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It's just a .gif image.
So with markdown supporting images, it is added like this:
! [description] (URL) ^ ^ But no space between the ! and the [descriptio], and no space between the [description] and the (URL)
I got the .gif URL from a google search.
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So just the same as any images with markdown? I thought I tried a gif one day and it didn't work. Thanks for commenting.
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If you can view the .gif URL from a browser and it animates, it should also work using that markdown.
I've seen where an animation on a page is not an actual .gif animation but where the page's javascript performs the animation by cycling through a number of static .gif (or .png or .jpg, doesn't matter) images. So linking to a .gif from that, would of course, only link to the one (static) image.
Without a link to an example of an image giving you trouble, I couldn't speculate as to what the actual problem would have been.
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