Mbedr

Use the following HTML to embed this image on your own site:


<object
data="http://www.eric-bates.com/mbedr/?p=5276651980&fmt=Medium&v"
type="text/html"
height="334"
width="500"><a 
href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/14732841@N02/5276651980/" 
title="Array by backwheelbates, on Flickr" 
target="_blank"><img 
src="https://live.staticflickr.com/5090/5276651980_9f87069050.jpg" 
width="500" 
height="334"
alt=""/></a></object>

If embedding it as an <object> doesn't work, try it as an <iframe>, like so:


<iframe
src="http://www.eric-bates.com/mbedr/?p=5276651980&fmt=Medium&v"
frameborder="0"
scrolling="no"
height="334"
width="500"><a 
href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/14732841@N02/5276651980/" 
title="Array by , on Flickr" 
target="_blank"><img 
src="https://live.staticflickr.com/5090/5276651980_9f87069050.jpg" 
width="500" 
height="334"
alt=""/></a></iframe>

Note: If you're pasting the code into a site which does auto-formatting, make sure the entire thing is one line, with no linebreaks. Otherwise, the site may add <br/> tags in between lines, and the image won't be embedded.

Note for WordPress.Com users: Mbedr doesn't work on wordpress.com blogs, sorry. Their support page has details, but in short, neither the object nor iframe tags are allowed there, and mbedr requires you to be able to use one or the other. It works just fine on self-hosted wordpress.org sites, though.

It will appear like this: