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11 years 6 months ago #48847 by richy
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Hi,

Please, could you give me the procedure for localize open graph ? I mean the way to change text & description according to the current site language.

Thank you
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11 years 6 months ago #48855 by mel
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JFBConnect will automatically set the Open Graph tags based on the content of the page. If the content is in a specific language, that content should be taken and used to set the Open Graph meta data.

One important thing to note is that Facebook reads the Open Graph tags based on the URL that is supplied. If the URL doesn't change for different languages, then Facebook will only see the default language for your site, because there will be no way for their automatic scraping tool to switch the language.. by changing the URL query string to lang=br, for instance.

-Melissa
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11 years 6 months ago #48861 by richy
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Thx for quick aswer, but my problem is that i dont know how set different title and description for different language. I set this:

{SCOpenGraph title=Creazione siti web per i ristoranti} {SCOpenGraph description=Siamo una web-designer specializzata per i ristoranti. Il nostro impegno รจ di creare siti web per ristoranti piacevoli da vedere e utili da usare.} {SCOpenGraph image=http://my url}

once for italian, but how can I do this again for english ?

Thank you.
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11 years 6 months ago #48869 by alzander
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Richy,
Generally, for multi-lingual sites, you would have one article for English and another for Italian. If that's the case, you'd use the same {SCOpenGraph .. } type tag in each article using the proper language for the article's language.

If that's not what you're doing, please explain how you have multi-lingual setup on your site as well as the two URLs for an article in both the English and Italian versions so that we can see more about how the front-end of your site works.

Thanks,
Alex
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