Meta Tags Open Graph and Twitter og:image file path

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code2
 
 
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Meta Tags Open Graph and Twitter og:image file path

Post by code2 »

Hi,

LinkedIn cannot located the image I listed in the Mata Tags Open Graph section. When WWB renders the page's HTML code should the file path be?

1. as it is currently shown in my page's HTML code (Single Forward Slash and shortened URL)

<meta property="og:image" content="https:/images/TargeShieldLogo_20200428.png">

or

2. as it is for other images on the same page (internal file path)

<meta property="og:image" content="images/TargeShieldLogo_20200428.png">

or

3. other images found by LinkedIn Post Inspector or as you would normally use as a file path (with Double Forward Slash and full URL)

<meta property="og:image" content="https://targe.com.au/images/TargeShield ... 200428.png">


Any assistance please.

Thank you in advance.
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Re: Meta Tags Open Graph and Twitter og:image file path

Post by Pablo »

You will need to enter a valid URL
Please see the help for more details.
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Re: Meta Tags Open Graph and Twitter og:image file path

Post by code2 »

Thank you.

For the benefit of any others who may have done the same as what I did.

For the purpose of Open Graph and Twitter Card, a valid URL means entering the full URL, which includes a file name in the "URL" field (Open Graph) or "Site" field for Twitter Card.

For example: https://www.targe.com/index.php as opposed to simply https://www.targe.com.au (your full URL may have the HTML extension or some other page name).

It is only then that WWB will render the HTML code to include the URL of the site along with the image path in the og:image section of the HTML code.
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