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Provide some additional Open Graph meta tag in your Plone site, so share items on Facebook will be simpler
Add new meta tags to you Plone site, for better controlling how your items are shared on Facebook.
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Are you commonly sharing contents from your Plone site or a site page to a Facebook__ account?
When you use the nice Facebook sharing interface, you have a simple way to customize additional data for the item
that will be published (mainly: choose a proper image from the remote page).
However when trying to do this automatically (e.g: you are publishing the link in a Twitter__ account that also
feed a Facebook page) Facebook is choosing an image for you... and often this is not the image you want.
How can you solve this? In general you can provide some additional meta tag information using
Open Graph standard__, customizing many aspect of the way of sharing contents on Facebook.
__ http://developers.facebook.com/docs/opengraph/
Installing collective.fbshare product and add some additional meta tags in the head section of your site.
When sharing the site root, you'll get:
og:type
Always website
og:url
The URL to the site
og:image
See next section
og:title
The name of the site
og:description
The description of the site
When sharing site content's you'll get:
og:type
Always article
og:url
The URL to the content
og:site_name
The name of the Plone site
og:image
See next section
og:title
The title of the content
og:description
The description of the content
article:published_time
The publication date of the content (when present)
article:expiration_time
The expiration date of the content (when present)
article:author
A link to the creator's page. This will be used only when you choose to display
the about info of site user's
article:tag
List of content tags
In the site control panel you can access a new configuration panel named "Open Graph sharing settings". From there you can:
provide a custom image content to be used as og:image
choose to use the site's logo as og:image
enable support for content images, this mean that content types with image field will be able to
provide that image instead of a global ones.
Also supported collective.contentleadimage__
Another very common plugin that add meta tag in Plone Pages is sc.social.like__.
As adding duplicate meta tag is reported as an error by Facebook verification, collective.fbshare will hide some of the sc.social.like HTML elements when both products are installed.
__ http://plone.org/products/sc.social.like
Tested on:
On Plone 3.3 you need to configure properly plone.app.registry__ dependencies and upgrade
the default version used of plone.z3cform__.
__ http://pypi.python.org/pypi/plone.app.registry __ http://pypi.python.org/pypi/plone.z3cform
There's another Plone package that will give you Open Graph support: collective.opengraph__
__ http://plone.org/products/collective.opengraph
Developed with the support of:
S. Anna Hospital, Ferrara__
.. image:: http://www.ospfe.it/ospfe-logo.jpg :alt: S. Anna Hospital logo
Regione Emilia Romagna__
All of them supports the PloneGov initiative__.
__ http://www.ospfe.it/ __ http://www.regione.emilia-romagna.it/ __ http://www.plonegov.it/
This product was developed by RedTurtle Technology team.
.. image:: http://www.redturtle.it/redturtle_banner.png :alt: RedTurtle Technology Site :target: http://www.redturtle.it/
#7__
[keul]__ https://github.com/RedTurtle/collective.fbshare/issues/7
article:tag as array [keul]When visiting a folderish content refers to folder URL, not default
page URL (close #2__) [jnachtigall]
og:image was broken
[keul]FAQs
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