og:image for homepage

If you want a special image just for the home page, we'd recommend you create a Custom HTML module. Set the title to not display, and then in the HTML area, simply add:
{JFBCGraph image=http://site.com/image.jpg}
Then, set the module to only show in the home page menu item.

That should get you going, but obviously, you'll need to test that it doesn't show in the wrong spot or cause other issues. Ideally, the module won't alter the page at all, but depending on your template and the position you put it in, something may appear. Usually, templates have a "debug" position, which is perfect for this.

Using the Facebook Debugger will help verify the image was set right as well.

Hope that helps,
Alex

No clues. I just looked at the page, and I see no og:image tag at all. Is the module currently published there, or did you disable it?

Can you try testing with a different template, to see if that makes the og:image tag work as well?

Not really sure why the module wouldn't work. It doesn't matter the position you put it in, as long as it's a position that exists on your home page. The tp=1 query string parameter is disabled on your site, so I can't see what template positions are available to give recommendations. The best I can say is to put the following in the custom HTML module:The output on the page should look like:That's because JFBConnect will strip the { } tag to create the Open Graph tag and just leave the other text.

Hope that helps you diagnose the issue,
Alex

Tomaž,
I'm not sure either. It definitely looks right from the HTML. Something very strange that I've never seen is that the bottom link from the Facebook Debugger that says "See exactly what our scraper sees for your URL" shows the actual HTML that Facebook has scraped. For some reason, it's missing almost all the 'body' of your page and is missing the new og:image tag as well:
developers.facebook.com/tools/debug/og/e...%2Fslorapfan.info%2F

I've never seen Facebook do that, but I'm assuming it's simply a caching issue on their part. Usually the Facebook Debugger will refresh the cache, but in this case, it may just have to clear up on its own in the normal 3-5 day window.

Certainly, if you have anything on your site that should change the content based on certain user agents or visiting IPs, disable that, but I doubt that's the issue.

Hope that helps,
Alex