Hello,
I'm using Phoca Open Graph. When sharing content on social media (esp. Twitter/X) it seems that the plugin grabs the small image found in the intro text of articles (even though I don't include the intro text when displaying articles). Does it just grab the first image referenced in the intro text? Is there a way to tell the plugin to ignore the intro text image and instead to grab the image found in the main body of the article?
Thanks,
Open Graph image info
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Re: Open Graph image info
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Re: Open Graph image info
Thank you for the reply. Would you consider adding an option to the plugin allowing users to select where the image is taken?
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Re: Open Graph image info
Actually my question refers specifically to point 5 in your list of priorities:
5) If no image is set in plugin parameters or article parameters, Phoca Open Graph plugin tries to find an image inside the article. If some is found, such will be used in og:image meta tag.
Is there any way for Phoca NOT to grab the image in the intro text inside the article (not the intro image parameter), but to grab the first image in the main body of the article AFTER the <hr id="system-readmore" /> tag?
(or: to select the first image that is larger than a specific minimum size? - to avoid selecting a small thumbnail image that is too small for social media sharing)
5) If no image is set in plugin parameters or article parameters, Phoca Open Graph plugin tries to find an image inside the article. If some is found, such will be used in og:image meta tag.
Is there any way for Phoca NOT to grab the image in the intro text inside the article (not the intro image parameter), but to grab the first image in the main body of the article AFTER the <hr id="system-readmore" /> tag?
(or: to select the first image that is larger than a specific minimum size? - to avoid selecting a small thumbnail image that is too small for social media sharing)