("#yourImage").html($("<img>",{src:resource}))//.draggable()
html
<div id='yourImage'>Loading...</div>
jscript
//this script will replace the inner html in the div. In this case, an <img> tag, which is not supported by default settings from the server directly on the html text area, will be pointing to an animated gif resource:
resource = "http://toxics.usgs.gov/photo_gallery/photos/geophysics/animation.gif"
//remove the last // to make the image draggable!
$("#yourImage").html($("<img>",{src:resource}))//.draggable()
This is dummy text. It is not meant to be read. Accordingly, it is difficult to figure out when to end it. But then, this is dummy text. It is not meant to be read. Period.
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