开发者 | mikeyott |
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更新时间 | 2024年3月3日 15:20 |
PHP版本: | 4.7 及以上 |
WordPress版本: | 6.4 |
版权: | GPLv3 or later |
版权网址: | 版权信息 |
Yes. You can either set the option to automatically use the existing title, text (or excerpt) and image, or specify them manually on each page or post in the Open Graphite metabox.
Any other plug-in that inserts open graph tags into your website (Yoast is one that comes to mind) may conflict with Open Graphite to not work properly.
To test if you have a conflict, simply view the source code of your home page in your browser and search for any instances of og: within. Typically a plug-in will output the meta tags into it's own group. For this plug-in, they will be directly below the comment but other plug-ins will output something else (if at all). The only solution to resolve a conflict is to disable one of the plug-ins.
Facebook (and possibly other social networks) will cache the open graph properties of a post that has previously been shared for up to 24 hours (maybe longer). During this time, any changes you make to your open graph properties will not be picked up by Facebook immediately. But there are a couple of solutions.
You don't need a Facebook App ID for this plugin to work. That said, there may be instances where having one is helpful. Decide for yourself. But if you plan on using the Facebook Access Token feature (highly recommended) then you will absolutely need a Facebook App ID.
Yes. If you Upgrade to Pro all your current configurations will be preserved.
Leave a message at the plug-in support page.