opengraph

I properly set og:image on my website, the facebook linter sees it (facebook debugger) however, it says the image should be at least 200x200, which it is not the case, my image is 250x250 image . What could be causing the issue? Could this have anything to do with Cloudfront? Edit: I got around it by switching from this image to another image which is a jpg image, but still I couldn't find the cause for the problem since the image looks fine. This was happening to me. I was only using the meta og:image tag. I added the following in the head <link rel="image_src" type="image/jpeg" href="img

I'm not sure if this is new behaviour or if it didn't work at all. So I'm using the LinkedIn Customized URL feature, you can look it up here . The URL looks like this: https://www.linkedin.com/shareArticle?mini=true&url=http://developer.linkedin.com&title=LinkedIn%20Developer%20Network&summary=My%20favorite%20developer%20program&source=LinkedIn Once I share the URL the provided summary is not shown in the post preview: So I tried with other services like Youtube, Reddit etc. and all posts do not include the provided summary. Unfortunately I can't provide you the open-graph tags I used on my

I am trying to add the og:locale tag for an Australian website and Facebook's linter tells me that I have an error. Based on the documentation (and assuming what the correct content should be), I have added this to my page head: <meta property="og:locale" content="en_AU" /> Facebook's linter ( http://developers.facebook.com/tools/debug ) tells me: Object Invalid Value Object at URL ' http://foo ' of type 'website' is invalid because the given value 'en_au' for property 'og:locale:locale' could not be parsed as type 'enum'. What's going on here? Is en_AU not the correct code for australia? I

I'm seeking clarification regarding the use of og:type article vs website for an individual web page that is technically not an "article" but also does not represent an entire website. Documentation seems contradictory: From https://developers.facebook.com/docs/opengraphprotocol/#types Use article for any URL that represents transient content - such as a news article, blog post, photo, video, etc. Do not use website for this purpose. website and blog are designed to represent an entire site, an og:type tag with types website or blog should usually only appear on the root of a domain. In this

When posting a link directly to a Tab on a Facebook Page, https://www.facebook.com/PAGENAME?sk=app_APPID Facebook picks up the Page's Open Graph <meta> tags, which means the link post gets associated with the Page's profile picture, name, and a description of "Page &bullet; n like this". I had hoped that Facebook would instead use the og <meta> tags from the app's HTML, allowing link posts to be customized. What's the best way to provide a direct link to a specific Tab on a Facebook Page with custom content in the link post? The best way I can see to have this accomplished would be to have a