@thomascpendergrast how would i check?
I assume it's the same as for a local images, except the filename for the image is a URI
display local images with SPC m T i to org-toggle-inline-images
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#+BEGIN_SRC elisp
(setq org-display-remote-inline-images 'download)
(org-toggle-inline-images)
(org-mode)
#+END_SRC
Play around with the different toggles, and make sure org-display-remote-inline-images is set to 'download or 'cached. You should at least be seeing the local image, cause that does seem to work.
The org-display-remote-inline-images variable is in Spacemacs (I updated the packages a couple of days ago, not sure when org-mode 9.4 was released).
So in theory it should work. Trying now.
I can display a local image, but the example code block doesnt render a remote image. I am sure I have done a remote image before in a presentation somewhere...
In the past I have just used SPC SPC org-download-image and that works just fine for me.
do you mean it displayed inside emacs or when exported to html ?
It display in emacs. Are you asking about something different?
No, I'm interested in it displaying inside of emacs. I'm just wondering if that was the case when you had a remote image in a presentation.
I was just showing the magic of Emacs https://skillsmatter.com/skillscasts/13276-open-source-your-digital-life-with-emacs The images make a brief appearance at 10 mins into the video
@jr0cket From https://practical.li/spacemacs/clojure-projects/project-configuration.html#project-level-configuration My Space f A isn't reload buffer, and helm doesn't show me a "reload buffer" option if i serach for reload or buffer.
Doh, it should be SPC b R to revert-buffer
Book should be updated soon, sorry for the confusion
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