JFBConnect bug ?

André,
There are a lot of configuration options in JFBConnect, and we're looking at revamping our configuration guide to be more "How to do 'x'" oriented, so that it's easier to find what you're looking for instead of having to wade through a lot.

Until then though, hopefully I can help with what you're looking for. If your articles are all Joomla-based Content articles, then install the Open Graph - Content plugin that came with JFBConnect. Once enabled, it will automatically set the Open Graph image for each page based on the first image found in your article. If you ever want to 'see what Facebook sees', run a page of your site through the Facebook Debug Tool . That tool can help diagnose issues quickly.

That's likely the first step to get things going how you want, but if you have issues or need more clarification, just let me know.

Thanks,
Alex

André,
For the home page image, there's a few options. The best thing we'd recommend is going to the Open Graph -> Configuration area of JFBConnect. In the big "Defaults" box, add the following line:Whatever image you set there will be used on all pages as the image if no other image is set. That's a great place for a logo or other generic image that can work on your pages.

On your actual article pages, it looks like you have things set with our Open Graph plugins. For instance, on the page below, the image is properly set from the article automatically:
www.tanka.be/index.php/sport/wielersport...n-begint-morgen-weer

Like vs Recommend
Unfortunately, we don't have a way to set "Recommend" on certain blog views or the front-page and not others. In the Social configuration of JFBConnect, you can set the "Verb to Display:" option to "Recommend" for blog views, and that will set it for the front-page as well.

If you really don't want the Like button for just one article, you can use the "Exclude Article Ids" box in the Social configuration area to exclude that specific article from getting the Like buttons. Then, in the article text, you can add the following tag:
{JFBCLike href=http://site.com/link-to-article layout=standard action=recommend}

With that, you'll be hiding the normal Like button and then adding the Recommend button manually.

Hope that helps explain,
Alex