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When someone shares my webpage on Facebook it shows my logo instead of my cover photo. I have used the Facebook debugging tool (this link is preloaded with my website) and it tells me that:
The ‘og:image’ property should be explicitly provided, even if a value can be inferred from other tags.
Digging deeper into the scrapped url log , I can see that there is a whole lot of code in here that I can’t edit from my normal editor.
Please tell me how and exactly what line of HTML I need to put where in order to select a specific image to show in Facebook shares.
Hi,
Thanks for posting your question regarding the image displayed when sharing a page from your website on Facebook. I’m sorry to see that the image that is displaying is not the one you intended. This post here outlines how you can assign a “Featured Image” to your posts and pages, which is what Facebook will use when sharing them.
The ‘og:image’ property should be provided, once the ‘Featured Image’ has been added to the page/post. I hope this helps!
Sincerely,
Carlos E
I have set the featured image as you described and it continues to select another image. I’ve refreshed and rescraped. The debugger still gives me the og:image error too
If you continue to have a problem with the OG image, you may want to try using a WordPress plugin. Here’s an example of one. Also, make sure that you have cleared your browser cache. Otherwise, if you continue to have the problem, please provide us a URL so that we can take a look at the issue in more depth.
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